The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

kas,. Helen Subaitis, Helen Karin auskas, Anna Paluskas, Betty Valai- tis, Margaret Patasiu, Stella Ra- lnanauskas Mary Ucinavicius, Fran- ces Zupkus, Christine Kalinauskas, Mikalina Urkevice, Otilie Wltort, Adele Landzius, Mary Stokna, Mon- lea Stokes and Bernice Gudziunas.
 Anna Dovidaitis, Mary Dovidaitis, Eva Mikalainis, Pauline Krisavage Bernice Vaichunas, Patricia Alis- hausky, Anna Alishausky, Mary A. WandSell, Helen M. Dapkus, Sophie Paulis, Amelia Snirpunas, Olga Geconis, Adella Lutkus, Mary Ma zaika, Mary Orintas, Mary Ver- bickas, Mary Petraitis, Helen Mi kalauskas, Katherine Yarmela, Louihe Wasilauskas, Helen Dal- ton, Catherine Grigas, Nellie Yankus, Stella Valencis, Adella Stasiunas, Anastasia Stas ilnaS, Sally Prtrauskas Catherine Petraus- kas Albin Petrauskas, Nora Scman- auskas, Sylvia Ann Simanauskas, Stephanie Pitrauskas, Helen Snir- punas, Frances sugdinis, Sally Snir- punis, Helen Augis, Beatrice Czin- qua, Nellie Gaukas, Agnes Bertha Dnarkas, Helen Yanavich, Ray Fumer, Ann Stankus, Hedwiga Johnson, Veronica Pazera, Mary Majauskas, Stephanie MaJauskas, Della Dapkus, Bertha Dzimidas Doris Bebrin, Lucille Krivanskas Mary Kunklevicious, Jennie M Lusas, Albina Garbukas, Vera Stan- kus and Patricia Lingis.
 Those received yesterday after non were, Joan Pranufis, Nellie Zavicius, Nellie Lizauskas, ConstancC Marjavicitis, Gertrude Austra, Mary Veronica Etankus, Mary Sourolii Bernice Vogmekaitis, BogusiS, Olgs Augis, Adella Sabas, Adela Anusaus. kas, Violet Petfaitis, Helen Pocius Teresa Vensketiunas, Anna Stasiu- mas, Rose Vuglas, Helen Elinskas Sophie Unikas, Adella Skalandzius Bertha Dzirnietas, Doris Babrien Albina Garbukas, Anna Valuskas Majauskas and Jennie Daugela.
 Vera Gillis, Mary Gudiskas, Della Dapkus, Stefae Majauskas, Mary
 Departing Priest Feted
 Leaders in every denomination and more than 800 pariShioners oi St. Joseph's church left nothing tc the imagination as to the popular ity of Rev. John J. Kripas as hii achievements were extolled at 6 farewell banquet at St. JoSeph'S hal night. The event was plan. ned originally in recognition of hii appointment as chairman of the American delegation to the Lithuan. ian Congress and in celebration oi the fifth anniversary of his ordin- ation to the priesthood, but hi transfer to Hartford announced only @ few hours previous made Q sud. den change necessary.
 Father Kripas left here immed. lately after the affair and assumed his new duties ata Holy Trinity church Hartford yesterday being succeeded here by Rev. Benedict Gauronskas, formerly of St. Georges church of Bridgeport.
 The accomplishments of Father Kripas while in this city were per- haps best interpreted by Mayor Frank Hayes who said as soon as c man became so popular his presence was something in demand. We con- graduate Hartford" said the city, chief executive, "in securing Father Kripas, whose training during thu past fivc years under perhaps thu greatest pastor this city has evel known has entrenched in him some thing we all will never forget"
 Other speakers presented by Rev Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor, were Rev. Joseph Vaskas of Marianapolil college, Rev. Vincent Ra2aitis, whos' transfer from Hartford to Bridge port became effective yesterday, Rev Benedict Gauronskas who succeed Father Kripas, Rev. Peter Karloni of New Britain, Rev A. Edwart Gradeck, Superintendent of Police William J. Roach, Police Commis sioner Harry J. Minor, Alderman John W. Bender, Attorney Clarenc' V. Balanda, John w. Jenusaitis, Dr Frank J. Hill, Dr. Matthew J. Con ley, Professor Alexander J. Aleksis Attorney Joseph P. Alishausky. Rev Vincent Ciauziauskas of Marianapo'