The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-11
Community Club FaDors Series Of Open House Entertainments
Committee Named to Ar= range Special Attraction
 for Thursday, Feb. "A
Washington Hill

An open night of community so- ciability was planned for Thursday evening, February 24 at meeting of the Community Club in the Con- munity House last night. Plans were also made for St. Patrick'S Day celebration and the sponsorship of a carnival in the summer.
 The "open night" which will be similar in some respects to those conducted weekly at Chase Park, is expected to attract a large attend ance. None but couples will be ad- mitted, and each lady is expected to bring some sort of vituals. Old fashioned music will predominate.
 The committee in charge of the affair includes President Frank Sturges, Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, Will liam F. Kelly, Allen Pilch, Mrs. Ar thur Frageau, Mrs. Joseph Phelan Mrs. Katharine Fitzpatrick, Mrs Asia Arag, MT. and Mrs. Roger Con- nor, John Whelan.
 Plans for the St. Patrick's celebra- tion, which will be conducted Marct Is, and consist of an entertainment and dance, will be made by President Frank Sturges, Mrs. Henry A. Hay den, James Gladney, John Dalton Arthur Frageau and Mrs. M. Kelly The chairman was instructed tc communicate with a large carniva to secure details for a summer en- gagement.
 Book Room
 Supervisor William D. Shea issat. tempting to establish 8 reading room at the Community house. Any books which residents have no more use for will be valuable assets te the library. Communicate with MT Shea for collection of such books.
 New Construction
 The small room on the north side of the stage in the Community house is being altered for the pur- pose of storing equipment and uni forms of the fife and drum corps
 Bowling Party Sunday
 Sixteen couples of bowlers hah from this city and the remainder from Naugatuck will participate ir a tournament Sunday afternoon ir the Community house alleys. The bowling will start at 3 o'clock, ano will be followed by refreshments tc be. served in the Community house The local team is explained by Franz Sturges, while the Naugatuck group will be under the leadership of Wilfred Evon, brother of George Evon, caretaker of the alleys.
 EarbenderS Tie Again
 The Earbenders are all tied up again. Or at least two sets of teams in their "45" tournament are dead- locked as result of last nights games, which were so hotly con- tested Bill Single shut of the fur mace heat and told the boys Ego to it, you're saving the citys money"
 Officer Bill Barton stood special guard duty during last nights games which resulted as follows: Kenney "A, Lally IS; Coughlin 26 Stenson 16; Creamy g, Grimes 20 The standing is as follows: Lally 11-5; Coughlin 11-5; Grimes 9-7; Stenson 7-9; Kenny 7-9; Creamy 5-11.
 Next Saturday night the Ear benders will meet the Sacred Hearts in another inter-sectional conflict of "45", which will be followed by mutual attack on a turkey dinner The "45" will be played in the Tay- Tor street hall, according to Co., Chairman Tom Conway and Jim Kelleher.
 Basketball
 The Reylnond Hillies will face tough opposition tonight, against the only team that defeated them in the first round games, the Com munity club. That game will be the feature of the two game bill, which lists the Sacred Hearts and Welles as preliminary. A large attend ance is expected.
 Tomorrow night, however, the Community house will be packed to the doors, as the playof between the Gents and Raymond Hillies, for championship of the first round, is enacted. Special seats have been irl- stalled for the occasion.
 A three-game card has been pre- pared. In the preliminary the SS Peter & Pauls will meet the Flashes in a Midget league contest; and ir the second game the Hill Maidens will meet the Hill Debs. Dancing will follow the main attraction.
 Supervisor Bill Shea has called off two of the Midget league games scheduled for this afternoon be- cause two of the teams will take part in tomorrow nights contest The only game to be played this afternoon will be the Shamrock