The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

engaged in clearing the undeveloped section of St. Mary's cemetery on the Harwinton road. A steam shovel is being used in grading the large tract of land, which when complet- ed, will make available several hun- dred additional lots in the ceme- tery.
 Meeting Monday
 A meeting will be held in the fore- mems rooms of the Eagle Lock Co. Monday afternoon for the purpose of organizing a softball league among departments of the factory. Last year the league operated as seven- team league, but it is proposed to cut down the number this year and build up the weaker teams to make the league stronger and faster. Off, cers will be elected at the meeting.
 Easter Services
 The large Russian population In this town is considering their Easter this week, with scepial services in both St. Michael's Greek Catholic church and Methodius Russian church today, Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. Vladimar J. Tytar will con- duct services in St. Michael's, while Rev. John Kucharski will conduct the services in St Cyril and Meth odius church.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Me- morial association will be held in the Legion rooms Monday evening to elect officers and committes and to complete arrangements for the ob- servance of Memorial dave. All per- sons interested are asked to attend.
 Testimonial Banquet
 Benjamin Kolakowski, popular constable, who was recently ap- pointed deputy sheriff of Litchfield county, will be honored by the Po- fish citizens of Terryville at a tes- timonial banquet Sunday at St. Casimir's hall at 4 D. m.
 The banquet will be sponsored by the Polish American Political club and the Polish Women's Democrat ic club of Terryville.
 The committee on arrangements follows: Chairman, President Walter J.plugokecki; publicity, John Cos cinski Cuisine. Mrs. H. ChmieleW- ska; service, Mrs. Fannie ZzucooW- ska. Mrs. M. Olkowska; marshals, J. Borzuchowski, w. Czaplicki; dec orations, Mrs. s. Bednarska, Mrs. P. Kremska, Mrs. J. Cichon; refresh ments, Messrs Stejhen Kloss, Thom- as Slesicki, A. Budzinski and w. Kochanski.
 Honor guests who will attend and who are on the speakers program are Hon. William Eustace( select man of Plymouth; Sheriff Suther- land Beckwith of Litchfield; Hon. George Kaylor, district chairman Democratic central committee of Washington Conn.,; Hon. Francis Smith, chairman state Democratic committee, Waterbury; Toastmaster Frank Coskey; President Pulaski, Federation of State Democratic clubs, of Hartford; H. Przybyczen, of Hartford; Pors Atty. B. J.Mon- kiewicz of New Britain; Messrs Fe- lix Borkowski, Constantly Kawiech and Mrs. Thomas MurawSka Of Terryville; Oscar Haase, chairman Democratic town committee; Coach Joseph Jablonowski of Terryville high school; Chief deputy sheriff James Drury of Litchfield; Deputy Sheriff V. Dunn of WatertoWn; Judge w. Harry Byrnes of Water town.
 The Terryville high school bas- ketball squad runners-up in the state class C&D championship will be the guests of the Polish American Po- litical club.
 All tickets are sold, and there will be an attendance of over 400 people.
 The Polish-American Political clubs of Connecticut and the Pulas- Xii Federation of Democratic clubs will have delegates from the follow ing cities ana towns: New Haven, Stamford Waterbury, Bristol, Hart ford. Naugatuck, Middletown, Tor rington, Thomaston, Beacon Falls, Sufield, Norwich. New London, New Britain, Wallingford, Meriden and Southington.
 John J. Jordan, 81, who died at his home 2132 Main street, Bridge port, Tuesday morning, was a for mer resident of this town and is remembered by several of the older residents in Terryville and Thom- aston.
 MT. Jordan, a former real es- tate and insurance man, had been resident of Bridgeport over 50 years.
 His survivors include his wife Mary A. Jordan, an invalid for sev- eral years; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Foley of West Hartford; two nieces, Mrs. Catherine Murphy of West Hartford and Mrs. William Hynds of Bristol.