The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-12
Lithuanian Legion
Elects Commander
Ms. Anna Bruzas Chosen Head Of Sylvester Stokes
POst-InstaIatlOn Set for August Is
BROOKLYN NEWS

months ago and has been instru.
mental IN the success Of past &C.
tlvitles including the installation
ceremonies for post ofiioes and the
national convention In New Britain
this month.
Other oflcers elected permanent.
" consist OF Mrs. Theresa Stokes
senior ce.commander; Mrs, Con.
stance Stokes, junior vice.com-
mander; Mrs. Mabel DanisavaRe,
Adjutant; Miss Anna Vaitukaitls,
finance adlutant; Mrs. Anna Rice,
treasurer; Mrs. Edith pecock, chap.
lain; Mrs, Ella Barley, officer OF
the day; Mrs, Constance Danisav.
age and Mrs. Nina RushinskAS,
color guard; Mrs. Tessio Shukaltis
and Mrs, Mary MarshalkA, trustees,
The complies slate will be In.
stalled OF st. Josephs ilfe and drum
corps rooms Tuesday evening, Aug.
ust 2oth at which time the ofticcr
IN charge will be Mrs. Catherine
Norcum OF New Britain, national
commander OF the combined auxil-
iaries Of the Lithuanian. American
Legion. The Installing ofIlcials will
DO the star OF the auxiliary TO
Stanley Ryts post OF New Britain,
New members admitted at last
nights session were Mrs. Charles
SlokuS, Mrs, Anthony Bebrln, Mrs,
Charles oaukas and Mrs. George
Virgins.
Plans for q card party were dis
eussed and the affair viii be held
In September, with the actual date
TO DO announced later. II may be
held on n lawn or In one OF the
Brooklyn halls, depending upon the
weather. Announcement was made
that oil future meetings will take
place on the flrst Tuesday OF every
month.
Quolt Team Busy
Members OF 81, Patrlek'S Holy
Name society quot league will Ia.
wade the eastern section Friday
night 10 face IS. Peter and paulS.
The East Enders won the first game
In Brooklyn two weeks ago,
Among the players TO represent
st. Patrick'S are: Peter Fit2Henry,
John Dunphy, Edward Lotus, Jo-
seph Courtney, Thomas Keenan,
John A. Kelly, Richard wilkinson,
John Delaney, James Tyrrell, Frank
Hardy, Francis Fitzgerald, Michael
Kitchen, Charles Kelly, Harry Ryan
and Michael Drlseoll.
Friends May Intercede
Following the loss Of $1,000 which
he drew from the waterbury, Saw
ings bank Monday afternoon shortly
before 3 o'clock, John MaciuliS, 90,
Of 0 John street today reported that
the money has not been returned nj.
though q reward Of $1,000 has been
guaranteed, Maciulis, an aged Lith-
uaniRn withdrew the money TO n.
nance q trip aboard which he
planned 10 take shortly and believes
apparently that the brown envelope
had left his person somewhere be-
tween the gasoline station at Bank
and Liberty streets and tho JeWelry
store NJ ola Bank street operated by
Joseph Wasilauskas, with whom no
stopped 10 chat only 10 discover the
loss OF his savings.
Maciulis was diSheartened last
night upon receiving the sympathy
OF friends voicing little hope that
the money would DO returned for
some time, since II Is evident that
II has been found. Earlier IN the
evening no visited ST, Joseph's
church after which he spent some
time walking back and forth along
John street, past ST. Joseph's hall TO
Green street, returning almost TO
Congress avenue before repeating
the procedure.
Although Detective Lieutenant
Matthew Balanda has been working
on the case since the loss OF the
money was reported, II was said to-
day that several friends Of Maciulus
plan TO act for him, being ready 10
accept the money from any party,
believing that this routine will per-
haps inspire the finder and bring
about q quicker return OF the loss.