The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-18

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 Due to the 335 new men paign thus far, a capacity a meeting.
 Professor George Grady of the faculty of Ansonia High school will be guest speaker. MT. Grady is native of Waterbury, having ob- tained his early education at Dug gan Grammar school and Crosby High school. He is also a graduate of Holy Cross college. The subject of his talk will be Should We Arm?"
 In addition to the regular busi- ness meeting, reports from drive teams and address by Professor Grady, motion pictures will be shown through the courtesy of the Citizens Traffic Safety Council. The films will be relative to high way and traffic precautions for both pedestrian and motorist.
 President Thomas Scadden will introduce the speakers and preside over the meeting.
 Play Rehearsal
 Rehearsal for the cast of "The Radio Family" one act comedy, which will be presented at the par ish hall on April 24, will be held after the 9:30 mass tomorrow morn ing. The play will be presented for the children of the parish tomorrow afternoon. All members of the cast are expected to be present at to- morrow mornings rehearsal, as 1t is the last before the first presenta- tion.
 Miss Marion McNerny plays an important role in 'The Radio Fam ily," one act comedy which is to be presented under the sponsorship of the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Francis Xavier's church. Miss Me- Nerny played one of the leads in Danny Boy" which was presented by the sodality last year.
 Holy Name League
 The Holy Name Bowling League, which has been conducted at the Xaverian alleys during the winter months will come to 8 close tomor- row afternoon when the regular Sunday afternoon games are rolled.
 Several members of the league have voiced their intentions of en- tering the Championship Tourna- ment which will be conducted at the Capitol alleys in Meriden under the auspices of the Connecticut Bowling Alleys Owners Association. The tourney opens April 22.
 Sergt. Phelan Defies
 Sergt. John Phelan, when ques- toned in regard to the proposed "45" match between his team and that of Capt. Frank Cutting, replied that he has been trying unsuccess- fully to have Capt. Cutting name a date for the big event. Sergt. Phelan further remarked that he has been subject to objectionable ribbing at the hands of his date dodging opponent since announce ment was first made of the sched- uled match.
 "If Xaverian hall is not conven- tent enough for our proposed oppo- nents, my team will go any place at any time to engage these orators in a match" says the sergeant.
 Capt. Cutting has signed a new coach, Ed Monohan, and says it will be few days before his men get onto their new signal system. The Cutting team is composed of Sergt. Joe Bagley, Detective John Calvin and Operator Joe Norton. Jerry Hunihan and Pat "Whitey" Riley are in reserve.
 The other team Is composed of Sergt. John Phelan, Tom Kelley, Joe Coughlin and Pinky Sheehan.
 Washington Hills Card Party
 Joe Happy" Shea and Fred Kelley have been appointed to the committee in charge of arrange ments for 8 card party which will be given by the Washington Hill Athletic club at Xaverian hall, Thursday, May IA. Arrangements are being made to insist that, If Sergt. Phelan and Capt. Cutting have not played their much talked of match, they be forced to play at the parish hall on this date.
 EarbenderS
 The Earbeners' "45" tourney, which has been conducted on Friday nights at the Community House was brought to a spectacular close at the regular games last night. Lally and Craney, who have been neck and neck for first place in the tourney were fighting for the cham pionship while Frageau and Dulac were fighting for the cellar berth. Lally, in defeating Craney 23-19, took the championship of the Ear benders' tourney for the l936 sea- son. Dulac shellacked Frageau to settle the latter ignobly into the remotest part of the cellar. The score was 27-15. The other game, featuring Blacker and Mccormack uaS taken hv Rlacker to the tune