The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-10
Legion's Mardi Gras
 Attracts Big Crowd
St. Paus Altar Guild to Give Strawberry Supper Toe
 mOrrOw-St. Michael's Women Hold Card Party
FAYETTEVILLE

street is a part of the regular trunk highway system of the state.
 The restriction covers the zone in which are located the entrances to all the local industrial plants, lo- cal churches, business houses, fire station and the Sprague grammar school. A number of accidents have occurred and scores O. other accidents but narrowly averted due to speeding through the Water vile street by motorists who are not familiar with the situation. Ot particular concern is the safety of pupils of Sprague grammar school whose afternoon dismissal time COG incides with the shift closing time of several Waterville industrial plants. The rush of workers away from the factories often at high rates of speed has been a definite menace to the pupils and the speed restriction has been adopted pri- marlly to alleviate this situatoin.
 Card Party
 The first of two public card par ties of St. Michael's Ladies Aid society will take place ct St. Mi- chael's Parish hall tomorrow after noon. The events are being ar- ranged by special committees re- gently named by the president. Mrs George Goggins. The proceeds are to be used for the fund for the annual outing, The second party will be held on Thursday evening of next week. In charge of this weeks party is Mrs. Josepsh eeery who is assisted by Mrs. Leonard Gaugler, Mrs. Charles Dittrich and Mrs. Frank Lachance. Sections will be reserved for playing the usual games and refreshments will be served.
 Girls Club Banquet
 The annual banquet of the Girls Club of Waterviile will takc place tomorrow evening at the Sunset Tavern in Newtown. Miss Alice Lorenson, the retiring president, is arranging the details of transpor- tation. It has become the custom of the club in recent years to make of the banquet something of Q re- union of all who have ever en- joyed club membership privileges since its oganization in 1918 and a large group of former members will be included in tomorrow evenings party.
 At the June business meeting recently held at the home of Mrs. Alfred Emnorls, Sr, the following were elected to serve as officers during the coming year: President, Mrs. Russell TrueloVe; vice presi- dent, Mrs. William O'Callaghan; secretary, Mrs. Benjamin Bradley, and treasurer, Mrs. o. Harold Hunt.
 District Meeting Tonight
 Representatives from Casper Davis Post of the American Legion and its auxiliary unit will attend the monthly meeting of the New Haven County District which takes place this evening at eight o'clock in Wa terbury. The meetings of both or- ganizations will take place at the auditorium of the main office building of the Chase ofiice building on Grand street.
 Celebrates Birthday
 Mrs. Robert Greatorex of Shefield street entertained on Saturday in honor of the third birthday of her daughter, Joan Diana Greatorex. Those present were William Dun- lavey, And: Robert Tucker. Oscar Harrington, Ruth Stevens, Joan Diana Greatorex, Barbara Le Vesque, Eleanor Greatorex, Ruth Stevens, Peggy Heaney, James Mc- Ardle, Jr., Hilda Titus, Marilyn Grcnier, Betty Ericsson, Carolyn MacQuarrie, James Brennan, Jr, Gerald Titus, William Brennan, Jr, and Billy Titus.
 Assisting Mrs. Greatorex at serv- ing were Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs. William Heaney, Mrs. George Grenier, Mrs. Ann Baker, Mrs. James Brennan. Mrs. James Grant. Mrs. Harold Tucker, Mrs. James LeVesque. Mrs. Frederick Greatorex. Mrs. James McArdle. Mrs. Ray- mond Dunlavey and Mrs. Frederick