The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-04

renee Vibbett, Jr., Randolph Pick ett' Joseph Caron, William Horn. Decked, Allan Fairhurst, Howard Hornbecker, Frank Wilson, Charles Frobert, William Westwood, El- bert Blace, Irving Nygren, Arthur Twelves, and Richard Dunbar.
 Attacks Marathon
 Rev. Michael Keating, pastor as St. Michaers church, yesterday reg istered violent opposition to the Endurance Marathon which is be- ing operated in Waterbury, char acterizing it as the worst type of racket" and urging his parishion. CTS to withhold from it any sup port which their presence might give. He opposed it on moral and humanitarian grounds.
 Randall Frink HOnOred
 A number of Waterville mem- bers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, attended the meeting of Nosahogan Lodge of that order at Odd Fellows hall in Waterbury on Saturday evening to witness the comforting of the Decoration of Chivalry on Randall c. Frink, of Bucks Hill. Mir. Frink is the grand warden of the grand lodge of Con- necticut and the decoration came to him in recognition of years of distinguished service to his lodge. He has been for many years a foreman at the plant of the Plumbers Brass Goods Division.
 Successful Card Party
 There was a most gratifying at- tendance at the card party of Court of Davis Post, American Lee zion Auxiliary, which took place on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Herman of Fairmount. Nearly forty attended and enjoyed a most pleasant evening. This was the first public event sponsore l by the new unit.
 Lcnten Schedule
 At both masses at St. Michael's church yesterday morning, the pas tor, Rev. Michael Heating, an. nounced the usual Lenten regula- tions as prescribed by Rt. Rev. Maurice McAuliffe, Bishop of Hart ford, and also read special Len. ten message from the Bishop. He also stated that Lenten devotions will be held three times weekly at 7:30 o'clock on Sunday, Wet iesday and Friday evenings. On Sundays and Wednesdays there will be rosary, sermon and Bene- diction of the Blessed Sacrament, while the Way of the Cross devo- tions will take place on each Fri day evening. There will also be a special Way of the Cross on Thurs days at 2:S0 D. m. While this is primarily for the children who at- tend the religious instruction hour, adults are also urged to attend. Daily mass will be at 8, unless otherwise announced.
 Card Party
 Pride of Welch Circle, Compan- iohs of the Forest, will hold an- other of its popular card parties at its rooms in Foresters hall, 16S A suitable award will be given to the holder of highest score at each table and provision will be made for. playing all of the most popu- lar games.
 Ladies' Aid
 There will be meeting of St. MichaePs Ladies' Aid society at the parish hall at eight o'clock to- morrow evening. Business of un- usual importance is to be transac- ted and Mrs. Joseph Seery, the president, has requested that every member make a special effort to attend.
 Rehearsal
 The Junior Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps of Casper s. Davis Post, of the American Legion, will hold its weekly rehearsal at its rooms on upper Thomaston avenue at 7:30 o'clock this evening. The fifers will report to David Grenier, the direc- the buglers to George Grenier, and the drummer to AL fred Grenier.