The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-04
New York Jesuit To Be Kaceys Guest At
 Annual Elton Party
rites for Event, March 24-COunCiI Plans Tribute to Four Superior Court Catholic Judges

Rev. Wilfrid Parsons, 8. J., of New York city, editor of America, nationally known Catholic periodi- cal, will be the guest speaker at the annual Catholic Action banquet of Sheridan Council, No. 24, Knights of Columbus, which is being held in the Hotel Elton Tuesday evening, March 24.
 While Father Parsons was invited to address the Catholic men and women of Waterbury and surround ing towns, who annually attend this Knights of Columbus event, definite assurance that he could be present was not received by Grand Knight Cornelius F. Maloney until this morning.
 Sheridan Council also plans to pay tribute to the four Catholic judges of the superior court of Con- necticut on this occasion. It is be- lieved that this will be the first time that the four have made such a public appearance. They include Honorable Frank P. McEvoy of this city; Honorable P. B. O'Sullivan of Orange; Honorable John A. Cor nell of Bridgeport; and Honorable Edward J. Quinlan of Bridgeport.
 Bishop Invited
 Invitations have also been extend- cd to Most Rev. Maurice F. Me- Auliffe, Bishop of Hartford, who has attended previous Catholic Ac- ton banquets held here; State Deputy William J. Shea, who is ex- pected to pay his first formal visit to the council on this occasion; and Lieut. t.-Gov. Frank Hayes, who is expected to welcome the honor guests to Waterbury.
 Reservations for the banquet will be handled as in past years by Roger Walsh, who is regarded local- 1y as one of the foremost managers of affairs of this nature. Deputy Grand Knight Charles Bannon, who is assisting Chairman William T. Harrington, will work in conjunction with MT. Walsh on the ticket and hotel committee, which also in- cludes: Edward Creem, James Hen- nessey, Thomas Scadden, and Pat rick Winters.
 The banquet will start promptly at 9 o'clock, 1t was announced last night at the regular meeting of Sheridan Council. Mir. Walsh stated that he had been approached al- ready for reservations and that 1t would be necessary this year for him to close his lists at least three dayS before the event.
 Owing to the fact that the Co., ll;mbus club is holding a St. Pat rick's day dance in the rooms on Tuesday the 17th, the next meeting of the council was postponed until Wednesday, the 18th.
 Marshals to assist Chairman John P. Martin in the Ten for One campaign that opens March 15 were announced last night by Grand Knight Maloney. They include: Ed ward Fsrgin, Frank Butler, Joseph II. Caron, John Carolan, Joseph Carolan. Pasquale Ciochetti. Joseph Commerford, Mitchell Corden, Ed ward Conlan, Edward Green, Law renee Copes. Nicholas Content, Christopher Delaney, George Dillon, Arthur Bowling, Mark Doran, Eu- gene Fllnter. John P. Fitzmaurice. Joseph Guilfoile, Thomas Healey, William B. Hennessey. Arthur J. Lunny, Walter Monagan, Jr. Charles s. Mccarthy, Joseph Mulcunry, Francis Mulcunry, Thomas F. Mor- riS, Patrick J. O'Brien, John B. Phe- Ian, Joseph Robinson, Herbert Ra- gan, Christopher Hanley, John Herr, Frank Dillane, Joseph Scully, Alfred J. Smith, Thomas Scadden, Martin Tehan, Patrick Wallace, Roger Walsh, John McKenna, who will act as vice-chairman.
 Plan Parade Representation
 The council also voted last night