The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-08

DaniSavage of Sylvester Stokes post and national senior vice comman- der. The acceptance ceremonies will be in charge of John W. Stokes director of the corps.
 During the afternoon and evening there will be dancing to the mu- sic of Lithuanian and an Ameri- can orchestra, both of which will alternate. Refreshments and enter- tainment will complete the program,
 c. of c. Bowling League
 There will be an important Ineet- ing of the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce Bowling league Thursday night at St. Joseph's alleys. The meeting will be held under the chairmanship of Dr. Matthew J. Colney, presiden.
 Those enrolled in the league at this time are John Danisavage, Ed- ward Karbon, Michael Verbickas, Adolph Shobrinsky, John Bruzas, Peter Adams, Peter Zailskas. Dr. Colney, Dr. Frank J. Hill, William Bradunas, Edward, Matthew Ba- landa, Stanley Voketaitis, pr. John zemmons, John Muchalight, Edward Kallis, Thomas Deliniks, Peter Dre- vinskas, William Lesunaitis, Albirt Rice, August Kankel, Joseph Du- bauskas, William Kenausis, John Stadilnik, Attorney Albert J. Broll- sky, Anthony Radvilis, William Shu- kaitis, Brony Marshall, Victor w. turiS, John MaZeika, Anthony Alex aitis, James Valaitis, Charles Bar zilauskas, Anthony BarSilauskasc, J. zickus, Stanley Tolius, Anthony Matasavage, J. Samoska, Attorney Joseph P. AliShausky, John Mendel, Joseph Yanavich, Charles Slokus, John Bender. John Lasky, William Mazeika and J. Mackliskis.
 st. Joseph's Choir
 New members will be admitted to St. Joseph's choir at the regular rehearsal of the senior division to- night at the choir rooms in the Con- gress avenue school. The rehearsal, under the direction of Professor Alexander J. AlekSis, will begin at 7:45 o'clock. No members will be &C., cepted after this gathering. Plans are now in progress for Q special program at the beginning of forty hours devotions September 18th.
 Mt. Carmel Dramatic Club
 The dramatic club of the church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will hold an important meeting at the parish hall Friday night at 7:30 O. clock at which time plans will be arranged for the presentation of play in october. Rocco Ciampi is president of trie association. Marci- ano Laurino has been secured as director.
 Itam Juniors
 The 1tam Juniors will meet at their club rooms on Greenmount Terrace tomorrow night at 7:30 O. clock to formulate plans for future activities. The club directors have cancelled all remaining summer &C., tivitieS in order that future plans can be completed without cohflic. ton. Angelo Miro club advisor, has several suggestions which he believes will be welcomed by the member ship.
 officers of the club include Louis | Aucella, president; Michael Varan- elli, president; George Da- vino. financial secretary: Harry Aurigemma, recording secretary, and | Vincent Paolino, treasurer.
 John Deliniks, prominent Lithu- anian mortician is confined to his home at 19 Congress avenue with illness. He will resume his duties within & few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Deliniks of Brooklyn, N. r., were visitors in this city over the holidays. Mi. De- links is the former Anna verseckas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Yer seckaS of MacNamara street.
 Glee Club Meeting
 The initial meeting and rehearsal of the Mt. Carmel Church Glee club will take place at the parish hall Friday night at 7:30 o'clock followed by a spaghetti supper. The re- hearsal. under the direction of John Jannetty, will be in prepara- ton for musical play in the near future when 1t is expected the sea- son will get unnderwAy with an suspicious beginning.
 According to the plans of the di- rectors, the entertainment will be a repetition of scenes of the west, having characters to fill each part.
 Officers of the club include Patsy Russo, president; Patsy Varanelli, secretary, and John Altiere. treas- | urer.
 The membership at this time in- cludes, Oscar Rossi, Patsy Russo, Frank Angelo, Harry Sasso Guido Asclone, Joseph Comardo, Anthony Di Lucia, Joseph Paoli, Edward Di- onne, Thomas Grappone, Patsy Varanelli, Frank OrSo, Joseph Ber- gantino, Angelo Miro, Louis Riz- zliti, Fred Tulacro, Joseph Augelli, Lawrence Cavino, Michael Vendetta, John Altiere, Thomas Fibre, Louis Cipria1o, Patsy MAngini and John J. Jannetty.
 Joseph J. Covaieski of New Bri- tain, national commander of the Lithuanian Legion of America. mo. tored through upper New England over the week end. He was ac- companied by his family.
 c. L. F. 0. ClhEnbakc
 Anthony LaSdauSkas has been ape pointed chairman of the committee on arrangements for the 18th ari- fiual clambake of the Lithuanian Citizens Political club next Sunday at Lithuanian park on she Chest nut Izill road. Mayor Frank Hayes and several other city officials are listed among the speakers. Enter talnIhent and refreshmknts will round out the program for the day and evening.
 Others serving on the committee are Charles PopikAs and wiiliAtsi Jokubonis. president of the club.
 Vets to Have Social
 october 10 has been selected d | the date for the supper and dance