The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-25
K. OF 1. YEAR WAS
 SOCIAL SUCCESS
Pleasing Reports Read at Meeting-Judge Finn
 to Give Speech
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Much activity featured the meet ing of the Knights of Lithuania last night. Reports were heard from the managers of teams en- tered in various sporting events. From a social and financial stand point the organization has had the greatest year since 1t was formed. Future problems were discussed at length and President oseph Coskie believes the Waterbury band will again lead the state.
 Mothers To Be Guests
 Elaborate preparations were started for a Mothers day pro- gram May 18th. The group will at- tend holy communion in a body at the o'clock mass, following which they will march into the hall for communion breakfast. Mothers will attend the ceremonies as guests of their sons.
 The principal speaker will be Judge Edward J. Finn of the court of common pleas. The discourse will be followed by two plays in Lithuanian. These acts will be characterized by members of the group and the stage presentation will depict various scenes in ac- cordance with the day.
 Saturday evening 30 couples will attend the Connecticut Lithuania Catholic banquet at Hotel Strat- field in Bridgeport. Waterbury will fare better at this event than ever before. The various athletic groups are to be feted for their victories Banners will be presented for championships garnered in all sports. The local group has claim on girls bowling, mems tennis, and mems basketball. In bowling, this marks the second successive season that the girls of this city captured honors. The prize is another ban ner and should they repeat again next season they will be entitled to beautiful silver trophy.
 John Lesunaitis, co-manager of the basketball team, reported that the club scored IS victories against three losses and in the opinion of both he and his associate, John Stankus, the season was quite success. It was also reported that the K. of l.. will sponsor the same players next season.
 The next regular meeting of the organization will take place Mon- day evening at o'clock. All mem- bers are requested to be in attend ance. Rev ohn Morkunas of Thom- aston will be the speaker. The members of St. Patrick's minstrel troupe are asked to be al the Lyceum at 6:30 o'clock Satur- day. Director oseph Lezotte desires to put the group through brief rehearsal prior to their appearance in Union City.
 Brazilian Priest Here
 Rev Ugentas, Brazilian. will address members of St. oseph's Holy Name society tonight. Fr. Ugentas' talk will concern the South American Catholic church activity.
 The Holy Name society will at tend holy communion in a body at the T o'clock mass on Sunday. The mass will be held on daylight sav- ing time. There will be a reception for new members of St. Joseph's Holy Name society Sunday. May 27th at ? o'clock. This marks the first of such events in St. Joseph church.
 Riding on the rear of trolley cars has been proven to be rather dangerous and expensive pastime. hut 1t doesn't seem to mean much 10 many youths in this section who nave formed the habit of going for rid up Town Plot way. Each eve ming in many cases ten may be, found riding the same electric. They sometimes have little pleas antries in the form of pushing each other around and unless the motor patrol takes notice there is bound to be an accident on the Town Plot line shortly. A word to the wise should be sufficient.
 Briefs
 Thomas Fitzmaurice and City Clerk Jack .Fitzmaurice saw the Yankees defeat the Athletics in New York yesterday.
 William O'Brien of Poplar street Is visiting in New Rochelle.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Storm arc residing at their summer home in Cheshire. a
 John Kairis lof Drayer avenue ts enjoying fishing trip.
 Frank Moore of Green street will visit New York. for the weekend baseball attractions.
 < Miss Rosiland L.aWlur of Wilson street. q student nurse at St, 'Mary's hospital. will bs Erad nataa n In''s