The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

Tne gofCy EoufS OeVoGlOuS opened at St. Michael's church at the l0:i5 Q. m. mass yesterday. Rev. Michael J. Heating, the pastor celebrated Q high mass at that time and fol- lowed 1t by the usual procession of the Blessed Sacrament and the opening services of the devotion. The Blessed Sacrament was publicly ex- posed all day yesterday and remains in exposition today and until after the mass tomorrow. A high mass was celebrated this morning and holy communion distributed at half hour intervals from 6:30 to 7:3O Q. m. The same schedule will be followed to- morrow morning. The mass will be celebrated at 8 a. Tn., and there will also be procession.
 Buy Legion Topples
 Casper s. Davis, Jr., Post, NO. lS6, American Legion urges Waterville residents to buy their Memorial day peoples from the pupils of Spraguc grammar school of from the places where they are on sale in WaterVilie stores. The proceeds from the sale of peoples are carried in special fund independent of the regular funds of the Post, and are used only for relief, rehabilitation and com munity service projects. In this re- spect the Legion poppy sales differ from the other veteran organtSa" tions. Purchase of peoples through the agencies outlined above will enable the local post to benefit ana to carry on more effective program of relief.
 Final plans for Memorial day ob- servance will be made at the month- ly meeting of the Post at Frater- nifty hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow even- ing. The special Memorial day com" mittee headed by Russell Atherton, will meet at 7:45 p. m.
 Doyle Funeral
 The funeral services for the late Thomas D. Doyle of 16 Harvard street, which took place on Saturday morning at S:16 from his home to St. Michael's church, were attended by large throng of his friends and neighbors. The solemn high funeral mass was celebrated at 9 @. m. by Rev. Michael J. Heating, pastor of St. Michael's, who was assisted ny Rev. Edward Morrison, assistant pastor of St. Michaels church as deacon and Rev. Francis Barrett, ot the church of the Blessed Sacra- ment, sub-deacon.
 Miss Winifred Delaney, the or- Ranist of the church played the mu- Sio of the requiem mass. Lead Kind ly Light" was sung as the body was borne into the church. The offertory solo Ava Maria" was sung by MISS Betty Mahr of the choir of the church of the Immaculate Concep- tiOn, of which MT. Doyle had been a member. Miss Mahr also sang "Abide With Me" at the re- cessional.
 Honorary bearers from the Water vile Division of the Scovill Manu- facturing company were Charles 1s- bell, James Bianco, Edward barl- bault and Daniel Cashmarl, all of them co-workers of Mrs. Doyle. The action bearers were George Heckle- man, Joseph Kieley, John Donnelly, William Conlon, Russell Payne and Andrew Kelsey.
 Father Heating conducted the counmittal services at the grave In the family plot in old St. Josephs cemetery.
 Memorial Services
 Plans for participation m the Memorial Day exercises were com pieted at the monthly business meeting of the unit of Davis Post, American Legion Auxiliary. which took place at Fraternity hall on Friday evening. All members Of the unit and of the Junior Auxiliary are to take part in the exercises on Waterville green ct 1l:00 Q. m. on Saturday and in the procession to the grave of Casper s. Davis, Jr. in Waterville cemetery. severai members will also accompany the nost in the downtown parade which will precede the Waterville exer- cises. If possible all participating are requested to dress in white.
 on Friday evening of this week members of the unit are requested to meet at the rooms in Fraternlty hall promptly at zoo p. m. From there cars will take them to Pine Grove cemetery where special me- Ynorial services will be conducted at the grave of Mrs. Leisring, the unit ,,cny,hey ,vhosa death occurred dur ing the past year. A special grave marker will be set-up ana deoicaIeu'
 At eight o'clock on the same eve hing there will be Q social and ningo party at the unit rooms. All frienos are cordially invited.
 The unit is grateful to the pubic for the support given to the SIX sock social which netted nice pront for the unit treasury.
 Plans were made for attending the June meeting of the New Haven county district. The Waterbury post and auxiliary unit will be the host and the meeting will take place at tho washington Park Community House on June 10th.
 FairmOunts Lose Close Game
 The Fairmount A. 0. of Waterville dropped an exciting, free-hitting extra-inning baseball game to the west Sides yesterday afternoon at Brassco field when the downtown team scored a 13 to 12 victory In a ten inning contest. At the end of fifth frame the Waterville boys had d 9 to 6 lead which the West Sides t,ad in tha seventh. Each team ada