The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08

A pleasing attendance was pres ent at the opening of the Italian mission at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church at all masses yesterday morning and at evening services last night. Rev Peter M. Telese, s. J., of New York is in charge of the mission and his talks were very in- spiring. Services tonight will be- gin at 7:3O o'clock.
 Workers Convene
 Lithuanian. Connecticut Catholic Workers from all sections of the state attended a convention at St Joseph's hall yesterday afternoon and evening. The principal speak CTS. were Rev Adalph E. Gradeck. chaplain and Rev John J. Kripas.
 A membership drive will be started immediately in an effort to enlist all young Lithuanians inter. ested in the workers movement which has made great progress in the past year.
 Those serving on the local com mittee are John Totilas, Bronis Silkauskas, Peter Tortilas, Peter Jokubauskas and Joseph Benutas. Peter Tortoritas acted as toast master. The hostesses were Mrs John Totilas, Mrs Stephanie Jur- gonas, Mrs Stanley Karinauskas and Mrs Girgiauskas.
 Students Complete Season
 Members of the Lithuanian Cath ollie Students Bowling league com pleted their current season yester- day. Plans were discussed for the banquet after the Lenten season. Fritz Priscavage heads the com mittee, assisted by Clarence Bal anda, Every Marcinka and Joseph Dudaskas.
 Rehearsc Tonight
 Members of the cast of the Pas sion play will rehearse at St Jo- seph's hall at 7:3O o'clock tonight. They will train every night this week with the exception of Satur- day. The dress rehearsal is sched- uled Friday evening and the stage presentation Sunday afternoon and evening.
 Smoker We'll Attended
 More than 300 persons attended the smoker of the Holy Name so- ciety of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church at Venta hall. 103 Green street Saturday night. Boxing bouts, vocal selections, dance num- bers, brief talks and refreshments were all part of a pleasant pro. gram that was enjoyed by all pres- ent.
 Rev Michael !. Lynch, pastor of the parish. introduced as the prin- cipal speaker. Rev Peter M. Telese. s. J., who opened the Italian mis- sion at the church yesterday. 9th CTS on the speakers program were J1hn Savino, president of the or ganization, Republican Town Chair man Frederick W. Palomba, AL deramn Charles Sciullo and Thom- as Hurley. Vocal selections were given by John Rocco and Johnny Hartman. while the former offered several novel dance interpretations. Joe Pop" Rusty acted as announce CT and co-referee. Michael Colucci was the official referee and An- thony Colucci, timer.
 Charles Negaro was chairman of the arrangements committee, as- sisted by John Savino, Ambrose Maggi. Anthony Miceto, Joseph L<kCSSS, JOtbA AmdECiidICAAus dSqudiC Varanelli, Anthony Colucci, AL phonse Ortelle, Thomas Fibre. Ralph Cappelletti, John DiPietro, Charles Fischetti. Carmine Ettero- gino, Salvatore Fibre. John Roberti. Rocco Ciampi. John Altieri. Louis Rocco and Guerino Fiorucci.
 Boxers on the program were Eddie Dolan. Ray Dolan. Jerry Padula, Jack Paoll, Young Etters, Ruggie Ruggles, Emil Ayers, Al Martin and Al Mana.
 Attend Mass and Communion
 Tho Sodality of Children of Mary of St Patrick's and St Joseph's churches attended mass and holy communion at the o'clock mass in their resnective churches yester.