The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-02
Sodality Breakfast
 Proves Big Success
Almost 100 Attend Children of Mary's Communion
 Event; Jerry Mascoli Donates Theater for Film

Katherine Foley, Rose Foley, Flea nor Ford, Kathleen Calvin, Viola Goomey, Mary Grady, Muriel Hamm, Lillian Hayden, Elizabeth Johnson, Rosemary Johnson, Mary Joyce.
 Anna Kavanaugh, osemary Keanan, Eleanor Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Mary Kelly, Dorothy Ken nedy, Rita Kennedy, Alice Kenny, Grace Kenny, Marie Kilbride, Anna Luddy, Peggy Luddy, Marjorie Nal ley, Anne Mcdonald, Anne McDon- ough, Julia Mehan, May Mehan, May McElligott, Eileen Murphy, Mary Mulligan, Margaret ODon- nell, Catherine O'Neill.
 Anna O'Nein, Catherine Rice, Irene Reilly, Helen Shea, Lillian Shea, Mary Shea, Molly Sheridan, Mary Sugrue, Betty Sullivan, Jewell Sullivan, Katherine Tehan, Mar guerite Tierney, Laura Verriker, Mary Wallace.
 Batter Up' Through the courtesy of the park department, the Tribune A. c. and the manager of the Cameo theater, athletes and fans of the Tribune Washington Hill district will view the super-baseball film, Batter Up" at the Cameo, Friday night. The show will be presented after the regular evening perform anceS.
 The film, released by the Ameri- can League, and dealing principally with playing by stars of that league has been obtained by William J. Derwin, supervisor of the recreation division of the park department. Jerry Mascoli, manager of the Cameo Theater has donated the building.
 There will be no admission charge, but tickets will be distributed by members of the Tribunes to their followers and to the Washington Hills and their followers. Packy Shea, manager of the Tribune baseball team is in charge of the ticket committee.
 Included in the showing, which will be of about 40 minutes dura- tion, are scenes from the last Yankees Giants World Series. Ted Husing, premier sports announcer, is commentator on the various scenes.
 Holy Communion
 A class of children of St. Francis Xaviers church will receive Com munion for the first time on May IS. At the present time the class is receiving religious instructions - parochial school children during school periods-and public school children Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
 HillieS Return
 Broadway was back to normal to- day according to reliable reports. With the Reymond Hillies basketball team back in Waterbury, there is no doubt but what the reports are ac- curate.
 After three days of hitting the high spots of New York, the Hillies champions of the Washington Park Community H ou s Basketball League, returned home late last night. The Welles, runners-up in the league standing, went to New York yesterday and returned last night.
 First Prize!
 Reaching new heights in her role as baton-swinging drum major, little Jane Sheehy, leader of the Washington Park Fife and Drum Corps won first prize in the senior competitions at Meriden Saturday night. The corps failed to place in the musical contests.
 Jane entered the senior division of the baton swinging contests, al- though the juvenile division would be more in accord with her age. She received handsome medal. The meet was sponsored by the Meriden Corps and contests were held in City Hall.