The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-29
Earberders Host To Leading
 Card Teams Friday EUening
Old Time Feuds Ticketed for Settlement; COmites
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WASHINGTON HILL

RASNJ AAo SA6eSAAAASNAOAAO VI WAL b1ShAC P1SA l in the Earbenders' mammoth card | party which is to be held Friday | night at the Community house. | This is the second such affair for | the well known Hill organization, and the crowd is expected to sur- pass even last years capacity gath | ering. Besides the 25 organizations | expected there will be several indi- l vidual card clubs present. Ladies teams as well as mems will enter the | tournament for the fine prizes off, fered in the "45" players division. Other prizes will be awarded for whist, bridge, pinochle, setback and | other games which patrons may de- | sire to engage in. Drawings for door prizes will also be included in the program.
 The feature game will be between Marty Creams North Enders and M. Duffy's Sacred Hearts. Sergt. Phelan, who will have his team of All Americans on hand, says he is asking for leave of duty for the oc- casion in hopes his team will get shot at the Earbenders. Among the teams who have made reservations are: Irish Americans, Irish Ameri- can auxiliary, St. Margaret's, Phe- lan'S All Americans, Sacred Heart, Square Deal, John Martin, Wash. Hill A. C., Community club, St. Pat rick, Immaculate Conception, Bles- sed Sacrament, Gilligan's, Vendome Grill, Les Coughlin, J. Lally, Royal Neighbors, Washington Hill Laddies, St. Thomas, Marty Creams North Finders, Driscoll-St. Louis and Jim Cusack.
 The committee in charge includes Chairman Art Frageau, P. Ryan, J. Kelliher and Mike Kenny. Auxil- iary: Mrs. Art Frageau, Mrs. Henry Hayden, Mrs. Wm. Kelly, Mrs. w. Rochon, Mrs. c. Braun, Mrs. M. Kelly and Mrs. c. Flanagan.
 Hills Workout
 The Hills A. c. held preliminary workout at Washington park last night in preparation for their first game of the season with the Chesh- ire Cats next Sunday. Several new faces were in evidence last night and from the good material avail able, it is expected that Manager Purcell will round out a good team for the City Amateur league whcih opens in two weks.
 Troop g Plans Circus
 Tonight is regular meeting night for troop 37, Girl Scouts of St. Fran cis Xavier's parish. The girls, under the direction of Miss Betty Sullivan, have been working diligently dur ing the past few weeks on real circus which they will present at the parish hall on Saturday, May 23.
 The scouts plan to have every thing that goes with a real circus tents, sideshow, even parade be- fore the performance.
 ParOchial School Team
 St. Francis Xavier's school will be represented as usual this year in the Parochial league with team which will be strong contender for the championship. Practice session was held at Washington park yes- terday afternoon under the direc- ton of Ed Curley, Tom Purcell and Charlie Moore who comprise the coaching staff. Coaches and players are under Rev. James Cuoghlin who is manager of the team this year.
 The boys have been measured for new suits which will be ready for them by the time the league opens.
 Comites Present Minstrel
 Supervisor William Shea of the Community house will collaborate with Director Bill Clasby, who is well known on Washington Hill and in this city as a show producer, in the presentation of the Comites' sixth annual minStrelS at the Com munity house tomorrow night.
 The show has already been pre- sented at the Women's club and greeted with spontaneous enthus- iasm by all who witnessed the per- formance. Forty boys comprise the chorus of the great show which comes to the Community house by popular request.
 Pepper Carr and Joe Leggett, laugh provoking end men have something new in jokes in that their act includes not only wisecracks but comical scenes which lead up to the story of the joke.
 The Bouffard Kids, Freddie Cali gan and Kenneth Byrne handle the dancing portion of the show. Joe Barnes, Eddie Reilly, Paul Palen, Theresa McNichols and Gordon Harrison are the featured soloists. Jane Sheehy, baton swinging medal | winner will exhibit her prize win | ming talent and Rally Sand will cli- max the show with an exhibition | fan dance.
 Dancing, featuring the music of | Timmie Groves Lake Quassapaug orchestra, will follow the perform ance. Tickets may be secured from the Community house, members of the Comites club, or from the Y. M. c. A.
 Fife and Drum Corps
 The regular meting and rehearsal of the St. Francis Fife and Drum corps was held at the parish hall last night.
 N. U. S. J.
 Unit 2, N. U. s. J., with George Ayotte presiding held 8 very inter- esting meeting at Mulcahy school last night.
 Community Carnival
 Naming of committee chairmen to take charge of the various stands and departments of the carnival which will be sponsored by the Community club during the week of June 3, to raise funds for the annual Fourth of July celebration at Washington Park, was the most important business of a meeting of the general committee at the Com munity House last night. Frank Sturges, chairman of the general committee presided at the meeting. Each cOrn m ittao nho irpoon has the