The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
UNIT INSTALLS
 OFFICERS HERE Daughters of Isabella Seat
 Mrs. Mary Stevens as Local Regent
THOMASTON Correspondent, ). R. GranO Telephone 71.2.

Tn0maSC0n, Nov. 15-A meeting of the Daughters of Isabella was held at the Knights of Columbus home and State Regent Miss Bea Shea of Waterbury was in charge of the installation ceremony. The officers installed are are follows:
 Mrs. Mary Stevens was installed as regent, Mrs. Catherine O,Brien as Vice-regent, Mrs. Margaret Tay- Tor, past regent; Miss Josephine Ryan, recording secretary; Miss Helen Martin, financial secretary; Mrs. Mary Ryan, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Robinson, custodian; Mrs. Bea Halpin, chancellor; Mrs. Mary Doran, monitor; Mrs. Florence Lord, first guide; Mrs. Elizabeth Ciera, second guide; Mrs. Agnes Claffey, inner guard; Mrs. Marga- ret Kelly, outer guard; Mrs. Helen SerenSon, scribe; Mrs. Agnes Boyce, organist; Mrs. Helen Ryan, trustee for three years; Rev. John Mo- Grath, Chaplain.
 After installation, Father Me- Grath gave very interesting talk followed by a few words from Miss Bea Shea of Waterbury, who is State Regent. Mrs. Jane Casey of Waterbury invited all the members to attend their installation in Wa terbury Sunday November 24. About forty members and guests sat down to dinner at the Red Path Inn. The next meeting of the Daughters will be held on Tuesday November 26. Service Exam
 The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as fol- lows:
 Public health consultant, various grades. $2,600 to $4,600 a year. Pulp lie Health research assistant, $2,o00 a year. Optional subjects for the consultant positions are: Maternal and child health, general public health practice and orthopedics The subject for research assistant Is maternal and child health. Gen. eral public health practice, and or thopedics. The subject for research assistant is maternal and child health.
 Senior pathologist (cotton diseas- es), $4,600 8 year; associate cytolo- gist (horticulture), $3,200 a year; associate geneticist 8, 200 year, as- sociate physiologist, $3,200 8 year; assistant pathologist (tobacco ii1veS- tigations), $2,600 year; Bureau of Plant industry, Department of Agr;- culture.
 Full and more explanatory infor- nation in regard to any of the above may be obtained by seeing Miss Mary Howard, secretary of the U. s. Civil Service Board of Exam. iners, Miss Howard is located at the local post office.
 The men of the Congregational church were hosts to the public when they served supper last night to 8 good attendance. The supper was served at 6 o'clock and was followed by an entertaining pro- gram. Charles Bullock of High street was chairman of the com- mittee in charge.
 William H. Lyons, Joseph Bogus, Charles Blakeslee and Axel Nelson, all members of the Lyons Auto company, attended g dinner in Hartford last night given by the Pontiac Motor Company.
 The Atlantic council, Knights of Columbus, will form bowling team during the meeting of the council which will be held tonight at 8 p. m. The team will be entered in the Knights of Columbus inter-council bowling league. Teams will be en- tered from Torrington, Thomaston, Waterbury, Naugatuck, Seymour and AnSonia councils.
 The firemen are planning a bridge and pinochle party at the fire house Nov. 21 at D. m. at which time the annua. turkey awards will be made. A joint meet ing of the hose and hook and lad- der company will be held next Mon- day to complete the plans for the party.