The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-11
K. Of L. Will Move
Into New Quarters
Green Street Site to Be Opened ShOrtly-New Britain
to Send Delegation to Parade Tonight


will include julius vllclauskas
president; Charles Rimkus. vice.
president; Mary MaSeika, treasurer;
Mary Orlntas, financial secretary
and Joseph q. Coskie. secretary.
Veterans 70 Parade
ct. Joseph's fife and drum corps
win lead sylvester J. stokes Post Of
the Lithuanian legion In the ARMS.
tice Earede tonight at 8 o'clock
Members Of the chapter and auxil.
larry win meet ct 81, Josephs Con.
gress avenue school ct I O'Clock Il
be met by their escort. from which
point they will march along Bank
street to West Main street and
Holmes avenue. where they will as
seinble In the second division. New
Britain will be represented accord
Ing to other information received
here today.
Director John w. Stokes has 70.
quested the corps TO meet for O
brief rehearsal at 0 o'clock. The
contingent will move at 7:S0 o'clock
N. II. Meets Tomorrow
ct. patricks Holy Name society
| will meet tomorrow night at the
Lyceum to discuss preparations for
future activities. The meeting will
begin at 8 o'clock with Thomas
Titsmaurice presiding.
venta Chorus
Miss Bronze Rasims, director, will
assume charge Of the Venta chorus
rehearsal tonight OF l03 Green
street hall, ut Q o'clock. The group
Is planning q minstrel show TO be
held ct 0 future date.
Zcmsitis Honored
New Britain, Nov. l0--Anthony
ZeMaitis was elected commander
Of Stanley Rytx post Of the Llth-
lianian Legion Chapter No. 4 at O
meeting last night. Zemaitis sue
ceeds Victor Watkins.
Other officers appointed include
Alex Buinis, and Anthony Mick:
Junior and senior vice-c commanders
Attorney Thomas Cabelus, Judge
advocate: Frank link, adjutant;
John Lemeris, treasurer; Anthony
Venskunas, chaplain; Leo Peters
officer OF the day; John Vishnis
Frank Navickas and John sesta-
kauskas, trustees; John Riktoyaitis
and Anthony 0rigas. color bearers
During the evening u was voted
that O delegation representing the
chapter, visit Waterbury this eve
ming TO participate In the Armistice
Day parade. The delegation will be
headed by National Commander
Joseph J. Covaleski, and Mrs. Cath
crime Norcuri. National President Of
the Ladies auxiliary.
Members OF the chapter were in
vited TO attend q birthday party
Thursday night ct the home OF Mrs,
Norcum on East Main street.
Concert Sunday
After several weeks of preparn.
ton, final arrangements for the
annual concert and entertainment
OF 81. Joseph's senior choir, viii bt
reach ct the dress rehearsal Fri
day night at the church hall. Tht
actual presentation Of the concert
Will take place next Sunday eyeninl
Of the parish auditorium, when 4
Is expected that o capacity attend
ance will be present. In addition X
the concert there will be a three
act comedy stage presentation en-
titled STRANGE Feathers" and {
pleasant surrounding bill, featur.
Ing local and out OF town entertain.
ers. The complete program will b.
given under the direction Of Profes.
sor Alexander ]. Aleksis.
The bill for the evening will In.
clude the appearance Of the junior
and senior choirs; songs by Mat.
be assisted by his sons, Michae
thew Kripas Of Hartford, who vii
and John: o numerous monolagut
entitled Barbara and the Dog" II
be given BY Albert stedalius; In
strumental selections by the Ora.
deck Trio; and musical numbers by
on accordion quartette consisting
OF Edmund Dlgimas, Val Markevio.
ius, Xavier Rudaitis and Joseph Zu.
Jus. Dancing will follow at 0 O'Clock
with music by the Young Melodianl
and Merry-Makers orchestrAs.
The cast Of the play, Strange
Feathers" includes:
Bartholomew, Peter Lazauskas
Magda, his wife, Maycella Andrikas;
George, O government official, Al
wife, Mary Adoinaitis; Stanley, q
exander Markevicia; Barbara, hi
court attendant, Algird Ulinskas
Marie, his sweetheart, Natalie
Plangas: Peter, Georges Colleague
Anthony Dukauykas; Kitty, o uni.
versity student, stella Valencis; The
Judge, John LesunaitiB; Associate
Judges, Joseph Marcelynas and An.