The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-04
Mrs. Nora Harris To
 Be Breakfast Guest
Former Local Resident to Speak at St. JOseph's Chl
 dren of Mary Communion Gathering May "A
BROOKLYN NEWS

MrS Nora MAhaney HafflS or NeW Haven, former resident of this city, will be the principal speaker at the annual communion breakfast of St. Joseph's Children of Mary at the parish hall on Sunday morning, May 24, according to an announce ment made ct the regular monthly meeting of the sodality yesterday morning. The selection of Mrs. Har- ris is expected to prove popular for at one time sho was a resident Of the Brooklyn and Town Plot local- tiles. She Is vice-president of the State Democratic Committee and sister of Representative Daniel j.. Mahaney.
 Previous to her marriage Mrs. Harris was a member of tho faculty of Barnard Grammar school.
 Further details relative to the breakfast and other activities will be arranged at the regular social period at the Congress Avenue school tonight. Miss Anna Jankaus- kas, president, will be in charge.
 st. Patrick B0wlers
 The annual banquet of St. Pat rick's bowling league took place Saturday night at the Elks club, where more than 60 couples and guests made merry until m early hour Sunday. The speakers were Rev. Dr. Eugene P. Cryne, Rev. Will liam Wirkus, Rev. Bernard Foster, team captains. Thomas Fitzmaurice, president of the Holy Name society, was toastmaster.
 Michael Driscoll was presented a handsome gift to be distributed among the members of his cham pionship team, namely: William Delaney, Frank Passaro, John Ma gra and Michael Daly. Second-place team prize was presented to>Captain Cyril r. Dunphy's boys consisting of Bernard Smith Thomas Lawlor, DIR. Manseau and Frank Barese. William Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus and the Carroll was captain of third-place team which included Joseph Hench, Thomas Varanelli, Frank DiBiase and Brony Christian. The award for high individual average was pre- sented to Frank DiBiase as was the prize for high three strings. Frank Hardy won high single.
 The committee in charge of the banquet consisted of Frank Hardy, Cyril Dunphy. Francis Fitzgerald and Michael Higgiston. During the evening dance music was played by James Fitzgerald and his orchestra.
 Rev. John J. Kripas Will conduct forum program at the clubrooms of the Knights of Lithuanla tonight. There will also be special meeting of the Mothers Day committee at o'clock.
 Mayor as Guest
 Mayor Frank Hayes was among the guests at the first cabaret dance sponsored by the societies of St. Jo- sephs church which took place Sat- urday night, attended by mere than 200 couples.
 Timmie Grove acted as master Of ceremonies and the floor show con- sisted of songs and dances by the Misses Edna LaZdauskas and Gene Martin; dance numbers by Margaret Covello and Josephine Alibrio; songs by Joan Tillie Crosse. Music was provided until 2 a. m. by Timmie CroWes Lake Quassapaug orches- tra, the vocal soloists being Bill Ki- dell and Phil Sacco while Bob Ra- dasso featured a novel trumpet ar rangement of Sugar Blues"
 The committee in charge con- sisted of Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, and Mrs. Martha Zailskas, co-chair- man, Rev. John J. Kripas, Rev. J. J. Valantiejus Hedwdiga Stulgin- sIkas, Mrs. Vera Voetglin. John kair- is and officials of the various soci- cites.
 Besides Mayor Hayes, other prom inent guests introduced were the Misses Anna Kazlauskas and Mary Kadis of Hartford, active fin the ar rangements for socials at Holy Trim ity church hall.
 The Young Melodians dance or