The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-10

Announcements for the annual out- ing Of st, Patricks Holy Name 50. ciety at gchoner's Grove off Chip. man street extension Sunday, July 1e, nearing completion. The com mittee in charge anticipate the at- tendance will be greater than 300, most of whom will participate in the varied athletic events. Peter FitgIzenry, chairman of the con- mittee on arrangements, and Thonl- as Eitzmaurice, president of the Holy Name society, have appealed to all men of the parish to secure tickets early in order that ample provision can be made in advance for refreshments and food.
 Plans were being formulated to- day for several forms of racing, erl- tries for which will be accepted on the grounds the day of the outing. There will be married and single mems events in relay, three-legged, sack, potato, bucket, wheelbarrow, and blind-folded races. In addi- ton plans will be made for the fat and lean mems competition, shot put, discus throw, broad jump, run- ming and standing, high jumping, hurling and pole vaulting. The ball game is expected oreceive the most attention. Other games of interest included on the program will be quoits and cards.
 Tn addition to Chairman Fitz- Henry the committee in cahrge con- sists of Rev. William Wirkus, chap. lain, Frank Hardy, James Barrett, Francis Fitzgerald, Edward Loftus, John F. Dunphy, Jr., Michael Dris. coll, Michael Kitchen, John A. Kelly and James Tyrrell.
 Card Party Tonight
 More than 800 are expected to at. tend the outdoro card party thrnis evening on the grounds of St. Jo. seph's parochial school under the auspices of the Knights of Lithu- ania and St. Josephs junior and senior choirs. The proceeds will be used for St. Joseph's church.
 Early today parish workers were hustling about arranging tables and chairs and making accommodations for the non-players who will be 1 n attendance. String lights have been placed about the grounds and huge flood lights were placed on the roofs of adjoining buildings as assurance that the scene will be well lighted. Those planning to attend will find all gates to the grounds will be opened.
 The committee in charge has ar- nounced that they have been for- tunAte enough to secure many worth while prizes for high scorers and in event of irlclement weather the affair will be held in the parish hall. Members of the committee are: Atty. Joseph P. AliShauslSy, general chairman, Frank Smudinas, Peter LaSauslas, Joseph c. CoslEie. Helen 0arOukas, Mrs. John Williams, Charles RizinslkaS, MarCelle Atidri- kas, Natalie PlangaS, aMry Mazeika, Mary Orlntas, Vincent Klimas, John Anbrozaitis, Alexander J. Alelsis, and Paul Kauneckis.
 sodality Outing
 The annual outing of St. Joseph's Children of Mary sodality will take place Sunday at the Stokes cot. take at Lake Quassapaug, where members, of the unit will enjoy Q luncheon, bathing and field events. Miss Anna JankauslEas, president will be in charge.
 Plan Feast Celebration
 Preparations for the three day celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel are progressing due to the unceasing efforts of the cor1i- mittee working about the Brooklyn and Town Plot sections and other parts of the city collecting the funds with which to meet expenses. Al- though the actual Feast day oc- CUTS Thursday, July 16, the celebra- ton will be held on Town Plot, on Saturday and Sunday, July l6 and ie. Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church will celebrate the mass Thursday in tribute to the patron.
 The activiteis of Saturday will consist of parade, carnival in Town Plot in the afternoon and evening and Q band concert in the evening. Sundays program will bee