The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-22

Is the second out-of-toWn game the team has played this season. Last Tuesday night they defeated Stam- ford { out of s games. The regular Friday night practcie ct the "" will not be held tonight. Program Announced The program for the Bach musical service to be held Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in the Congregational church here was announced today. The Center church choir of New Haven will sing. Miss Pauline Voorhees, will direct. The local church choir will sing also under, the direction of Lyman Bunnell, director.
 The program follows:
 Organ Prelude-"1n Thee Is Joy",
 "Jesu, Joy of Mems Desiring. Call to Worship Prayer
 O6ertory-"IIave Mercy Upon Me-" Selections from Mass in B. Minor"
 Chorus-"Kyrie Eleison".
 Duet-"Christe Eleison". Chorus-"Qui Tollis".
 Soprano solo from the cantata
 "Come Redeemer". Chorus-"Et Incarnatus Est". Chorus-"Crucihxus" | Chorus-"Et Resurrexit".
 Bass Chorus-"Et in Spiritum Sanc-
 tum".
 Contralto solo-"Agnus Dei". Chorus-"s "sanctus".
 Benediction--
 Rev. Edward Raymond Hance, minister.
 | Swedish Program
 The male sextet of the Swedish Congregational church will sing at the Methodist church Sunday eve- ming. The program will include Lift Up Your Heads" arranged by To. B. Adams; "Aftonsuckar'; ; Morning song," by Howard M. Dow; i've Been Listenin'" by H. A. Rodeheaver; Some Blessed Day." by George B. Nevin; and "Remem- ber Me-. by Joanne Kinkel. The sermon will be given by the Rev. Lloyd ?. Morley, district superinten- de::t of New Haven district Meth odist churches. The service, which will be exactly one hour long, will begin at 7:45 o'clock; and 1t will be concluded with the sextet singing, Softly Now the Light of Day. ar- ranged by c. B. Adams. Roy M. Johnson is director of the sextet.
 Local Junior Women's club inem- bers journeyed to New Hartford to- day to visit Mrs. Harry A. Peck who moved there Q few months ago. Mrs. Peck was an official of the club last year. She with Rev. H. A. Peck now reside there where Rev. Peck holds @ position in the Congrega- tional church. The local club will meet with Mrs. Peck and Q supper will follow the affair.
 Begins Duties
 Edward J. Lingenheld, recently appointed assistant town clerk, has started his duties in this capacity. MT. Lingenheld expects to be busy fo- some time catching up on the work lost by Town Clerk Louis Schilier's unavoidable absence. The town clerk has been Ill for several weeks.
 A large attendance is expected tonight at the presentation of the play Here Comes Patricia" which will be offered at St. Michaels par- ish house by St. Michael's dramatic club members under the auspices of Evergreen chapter, Order of East ern Star ct 8:16 o'clock. Union Meets Tonight
 A talk by Thomas Burns of Hol- yoke, Mass, will feature Q meeting of the local Rubber union members at Hibernian hall at 8 p. in. tonight. MT. Burns is vice-president of the union.
 A talk by Evangelist George Hayes of Houston, Texas, former newspaperman and prize fighter, will feature the Sunday afternoon service ct the Full Gospel Taber- nacle on Prospect street, Union City. MT. Hayes will speak ct 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Ernest E. Voland, pastor of the church, will introduced him.
 Infant Son Dies
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Morelli of ii Hotchkiss street, died Wednesday night at the Waterbury hospital. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from the Bailey funeral home, with Rev H. s. Brustat, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church of- ficiattng. Burial was in Grove ceme- tery.
 Local police are still looking for the perpetrator of the false. alarm pulled about $40 o'clock last night. Box number 16 was turned in and all pieces of apparatus arrived This box Is located ct the corner of Rubber avenue and Cherry street Mischievous boys are believed to have been responsible for the alarm
 Suggestion Week Winners
 The Suggestion week" contest held in the local U. s. rubber foot wear plants the week beginning ! Nov. 9th was a decided success. with