The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-27
Catholics Plan Big
 Mothers Day Party
Communion Breakfast Tops Program May 9-NOrth
 Riverside Street Residents Protest Coal Yard
BROOKLYN NEWS

Other organizations which have already voted to participate with the K. of l.. in the observance are the Junior and senior branches of St. Joseph's cltoir, the Holy Name Societies of the parish, Children of Mary Sodality and The Lithuanian Catholic Student and Professional Association. Members of all organi- zations will be accompanied to the breakfast by their mothers.
 The evening will consist of two plays, under the direction of Pro- lessor Alexander J. AIeksis, entitled, Shattered Romance" and "The Kid naped Sweetheart; songs by the choir and Lithuanian Little Sym phony orchestra, and dancing to the strains of Al Jarvis and the Young Melodians.
 Among other features of last nights meeting was the resignation of John Lesunaitis, as manager of the Y. of L. Club rooms. He will be succeeded by John Mazeika and Bruno Meskauskas.
 A. Francis Puzas, was named cor respondent for the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic Chronicle, a quarterly publication which carries news, views and highlights of the various organizations about the state.
 The K. of L. Mothers Day com mittee includes, Alexander J. Alek- sis, Victor Sabalauskas, Mary Maze ika, John Bougall, Mary Arintas, Al PuZas, Gene Valuckas, John Raul galas, John Mazeika and Vincent Valuckas.
 Choir to Meet
 The weekly rehearsal and meet ing of St. Joseph's choir will take place tonight in the music rooms of the Congress avenue school, at 800 o'clock.
 Plan Protest Petition
 Several residents of North River side street plan petition of protest to be filed with the Board of Health in opposition to coal yard in operation on the street, which does not grant protection to any of the adjoining property in the vicinity, and which is responsible for rais- ing a considerable amount of dust.
 The yard in question is located at 685 North Riverside street and is operated by Peter Sorriro. According to several of the com- plaintants, especially those issued by the women, clothes are practically ruined and damage has been effec- Itive to house hold furnishings caused by the coal dust. The peti- tioners are not making any attempt to collect money for this damage, but demand some form of protection from cause or its removal.
 Debate Tonight
 St. Joseph's Holy Name Society Study Club will meet tonight at the Congress avenue school at o'clock. The principal feature will be 8 de- bate on the subject Resolved, Democracy is more beneficial to Mankind than Dictatorship"
 The affirmative side of the ques- tion will be argued by Peter Roman auskas, Raymond GlibaS, and John P. Greblunas, while the debaters for the negative will be Anthony Dere- skevich, Victor Sabalauskas and Victor J. Meskunas. Victor Deiman- tas is chairman of the Study Club, Rev. Benedict Gauronskas, spiritual director, and John P. Greblunas, Holy Name president.
 Change Social Date
 The weekly social period sponsor ed by St. Ann's Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will take place Friday night instead of Thursday, as held each week for the past several months.
 St. Patrick's Party
 Parishioners of St. Patrick'S Church will be hosts at a social Friday night in the basement of the church at o'clock.
 Wilson's Plan Party
 The Wilson A. c. will be hosts at a party Thursday evening in their club quarters at 8 o'clock.