The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30

9hia Auult~COloTeu uBnting eueCGS The novelty booths and games were extremely popular with the gather ing all of whom appeared to be pleased with the arrangements and attendance. The affair, sponsored by the Cleaners, Children of Mary sodality, and Holy Name society also attracted many visitors from other sections of the city.
 Among the featured activities to Do held tonight will be dancing to the music of Connie Bracken and her orchestra, bingo, and other aHnusements, while located about the premises are booths handsomely decorated and having for distribu- ton candy, groceries, kitchen ware, refreshments, blankets, dolls, and Q wide assortment of novelties. The cake booth is especially popular since the ability of the women and girls of the parish in this field is regarded as something of Q branch of science. Many donations of the sweet coated layers were received last night and 1t is expected that the women will extend their coop- eration again this evening.
 N. U. s. J. Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of Unit No. 20 of the National Union for Social Justice will be held Fri- day night at the Community hall Of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ct which Nme plans will be made for Q Lemke and Liberty rally. Business of state and national iIn- portance will be transacted and the cooperation of the entire member ship has been urged. William J. Burke, president and chairman of the meeting, announced that the gathering will assemble ct 8 o'clock.
 L. 0. s. Outing
 Several state delegations will ats tend the annual outing of the Lith. uanian Catholic Students and the Professional association to be held Sunday ct the Stokes cottage, Lake Cuassapaug. Guests are expected to represent Thompson, Conn.,, Maspeth, L. l., Lawrence and Wor. cester, Mass. During the day those in attendance will participate in bathing, boating and out-door sports with refreshments available ct ell times.
 The committee in charge is head. cd by HedWiga Stulginskas who is assisted bS Mrs. Vera Voetglin, Will liam Klimas, Anthony Kateiva, Regina Yanavich and Sophie DaukaS.
 Big Game Tonight
 Rather than attend the circus to- night, many Brooklynltes will jour- ney to Lake Quessapaug to witness 6 Softball game between the Brook lyn Professional Men and Al ValoniS and his Baloney TosSers, whose vocal interpolations have aroused the Professionals to 8 point where they must defend their reputation The ValoniSmen wil include Tom Keayney, Frank Cullen, Edward Conlan, Wawa BesSette, Bill Lusas I'd Labutis, Al Labutis, George Kul. man, Johnny "zeke" Barnes, Al Daukas, Al Moraska, Joe Lusas Johnny Yesulevlches, and Manager Vaionis who promises that in event his team falters they will not use the butchers clamp aS an alibi.
 After inspecting the lineup today Proxy Johnny Jenusaitis of the Professionals smiled and said some. thing about ValoniS promising good enough opposition. "These fellows" he said, "don't stand c chance but the game plans have been announce cd and we will have to 90 through and at least make the motions" pr. Walter eelens said that he wasn't sure that valonis is kidding. So tense is the rivalry between the clubs that attorneys for both face tons made the arrangements.
 I'd Happy" Lasky will take the mound for the Professionals ii1 an effort to win his 24th game of the season while Stan VoketaitiS Is list. cd to receive. "Sheriff" JenuSaitiS announced that he will play first base, Johnny Kopiczh second base; Attorney Clarence V. Balanda, short stop; Attorney Joseph P. Alishau. sky, third base: pr. selens, rowing fielder; Charlie Lasky, Billy Ken- ausis, and Charlie Dubauskas, pa. trolling the outfield and several util- fly players, including Anthony zubras, former star of the Coal Miners league.