The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
Lithuanian Society
 Seats Peter Poskus
Citizens Political Club Installs Slate Last Night;
 Joseph Zemaitis HOnOred at Rensselaer,
BROOKLYN NEWS

0NOONA
 Peter Poskus was installed as pres- ident of the Lithuanian Citizens Po- litical club choral group at the Sec- ond meeting Of the new singing unit last night at Venta hall, i03 Green street. Others inducted were An- thony La2dauskas, vice-president; Joseph Thomas, secretary, and John Yesulavich, treasurer. The purpose of the group will be to foster so- cials and entertainments for the benefit of the club, not for financial gain, but to stimulate activities among the young people of Lithun- ian extraction. Refreshments were served after the business meeting
 The organizers of tho club arc: William Jokubonis, president of the l.. c. P. C.; Stanley BakanaS, Beatrice r inSkaS and William Cirnikas. honorary members ape pointed last night were: William Jokubonis, Anthony LazdauSkaS and John Yesulevich.
 All members of the group were advised that suitable name and list of by-lawS will be established at the next meeting, Wednesday night, April 8.
 At this time the roster of the club consists of: Benny Shimkuss Florence DVilinskis, John JeSule- Vich, Eva KuanSkas, Sophie UnikaS, Leona steponaitis, Al Strauss, Adele SabiS, Peter Leonard, Bertha CheS- ms, Stanley Jegela, Beatrice Ku- kanskis, Edith Rimkis, Lillian Tolius, Elvira zickus, All Yegela, Violet Dander, Anna Moraska, Peter Qu- kanskaS, Edward KripaitiS, George StCponait8, Fran SteponaitiS, Eleanor Yanavich, Regina Yana- yich, Anna Makarevich, Francis Fellon, Joseph Thomas, Peter Pos- the numbers to be sung will be "diory to Isis" from Aida and "rhe HalleiuJah Choir" from Messiah"
 A special system Of colored light ing will be used. The drama will be presented in tho Congregational church proper.
 Members of the cast, which iS composed of GO local residents rep- resenting all local sects, follow Aaron, William P. CuShman; Reu- ben, Cecil Grant; Pharaoh in Joe Seph's time, Prank Lobdell. Sri; Pharaoh in MoSeS' time, Henry Bag ley; Moses, Arthur DOWNS; grand- father, Rev. John Emerson Better Of the Methodist Episcopal church; Levi, Frcmon Hoadlcy; kohath, J. William Johnson; UharaohS stew ard, Joseph II. Little; Four Wise Men of Egypt, John U. Ferris, Har- old Kazanjlan, Victor Anderson and George sumpf, Zebulo, Lucien War; ncr; fBsochar, Clayton HotiSeknecht; Simeon, John Bona; Judah, Bud" Garland; the father, Foster Gamble; the mother, Mrs. FoBtor Gamble; Jane, Judy BluCStone; Benjamin, Billy Rodenbach. Because of tho mo cooperation shown, Rev. Edward R. Hance Congregational church paBs tor, has decided to donate part or the profits to the Naugatuck ain" bulnnCe fund.
 Sells Lot
 Elizabeth Harwood has hold to Alfred E. and Mary c. White q lot on tho south side of Bingham street, according to a warranty deed re- gently filed at tho office or ToWn Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr.
 The Colonial Air Transport com. pany recently filed it's annual report with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. It lists the following officers: l.. E. Manning, Chicago, III, president; R. E. Pruitt, Chicago, vice-preBl. dent; L. K. Grant, Evanston, 1llo treasurer; V. c. 4cherleinmeer, Chl. cagO, aSSlStant trGaBurer; Harold KOnd0lf, Highland Park, ILL, Becrc- tary; directors are, l.. D. Manning, Chicago; R s. Pruitt and Y. E. Dean, Chicago.
 Funeral Of Miss MCIticrnan
 The funeral of Miss Rose Ellen McKicrnan, who died after c short illness Tue6ray, will Do held tomor. row morning at B.30 o'clock from her home, 37 Golden Hill street to St. MaryB church at Q o'clock where q high requiem mass will be celo- brated. Burial will be in St. JamcS' cemetery.
 Frank Bowling, a Lewis street resi- dent, B today Congratulating hifn- self on his good fortune. He B nursing q cut on his right ear, re- coived when an airplanc in which no was riding from New York city landed badly at Brainard field, Hartford, and almost upset. Mir. Dowllng'B head hit the side of the plar". He was very glad it was not worse.
 lie flew to New York city Tues- day and marched in the St. Patrlck's day parade there. He was 6 sergeant ' tho famous fighting 9th" rcgi- ment during the World war, and Tuesday he saw many of his old friends again. He arrived home