The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19

drive which increased the roll Of
the st. Francis Xavier; Holy Name
Society by more than 600 last year,
were selected last might by popular
acclaim as the leaders Of opposite,
teams again iris year. The manner
Of conduction Ofastlle drive, which
was used successfully last year win
again be put In force this year.
All workers win be divided into
teams according to their, residences,
IL they live on the East side Of Bald
win street they viii pair up with
Captain Curtis and seek new mem
bers exclusively in that division Of
the parish. II the worker resides
on the west side of Baldwin street,
the same holds true for him under
the captainship of Mr.. Fitzmaurtce.
Working / nthis manner, the West
Sides captured the grand prize last
year after hard fought campaign.
Instead Of having chiefs-of-staff
this year, the captains will be as
sisted by secretaries; Joseph Carolan
for the West Side, and William +.
Shea for the East Side. Working
on the point system, campaigner
will be awarded ten points for an
absolutely new member, and five
for q reinstatement; and all returns
will be made to the opposing secre-
taries.
The committee turned out almost
100 per cent. strong last night Tor
preliminary, instructions from chair
man Joseph Carolan and his assist
ant, Pat Wallace. Rev. David M.
,OKeefe, chaplain, spoke briefly to
The large group assembled and then
turned the meeting over to Presl-y
dent Thomas Scadden.
Drive teams and captains win as
semble at the parish hall Monday at
1880 D. m. for final instructions and
the distribution Of prospect CARDS.
After Monday night the drive Will
be officially open. Announcement
has been made that individual
prizes will be awarded the five lead
ing campaigners Of each team at the
completion. of the drive.
with Rev. David M. O'Keefe, chap
lain, and Rev. James N. Coughlin,
acting as generals; and John Fitz-
maurice and Dennis Curtis. captains,
the following are the team members.
Divisions will be, announced laterl;
Edward Egan, Joseph. Scully, Thomas
Horan, John Phelan,, Dan BALDWIN,
Pat Carlin, Filliam Carroll, William
Kelly. Charles Barth, Jerry Buckley
John Griffin, Henry Hayden, ST.
Dernais Curtis, Edward, Curley, Sr.'
Joseph Mulcunry, John Shea, pan
Campion, Thomas Walsh, John NC
earthly, Don Felth, Joseph Donahue,
Henry Hayden, Jr., Robert German,
Edward Curley, Tim Murphy, Martin
Tehan, William Shea, John DerWin,
John Tehan, Thomas Sadden, Wal
licam F. Shea, John Dalton, Jonn
McGough, Pat Riordan, Wailace
Inglis, Maurice Carey, James Cusick,
Rob McHugh, John Fitzmourice, y.
*. Bergin, Michael. Goggins, Dennis
,Keane. Toms Hogan, George NC
Cough, Terry Coughin.4 escoa.,a. ,
Henry Doran, James Walsh, Mau.
rice RYAN, Thomas Reilly, Edward
,Goggins, James Gaynor, Ted Dom
ahue. Tim Kane, william Pheian,
FRANCIS Shannahan, John Whalen'
George Flavin, Joseph Phelan, Eo-
ward Donahue, Wilfred Rochon, Tom
Kelley, Captain Phil Kelley, ,Jonn
Fitznaurice, Jr., Dennis Pheian.
George Luddy, Ray Murphy, Dr.
Vincent Shea, DR.. Raymond Quinn
prank Klobedanz, Tom Murphy
LANES Kelly, ". Cuddy. F. Cuady'
Edward Kenney, John Baie, Elc ~ !,
ard Lawlor. Tom Coughln, Micnas ;
Craney, John Rowey, Joseph FarLen,
p J. Noonan, George ONeill, James
Meehan. Chris Harmon, Dan ONeil'
George Guilfoile,l James clancy
.1osenh Lawlor. John Norton. William
Dmndene. Michal Kenney, oscar
Stafstrona. Ambrose Scully, Timothy
nowd. Frank Coleman, Raipn
Ruggies, John Danaher, 'r' @''A
Tim Murphy. go is. III
announcement has been mace
that q novena will open at ~
Trancis xayier,s church, SUNDAY,
H1arch y the ntne-day period Is
.'hserved at this time every year.
U T,,rther information will be made
public within the. next week.
Foul Shooting d.,
This evening will % the -, Ina NE
opportunity for entry into ttre Was .,
ippton park Community house lou
shootine contest. Applications may
ha allied In at the house and turned
s,,+o tine committee. In charge. Inc
contest IS open I'd boys and girls
Of midget, Junior and SENIOR al
''s Several contestants have already
qualified by turning In the re-
nuired scores. but no announce.
ments of results will be announced
until the qualifying round has been
completed. ~ I
Program Tomorrow
6 washinQtons birthday will be
celebrated at the washington Park
Community house tomorrow after.
noon. with the presentation Of an
appropriate program by children q
Mulcahy, Washington, St. FRANCIS
xavier and Merriman schools. "A
complete program Of acts ana lea
( lures has been prepared. az.
There will be no basketball prac-
tice tomorrow afternoon or even-
ing. because the nets viii be down
for. the program. H. 4
+. Is Earbenders
+. Corned beef and cabbage ala Ear
bender will be the menu tomorrow
night at the Community house as
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