The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

visor Of the Community House, and
Ofhcer Bill Barton, who is doing
police duty at the park.
A rising vote Of thanks was ex-
tended the retiring officers: Pres
ident Thomas Reynolds, Secretary
John Joyce and Treasurer Patrick
Donovan, who have been in Of
fee for the past two years. Under
their guidance, the club has
sprung from q mere handful Of
members to one Of the most prom
inent organizations Of Its kind To-
cally.
The new officers were instructed
to draw up q set Of by-laws and
regulations for the coming year.
It was also voted to send quot
team and AS" team to represent
the Earbenders at the Irish Amer
lean outing on Sunday, Sept. 40,
underline supervision Of Sergeant
at Arms James Stenson.
The next meeting will be held
Friday, Sept. IS, to take action on
the starting Of the AS" tourna-
ment for the season. Players and
captains will draw for teams at the
next meeting. The next session
will also be to nominate and re-
ceive new members into the club.
Alleys Open Tonight
Supervisor Ed Curley will open
the doors of the st. Francis Xavier
bowling alleys to welcome bowling
enthusiasts Of this city for the first
time, this year, at 1880 o'clock TO-
night.
The interior has been cleaned,
painted and shined until It Is as
spotless as when 1t opened for the
first time last year, to become one
Of the most popular alleys in the
city, both for fine bowling facili-
ties, and genial service and man
agement.
Tonight also, the talented bowl
ers who made impressive marks as
representatives Of the st. Francis
Xavier alleys, In tournaments and
matches last year will meet to per-
feet plans for this seasons outlook,
Teams both OF men and women, and
also mixed teams will be formed
during the next few weeks.
A request for early reservations
for alleys, by leagues, has been
made. to facilitate arrangement Of
schedules.
Holy Name Meeting
An elaboration OF plans for at.
tendance at the National Conver-
ton Of Holy Manners In New York,
Sept. 1920 will be completed by the
st. Francis Xavier Unit tomorrow
night when they convene at the
parish hall.
Thus far the society has named
two official delegates TO represent
1t, Pres. Thomas Scadden and Rec
ording Secy. Thomas Koran. How
ever, several other members have
expressed intentions Of attending as
unofficial delegates.
OF the delegation representing the
societies Of the city, Thomas Scad-
den has been named vice-president,
and Martin Tehan, chairman OF the
traffic committee.
Several other business details will
command discussion at tomorrow
nights session, which will get I'm.
derway ct 8 o'clock.
Incidentally, tomorrow Is holy
communion Sunday for the st.
Francis Xavier Holy Name society.
Members In a group will receive the
sacrament at the 1880 o'clock mass.
Bound for Hollywood, Calf, via
a rout which will take them through
the northern section Of the United
States, Ave residents Of this sec.
ton left early this morning by auto.
mobile.
The five includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis I. Bernier Of II Laval street,
their daughter Yvonne and grand
daughter Magdalene Hartung also
Of the same address, and Mrs. Sadie
Booth Of Hickory street.
Points Of interest included In the
scheduled trip are Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, the newly opened
Boulder Dam, and the studios OF
Hollywood. The party will return
by way Of the Southern States. The
trip will involve between three and
FIVE weeks.