The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-15
LITcHFIELD Essbcll Carlyle Dulnblet0n Phone LltchneId es
STAFF ACCEPTS
 BOSTON INVITE
Blue and White" to Send Delegation to Press COn-
 ference March 30

Litchfield, March 15.-Members of the editorial staff of the "Blue and White" undergraduate publica- ton of the Litchfield high school, have been invited to attend the first conference of the New England Interscholastic Press association, at Boston University, Saturday, March 3Oth. This will be the first con- ference to be sponsored by the University's School of Journalism according to Francis Enslin, local English instructor. It will be the same type of conference as tha: being attended this weekend by Waterbury students at Columbia University in New York city.
 "The Passing of the old West was to be wildly recalled by Col Charles Wellington Furlong, of Co., hasset, Mass, this afternoon at the Center school auditorium. Spon- sored by the senior class the n- frustrated lecture was scheduled for 2:3O. The fund for the class trip to Washington, D. C., benefits from the sale of tickets, which has been carried on under the capable direc- ton of Stanley wilson, David Dos ter and Jane Hotchkiss.
 Program . Success
 The St. Patrick's day program of the Daughters of Isabella, St. An- thony'S Circle, was a huge success. Attendance was excellent with each member bringing guest. At 8 short business meeting preceding the so- cial hour 1t was voted to change the meeting place of the society from Grange hall to the newly rem ovated basement of St. Anthony'5 church. Elected to serve on the re- freshment committee for the next meeting which falls on Monday evening. April 1st, were Mrs. Edward J. Weir, chairman, Mrs. Charles Abramson, Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Martin Beirne, Miss Winnie Beirne, Mrs. William Brennan and Mrs. James Burke.
 The party got off to a fine start with the singing of "That Old Irish Mother of Mine" by Mrs. Alexander Derouin. Her next number, "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen" " proved 50 popular that Mrs. Derouin was called back twice. Miss Jennie Doyle entertained with a reading on the life of the good saint, and Mrs. M. Machno, a guest, danced an Irish jig which was enthusiastically applauded. Mrs. John Scanlon sang an Irish song. Both singers were accompanied by Mrs. John Harney at piano. There followed penny auction which cleared ten dollars and proved to be lot of fun. The program had been planned by Mrs. Edward Weir, Mrs. William Spain and Mrs. Alexander Derouin. FeS- tive refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. George Mur- plly, chairman of the supper com mittee, from table whcih was deco rated with the traditional green and white.
 The Isabellas call attention to a Food Sale which they will sponsor tomorrow morning, March 18th at the Litchfield town hall. Early ar- rival merits first choice.
 Personal Intelligence
 Ellen Burke, seven year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John Burke of Chestnut Hill, has recovered from and has returned to school. Her sisters, Barbara and Joanne are still in quarantine.
 The sophomore class dance and party will be held this evening in the Center school auditorium.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Howe of Little Farm are enjoying a trip to Cuba.
 Mrs. Stanley Gaunt, new leader of the Flying Fingers All Girls club, will meet with her group Tues day, March 18th.
 Miss Harriet Hubbard of East street is in Florida for a week.
 Kozik0wski Guilty ]
 Judge Origen s. Seymour of the iitchfield County Court of Common Pleas found Frank Kozikowski. A # Bristol, guilty of non-support of lis wife in a memorandum of deci- jon handed down yesterday. He vas given a one-year county jail erm with execution of the sentence He was also ordered to ,ay his wife $4 weekly for support. To insure. the payments he was orr tered, to post a $200 bond with the of the town of Plymouth.