The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-02
Purse Given
 Former Club Chief
William Kelly Honored at Testimonial Dinner Satur day: Married Women Defeat Single Girls at Bowling
WASHINGTON HILL NEWS

Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Ford, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Hughes, MT. and Mrs Fred Rochon, Joseph Kendrick Elizabeth Crowley, MT. and Mrs. A Halbing, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Blum MT. and Mrs. Frank Keefe, Julia Quill, Mae Cow, w. J. Richards MT. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Henry Hayden, MT. and Mrs. J. McNa- mara, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Keefe Margaret Coughlin, Mrs. Wayne Burns, MT. and Mrs. Ellis Akin MT. and Mrs. Walter Scanlon, MT and Mrs. James Calvin. Mrs Charles Delaney, MT. and Mrs. B X. Keefe, Mrs. Ellen Scadden, Jo- Thomas Healey, MT. and Mrs Thomas Evans, Mir. and Mrs. F Ciriello, Martin Scully and Joseph Quilter.
 Three Meetings Tonight
 Three important meetings will be held at the community house this evening. The committee in charge of the testimonial in honor of Will liam r. Kelly will meet tonight at eight o'clock to prepare its final re- port on the affair. Members of the committee for the community club minstrel will also meet at eight o'clock. All managers of basketball teams in the senior league of the community house are requested to be on hand ata 8:15 for a special meeting.
 Married Women Take Match
 The married women were out for blood yesterday afternoon and easily defeated the single girls in a bowl ing match tthe community house The teams were composed of the ten high scorers from the married women's league against the ter high scorers from the single girls league. After the match a delicious supper was served. Another such match is scheduled for the fifteenth of this month. The winners were: Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Pilch Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Desmaris, Mrs Serdam, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Sugden Mrs. Schoeck and Mrs. Flanagan The losing team comprised the Misses Ann Danaher, Peg Shea HRelen Phelan, E. Johnson, Mary Grady, M. Connolly. Kay Calvin Peg Danaher, Helen McEvoy and M. Dineen.
 Nine Day Novena
 A .nine-day Novena of Grace in honor of St. Francis Xavier will be conducted at the church of St Francis Xavier under the direction of the Franciscan Fathers. The nos vena will commence on Sunday March 8 and conclude on March 16 Hills Vacate Rooms
 The Washington Hill Athletic club has vacated its rooms on Bald win street and temporarily stored it's furniture and equipment at the church hall. No definite plans have been made for securing new quar- ters.
 Community Club to Meet
 President Raymond Grady of the community club has called a special meeting for Thursday, March 5, to make plans to take part in the mammoth St. Patrick's Day parade under the sponsorship of the Irish American club. The regular meet ing was scheduled for Q week from Thursday, but because of the mo- yena, 1t has been advanced week.
 Corps Get New Uniforms All members of the re-organized St. Francis Xavier Drum Corps have been measured for new sailor uniforms and will have them for the local St. Patrick's Day parade, which will be thre corps first pulp lie appearance since re-organiza- ton. Thirty boys comprise the ag- gregation which in former days was one of the outstanding in state ju- venile circles.