The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-30

I the congregation. At the close of the services each member o1 the school will receive a potted plant. The Sunday school commit. | tee hopes to see a large num- Der of the parents present al these exercises.
 Members of the Y. M. C. A. cam | committee who met at the home oi
 MT and Mrs William Klitka, or Tuesday evening, were greatly en- couraged by the attendance and by the amount of work accomplished Officers elected were Mrs Will liam Klitka, chairman, Charles D. Gilson. secretary, Harold Logan
 treasurer.
 The name of the group is to be called "The Send Child to Camp Committee.
 William Briggs, camp director of the Waterbury Y.' M. C. A. and organizer of this group was pres ent and explained the spiritual
 mental and physical benefits de. rived by boys who atetnd the "Y' camp. Several parents have sig. nified their intentions of sending
 their sons to the camp at theiI own expense. The aim of this committee is to raise $200 to enable ten boys, who would not other wise be able Ito do so, to attend the Y camp for two weeks this summer.
 The plans for raising these funds are to circulate subscription papers |, among the residents, to present a minstrel show, hold card par ties and have receptacles for coins placed in the different taverns jr the town.
 Card Party Planned Plans were completed for q card party to be held at the Woodtick school Friday, April 13. This event
 will be in charge of Mrs Clifford Willard, Mrs Edward Theriault
 Mrs William Klitka and, Miss
 Elizabeth Baldwin.
 A minstrel show was planned tC be held at the town hall during
 May, the exact date to be decided upon at later meeting. The tai. ent for this minstrel will be sup piled from the members of tho Waterbury Y. NJ. C. A. Miss Rita Fitzmaurice has re. signed from the committee for tho reason that no boys were found ir hre district (North) who were oi
 eligible age. At the close Of the business meet | ing MT Briggs entertained the group with a number of voca selections.
 Sorority to Give Play All members of the Sigma Kappa
 Phi sorority were present at tht meeting held at the home of Miss Dorothy Winters on the Todd roat Tuesday evening" The cast wa. completed for the play Gerry | which will be given by this groul | in the near future. Refreshment! l were served and social period en joycd at the close. of the business
 meeting.
 The group will hold their mex
 meeting at the home of Miss Heller
 Theriault. Rev H.. C. Coc Speaks | Rev II. Gertrude Coe addressed a meeting of the Young People, | w. c. T. U. which was held at th' home of Mrs II. 0. Chatfield o 1 Maple street. Seymour. on Wed
 ncsday afternoon. The subject o
 Mrs Goes address was "Rainbov
 Dreams and Rainbow Realities" l Mrs Coo will conduct Il simila I meeting at the Congregations
 church in Prospect on April g..
 Mrs Grubb Better
 Mrs Deborah Grubb has takei up her residence at the home Q I MT and Mrs George Cole in tn
 Center district. Mrs Grubb, wh'
 was. employed as housekccper fo
 Robert A. WakeIee, had the mis
 fortune to fall during an icy perio'
 this past winter. She suffere'
 such severe injuries that she wa
 taken to the Waterbury hospital She was q patient there for owe two months. Mrs Grubb has onl
 lately been released from the hos pital and is still unable to rcsum her duties
 Society Chatter
 Thelma, daughter of Mir and Mir
 Kruse is i'll at her home in Wood
 tick. Mrs Kruse. who has bee i'll for some time Is improving. J Mir and Mrs Edward Scovill an
 daughters, Ruth and Irene of tn
 Todd road were guests on Sunday ,of Mir and Mrs Benjamin Brow
 of Waterbury.
 l Miss Mildred Badger of Hart
 ford is spending the Easter holi
 days with her parents, Mir and Mir 1 Claude v. Badger of the Nichol
 road.
 | of liquor for six months. He wa
 taxed costs of $9.40.
 | Hogan was arrested at his hom