The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
INDUCTION SERVICE.
 FOR HOLY NAME.
Semi-MonthIy Meeting to Be Held Tomorrow
 Night
WASHINGTON HILL

Further consideration will be giv- en plans for the induction of new members into the society when the semi-monthly meeting of the St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society is held tomorrow night. The in- duction ceremonies will be held at the church, October 25. Extensive plans to make 1t an elaborate af. fair are being made by the officers and committee.
 AS this is the first meeting of the organization since the Holy Name convention in New York late in September, a report will be ren- dered by Thomas Scadden and Thomas Horan, who attended the conclave as oft1cial delegates from the St. Francis Xavier unit.
 An entertaining program of danc- CTS and singers has been prepared by Edward Curley, William Kelly and Sergt. Phelan who were appointed 8 committee for this purpose at the last meeting. W. r. McLean's Universal Studio group will present 8 group of novelty acts which should entertain the gather ing.
 The Park Department Band, con- sisting of 40 musicians under the direction of Cosmo Vendetti has been secured for the occasion and will render the following selections in the concert:
 Opening %. Star spangled Banner Overture ................ Raymond Selection IT. M. 8. Pinafore Fox Trot. Don't Give up the Ship March .......... National Emblem Overture .............W William Tell March. .... .2nd Regiment, c. N. c. Selection ................. Mariana Waltz .... It's a Sin to Tel; a Lie
 Tomorrow is also communion Sunday for the society. Members will receive the sacrament at the 7:30 mass.
 Community Club Notes
 Sewing classes, a WPA project which attracted wide popularity at the community house last year will be resumed Wednesday afternoon under the supervision of Miss Ryan who has been in charge the past two years.
 A new league will be formed to- day to bowl every Saturday after noon. The league will consist of about 20 members who will call themselves "The League of Na- tions."
 The bowling alleys will be closed Sunday morning but will open in the afternoon at l o'clock. This schedule will hold true for the bal ance of the season.
 Many of the spectators at the Leavenworth high-Woodrow Wilson game at Hamilton park yesterday were those who had watched the Techmen Scrimmage at the WaSt- ington Park field each day. The boys will continue to use the field for practice each day.
 Cribbage Tournament
 Next week at the community house, the most popular of all in- door winter sports will be resumed by the regular card playing ire. quenters, when the cribbagc tour- nanent starts.
 Secretary Ralph Ruggles has an- nounced that all entries are in, and that at present he Is working out a schedule for the entire season. The complete entry list includes: John Hayes, Thomas Walsh, John Shea, William Shea, Edward Joyce, John Joyce, Francis Joyce, Arthur Frageau, John Lally, Patrick Don- ovan,s John Tehan, Ralph Ruggles, Michael Mccormack, Michael Kelly, Peter Herman, Andy Campbell, James Stenson, Harold Sheehan, Louis Atwood, Edward Blake, Er. nest Desmaris. George Phelan, Mi- chael Sullivan, William Stafford.
 Two-man teams will be selected from the entry list.
 Earbenders "4S" Though his team finished in the champs berth in the Holy Name games last year, the best John Fitz- matrices Terrors can do in the Earbenders' League is fight with Joe Grimes Legions to see who will be in the cellar. Last night Fitunaurice failed to put in his ap- pearance and his team lest to the Joycemen by a 2-l5 count. In the other ga m es Frageau defeated Grimes 25-i7, and Grimm took the Ryan-bCys 23-l0.
 The standing after two weeks of play:
 Frageau ..............2