The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
Class Of 127 To ReceiUe First Communion
 Ln St. Frnncis XaOier Church. Sunday May24
GIadney Announces Off. Cial Selection of "AIl
 Stars"-CIub Meets

Mfr. Noonan's clerical duties, af- ter ordination, will be confined to the diocese of North Carolina, where he will be under the Most Rev. William J. Hafey.
 Girl Scouts Circus
 With Q menagerie consisting of lions, tigers, bears, giraffes and all the monstrosities that 20 to make up Q true-to-lIfe circus as well as wild-men, fat men, thin men, tall men and Inidgets in Q special side show act, the girl scouts of troop 90, St. Francis xavier'g parish will pre- sent their amateur indoor circus at the parish hall, Saturday, May 2S, A real circus atmosphere will be enhanced by real tents and circus bankers.
 The show will be presented in the afternoon at 2:30, and in the eve- ming at 8 o'clock. A nominal ad- mission of ten cents will be charg- cd for children; and fifteen cents for adults. Just aB in Q real circus, Q charge of one centwill be made for admission to the side show tents for children, and three cents for adults.
 Rehearsal for the event will be held at the hall Saturday morning. The first dress rehearsal will be next Wednesday night. Miss Betty Sullivan, who is leader of the scout troop, is also directing the girls for the performance.
 Community House Closed
 Out of respect for the late super. intendent of parks, Irving w. Har- rison, all activities scheduled to take place at the Community House tomorrow will suspended. OhseQuies for MT. Harrison will take place to- morrow and officials of the Com. nunity House plan to be present.
 Kelly to Speak
 The Bunker Hill Improvement aS- sociatlon which Is planning 6 Fourth of July celebration this year will receive words of advice and com ment on the subject tonight by Wil- liam F. Kelly, past president of the Washington Park Community club. Tho meeting will take place in the gym of the Bunker Hill Congrega. tional church at 8 o'clock. Old Timers
 Confident after their victory over the Platts Mills team last Monday night, the old Timers of Washing ton Park will take on the Old Men from the American Brass Go. to- night ct 0:30 ct Washington Park. Tennis Courts
 Work on the tennis courts ct Washington Park, in which the IVA workers have been engaged during the past month, will Do completed by the end of this week. There are now three splendid courts awaiting the disciples of Helen Wills and Bill Tilden. Granting of permits will Do in charge of Glen Stover.
 Midget League
 MA instructor, Michael O'Roilley has taken charge of the midget baseball league of Washington Park, in which eight teams arc compete Ing for the championship. Besides planning the schedules and umpir- Ing the league games on Saturday mornings, the genial Mike will also instruct the youngsters in tho rudi- ments of playing their respective positions.
 The Saturday morning league games will be seven inning affairs.
 All children of the Hill are in- vited to participate In the Riddles Revue which will be staged ct the Community House under the direc- ton of Mrs. Thomas Healey. Re- hearsal for tho show will be hold this afternoon at 3:46.
 Mrs. Healey Is ct present occupied in the instruction of a large class in vocal and piano lessons, and it is 1 in conjunction with this task that tho revue will be presented.
 Despite warm evening weather which should inStill all people with the desire to be outdoors, checker players still continue in their regu- lar games ct the Community House each evening. A match which is al- ways sure to draw many spectators is one between Alvin James and Pat Donovan, both ardent and capa- ble players of tho popular paStime.