The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
Committee Named to Pre- pare Business, PrOfes.
 siOnal City Directory
BROOKLYN NEWS

Fifteen new members were admit ted to the Lithuanian chamber of commerce at regular meeting held last night held at Ruta hall, at which Dr. Matthew J. Colney pre-. sided. The new addition to the membership, 1t is said, represents several professions and trades as well as people associated with bust. ness establishments of the Brooklyn section of the city. Arrangements for publication of Lithuanian bus. mess and professional directory which when complete will be avail- able to all Lithuanian residents of Waterbury and tho territory gtir- rounding the city, were started last night.
 Tho directory committee named includes Atty. Clarence V. Balanda and William Bradunas, who during the past several weeks have com pleted file listing of all Lithuan. ians within the area embraced by the association and also 0 listing of all high school pupils. Efforts are now being made to secure data on the occupations each individual is engaged in as Q livelihood.
 Coupons Discussed
 Considerable discussion took place over the instigation of . coupon plan to be placed in effect for the merchants, and when put into practice tho purchaser will be given coupons of certification for the amount purchased from Q Lithuan. ian merchant and when Q sufilcient number have been acquired, the purchaser will be entitled to 6 re- fund either in cash or merchandise, the premium to be decided upon at q meeting Of all merchants of Lith- uanian extraction to be held in the near future. During the evening a credit bureau was also established, with Frank 5nirpunaS being named chairman.
 Lithuanian Day
 Plans for Q Lithuanian day and parade to be held in the. latter part of summer were referred toa com mitteo consisting of John W. Stokes Mrs. Edward Kallss, Atty. Clarence V. Balanda, Anthony Barzinauskas, Prosper KilaskaS, and Brony Mar shall who will hold . special meet ing shortly to make preliminary arrangements
 John Muchalight and Mrs. Ed- dawrd Kaliss were appointed to confer with the SL.A. lodge No. H., concerning plans for local recep- ton for Dr. Slokus, distinguished visitor from Lithuania now engaged in Q tour of the Lithuanian colo nies In the United States. John Tariclla reported to the assembly that Ave Lithuanian newspapers are now available t0 patrons of eilas Bronson library and may be used ct the Brooklyn branch as well as at other locations of the insti- tution.
 New Members
 New members admitted at last nights session are, John Migit, Raymond 5bobrinsky, MT. and Mrs. Frank Snirupnas, Stanley Audietis, painter and paperhanger: Peter Krakauskas, George HtaugaitiS, Mrs. Agnes Brewster, registered nurse: Ignas Rakauskas, Thomas w. Stokes, Lieut.. ctcctivo Matthew Balanda. Edward Satula, John W. JenusRitis. haberdasher: Charles Lasly, Btationer; Anthony zubras, grocer; and Mrs. Plungis.
 L.C.s. Meeting
 Plans were formulated at Q meet Ing of the Lithuanian Catholic | Students local branch last night for | participation in the annual conven- ton of the chapter to be held at | Marianapolis college, Thompson, Conn, on July ' and Q. The meet Ing was held in charge of President | Vincent Klimas and several pro- gressive suggestions were advanced as to preparations which can be completed by the local chapter.
 Delegates chosen to represent this 1 city are Miss Natalie Plungas. na- tional vIce-presIdent: Prof. Alexan- der J. Aleksis, Alice gtaSeliunas, Dr. | Frank J. Hill, Hedwiga Gtulginskas. John P. dreblunas, Vincent Klimas, and Norbert Aleksis.
 sL Patrick's Committee
 Peter FitzIIenry will preside ct a meeting of the quoit committee of the Holy Name society of St. | Patrick's parish to be held tonight |