The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

tenn, will entitle the purchaser te coups; ol0 worth of these certi, llcates will entitle the customer to refund of % cents ct any of the stores connected with the Chamber of Commerce.
 Since 1t is Q cooperative plan, any purchase made ct nelghhorhood stores coupons for distribution car be redeemed In other establishments ct their face value. For instance tickets secured ct grocery Storel may be redeemed At drug stores bakeries, etc, All sharing certiflcatoE will be redeemable in merchandise and there will be no cash refunds made with their disposal.
 The 2 and i.2 per cent rebate has been under consideration for some time among merchants oi Lithuanian extraction In Brooklyn and Town Plot and reports rendered ct last nights meeting indicated the plan is favorable to all con. aected with the Lithuanian Cham. DOT of Commerce.
 An immediate order was placed for the first S0,0o0 allotment oI coupons which will Do placed in es. lishments operated under the plar within the next week. These bust. ness houses will bo Identified by q card of membership In the Llthu. anian Chamber of Commerce which will be placed in view either In 6 display window or conveniently within the premises.
 Members of tho committed lF charge of the coupon plan who sub. mitted reports ct the special meet. ing were John MuchAlight, Brony Marshall, Charles etriokulis, and Victor Vetufls. officers oe tho board present were: pr. Matthew J Oolney, president and Dr. Frank J Hill, secretary.
 Establishments which wilt have coupons for distribution within tho next few days are drug stores, gro- cers, meatmen, cleaners and dyers, radio sales and service, haherdash. cries, shoe stores, ice dealers, dalrieS, bakeries, bottling works, news dealers, cigar stores. taverns, restaurants, grillS, haFbsrs, tiSe shops and garages, automobile deal. CTS, beauty shops, confectioners, gas stations, jewellers, steamship ticket agencies, photographer, plumbing and heating contractors, printers, tailors and hardware stores.
 Suggestion of the plan was made at c regular meeting three months ago in an effort to have people of Lithuanian extraction support Llthu- anian merchants.
 Plan Dinner Dance
 Several Brooklyn people will sponsor Q dinner dance ct Llthu. anian park. Lakewood Saturday evening. Guests are expected iron, Worcester, Mass, Brooklyn, N. Y. Montell0, Mass, and practically every city and town In Connecticut The hostesses will be the Misses Lucy Zemaitis and Beatrice Kukan. skis and Mrs. Strauss. Dancing will be to the strains of the Merry Makers orchestra and will last from 6 ?. Tn., until 2 Q. m. Din- ner will be served at midnight. The hostesses have arranged for the pre-. sentation of an excellent program of entertainment.
 sodaIlty Outing
 Preparatlons for the annual out ing of St. Joseph's Children of Mary were completed at Q meeting lasl night at the Sodality rooms in the Congress avenue school. The event will take place at Lake Quassapaue Sunday with members of the or: ganizaticn and their guests assem. bling at the Stokes cottage.
 Miss Anna Jankauskas presided al the meeting.
 Faster Given Present
 Rev. Patrick ". Flynn, pastor oi the church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, was presented . chest oi silver by members of the junior and senior branches of the Holy Name society last night at . reception tendered him in the church recrea- ton hall. In recognition Of the suc- cess which he has attained to date
 The speakers introduced by At. torney Michael J. Galull0 wers Rocco, Ciampi, president of the senior branch. Anthony Colucci head of the junior branch. Rev Denis ]. Berarelli. assistant pastor John J. Savin0. Anthony Roberti Carmine Etergino. Salvatore Klore Ambrose Maggi,' Vito Cialnpi. John Altieri, Louis Massinlo. Vincent Mae turo, Agassimo Roddenaro. Thonnf Fibre, Louis Rocco. Pasqsial0 Russo Rocco 0rappone. Michael CoEbo and Julius Rixinno.
 Card Party Friday
 More than 500 persons are ex- pected to attend the annual euedoci card party Friday night on she Grounds of St. Joseph's pGrcchiAl school under the aiiEplcee cf the k Of |. club and Ct. JccepiiS juninE and senior eacifs. At popular games will be played with an as sortment Of prizes awarded.
 Members Of the committee ~ charge are Attorney Joseph v. Aiis alsaalglsy. Peter LaxAmekass KEnnk gulullnas. Harry KenAusls, WAtnNt Rlangas. nznEeslle AndnElkaa. Johsl AmbFosaltia. Vincent XiIMos an1 Charles RlaknA