The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-11


 Anthony AmbOseicZ, Helen Ander- son, Ernest Anderson, John K. An derson, Philip Armbuster, Charles Asplund, Edward Antanaitis, Mar garet Ashmore, Ernest Bender, Joseph Bender, Harry Bergin. Ladislaw Bertothy, James Bird, Jr, Victoria Biscoe, stephen Biscoe, Steve Bilecz, Stella Bobinski. Ed ward Boraski, Alice Broderick, John Broderick, Lillian Brodeur, Henry Boraski, Benny J. Bulko- witch. Mary Burkowski, A. Bursc- zienski, Bernice Burns, Martin l.. Caine, Jr., Philip D. Connell, James Casey, William Conroy, Anna Com- iskey, Edwin +. Carran, Bridget Curtin, Gunnard Dahlin, Daniel Daley, John Daly, Louise Dietrick. Ramon Dietrick, Jacob Dobkin, Margaret Doran, Frank Bowling. Harold Bowling, Martha Dums- chott, Joseph Farkas, Donald Eel lows, Agnes FinselI, John FinselI, Francis Fogarty, Mary Fogarty, Frances Fox, William Fredericks.
 Robert Gair, Anna Gale, James Gavin. Kate Gavin, Frank Gardos- ki, John Gersheski, Felicia Gesseck Stanley Gesseck, Lawrence Giuere, Elizabeth Gilson, Joseph Glinckas, Agues Goggin. William Goggin, Frank Gotliboski, Jennie Graham. Margaret Green, Teresa Hanlon, William Horan, Merwin A. Hotch- kiss, George C. Irving.
 Edward E. Johnson, Helen Jones Wilfred Jordan, Robert r. Joy, An ma Juckett, William F. Juckett, s g mund Jurzynski Raymond Hanks, Huey Kackowski, Joseph Kachowski, Mary KaZelunas, Leo Kishelaski, John Klukis, IT,, Peter Klukis, Mary Krause, Selma KaZe- lunas, Mary Kecskes, Caroline Kel- Ter, Matthew Kiely, Nellie Klonski, Anna Klosonski, Chester Klemas- Zewski, Samuel Kosko, Kathleen Kosloski, Stephanie Laguna, James Lauer, Alex Lompert, Thomas LOmpert, Walter Lompert, John Luiszes, Julia Malline, Philip Mad line, Charles Martin, Anna Wastes, Della Wastes, Joseph Matulionis, Joseph Mezzo, James Millican, Agnes Millican. Agnes Milliacan, Alex Moleski, Kay Monahan, Mary Monahan, Michael Monahan, Navi- da Mooney, Sarah Mooney, Alfred Moritis, William Mulesky, Irving McGowan, Albert Mcintyre, Stella Mcintyre, Raymond McNamara.
 Elizabeth M. Neal, Victor Nell son, Julia Nolan. Harry Nolte. Paul A. Nowakouski, Edward Ob- jinski, John Obpinski, William Oldakowski, Michael Orban, Mil- dred O'Brien, Catherine O'Connor, George H. Painter, Cathryn Paint CT. Cathryn Painter, Josephine Pawlowicz, Wal ter Pawlowicz, Joseph Petrukaitis, Joseph Pocius, Steven Polack, Stanley Poskavage, Leona Patterson, Anna Pacavage. August Poscavage, Elizabeth Pos cavage, Thomas Posilla, George Poulin, Joseph Powlowicz, Walter Powlowicz, Harold Began, Eliza beth Rooney, Waldron H. Roy, Alex Samborski, Anthony Sands, Joseph Sands, Elliott Sergeant, Helen Sergeant, Fred Scheithe, ST, Fred Scheithe, Jr., Josephine Sch iethe, William Scranton, Margaret Scully, Earl Selinske, Jennie Sel- inske, Walter Selinske, William Smith, Charles Stauffer, Margaret Herman Sulatzski, Clara Suvoski, ''N'Ni odFoohit w diLCI ohl, Margaret TaIbat, Stanley Tomasau- kas, Martin Ufts, Charles A. Vagt, Charles D. Vagt. Emma Vagt, Freda Vagt, John J. Vagt, John Welsh, Henry White. Carl Yacinski Joseph Yeninski, Sophie Zaleski, Sophia Zapatka,. Anna Zemeir Catherine Zehnder, Pauline Zehn- der, Rose Zehnder, Sophie Zehnder F. Zencaukas.
 Card Party Tonight.
 A large attendance is hoped for at the public card party which will be held tonight by Pomona Coun- cil, D. of Pocahontas in odd Eel lows hall. Tables will be reserved for bridge and pinochle. Awards will be made and social will fol- low the play. Mrs Fred Montrose heads the committee in charge.
 Smoker Tonight.
 Third degree members of the Ojeda Council, Knights of Colum- bus will attend smoker which will be held tomorrow night in the K. of c. rooms. An entertain ment program has been arranged and fine time is expected. This is for third degree members only.
 Welfare Board Meets.
 A lively contest is expected to- night when the board of public welfare will hold their February meeting at which time it is expect ed q choice will be made at 10I candidates for the position of town farm superintendent. Elmer An derson, present superintendent, is not candidate for reappointment. The session will be held at 500 o'clock in the wardens office in the Town hall.
 Two Plays Tonight.
 Two one-act plays will be offer ed tonight in the Congregations parish house at o'clock by the Parish Players Dramatic club at their February meeting. Both are expected to be quite entertaining. One entitled Keeping Up Appear ances' has as it's cast, Mrs w. Gleen Kirby, Mrs Andrew Watson. William F. Cushman, Harry l.. Benham and is directed by Mrs Watson, The other is The Still Alarm" with William G. Hodges, Donald L. McCullum, Cecil II. Grant, Frank $. Lobdell, Rev Henry A. Peck. and is directed by Rev Ieck. AItcF the SHOW there VIII be dancing with the new amplifier supplying music. All 20 years of age or older are cordially invited.
 An organ recital featuring the An organ recital was held yester- day afternoon in the church by Lyman E. Buhnell, church organ ist, assisted by Arnold Anderson. tenor. This is one in q series and scored was quite well rendered.
 Democrats to Elect.
 Election of officers of the local Young Democratic club will take jlace tonight at a meeting of the club in the borough courtroom. Matt Scully. third ward politician, is expected to be chosen. If there is any other candidate, his identity is being kept secret.
 Mir Scully today expressed con- fldence he would be passed. Dan- Tel Callahan, present president, is not Il candidate for reelection. It is expected more members will join the organization tonight. The meet