The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-31
Mission Opens TomorrouD
 h s.. Patrick's Church
PassiOnist Fathers to Of- fiCiate; Rallies Arranged
 for Sunday Afternoon
BROOKLYN NEWS

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 The Passionist Fathers of New York will conduct a Mission at St. Patrick's church next week, Ar- arrangements for which will be an- nounced at all masses to be held tomorrow morning. Preliminary an- nouncements concerning the mis- sion were made last Sunday by Rev. pr. Eugene P. Cryne, pastor of the parish. The mission will last for one week. Masses at St. Pat rick's church tomorrow will be held as usual 7-8-9-9:3O and Il o'clock.
 Halloween Festival
 Several hundred persons will at- tend the 4th annual halloween fes- tival of the Brewery Workers union to be held tonight at 48 Green street hall, where music will be by Jack Fitzgerald. The committee in charge is headed by Cal Kerwin, who is assisted by George Weihn, William Mahaney, Louis Dreher Jr., and Vernon Pekock. A score of Marines from New London will be guests of the committee.
 K. of L. Dance
 An exceptionally large crowd is expected to join the merry-vAaking at the annual halloween dance of the K. of l.. which will take place tonight at St. Joseph's Hall. Tim mic Crowe's orchestra has been engaged to provide music and sey- eral costume prizes will be award ed.
 The committee in charge includes Joseph c. CoSkie, chairman, Julius Vilciauskas, Mary Mazeika, Mary Orintas, Paul Kauneckis, John LeS- unaitis, Charles Rimkus, and Alex ander J. AlexSiS.
 House Party
 Albert J. Sasso will be host at a Halloween masquerade party to be given tonight at the home of MT. md Mrs. E. L. Lewis of 665 South Wilson street. During the evening piano selections will be offered by Hiss Edith Bellotti, and Mrs. James 5asso, while the latter will accom- pany Albert Sasso, vocal Soloist of of the evening on miniature or gan. Dancing and games will be indulged in and refreshments will be served.
 Prominent among the guests inc vited are MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. William Daddona, MT. and Mrs. Stephen Benedetto, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Passariello, MT. and Mrs. Paul Lucian, MT. and Mrs. August Rinaldi, Mir. and Mrs. Car mine Sasso, MT. and Mrs. Charles Sasso, MT. and Mrs. James SaSso, MT. and Mrs. Frank Sasso, Edith and Olive Bellotti, Mrs. Harold Bar bieri, Mrs. Anthony Morris, Mrs. John Ferguson, Martin Sasso, Ann DeBrigida, John Vecchione, Vir- ginia Buzzuto, Harry Sasso. Flor ence Verrastro. Marie Verrastro, and Albert SaSso.
 Democratic Rally
 Alderman John w. Bendler Will conduct a Democratic rally tomor- row afternoon at 48 Green street hall at which time the principal speaker will be state labor commits sioner Joseph M. Tone. The rally will begin at 2 o'clock and an open invitation has been extended.
 Among other speakers will be Mayor Frank Hayes, Congressman J. Joseph Smith, Town chairman John H. Crary, Judge Dennis J. Slayin, State Senator George Cul- hane, and state representatives Daniel J. Mahaney and Attorney John D. Toms.
 Vets to Meet
 Members of Sylvester J. Stokes Post of the Lithuanian American Legion will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow morning at Il o'clock when plans will be completed for participation in the parade to be held on Armistice night. Consideration will also be given several national appointments which have been received in this city.
 National Commander Joseph Gov aleski of New Britain and Mrs. Katherine Norcum, National auxil- iary president, also of New Britain, will be present at reception and turkey dinner to be held at the Lincoln cottage at Lake Quass- apaug at l o'clock. Several members of the local chapter and auxiliary will complete the attendance.