The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-03-28

erly street. continues to be quite
Ill.
Tuesday evening, a number Of the
Knights Of Goodwill lodge, No. 81,
attended q meeting ct Comstock
lodge in Waterbury, at which A. K.
Warren, grand court ofhcer, was q
speaker.
Mr.. Warren, grand district deputy,
viii visit Ghsceon lodge in Thomas
ton this evening, with some Of the
members Of his stair. Following the
regular routine Of the evening, there
will be meeting Of the Past Chan
cellors' association.
The Paramount Community clu5
held a card party last night for
members at the club rooms on Es-
sex avenue. Prizes were given and
refreshments served, with Mrs.
George Caldwell, ways and means
chairlady In charge.
An all day food sale for the bene-
fit Of the Parent-Teacher associa-
ton Of Waterville will take place
Friday, March 20, at Kramer
Brothers Market on Thomaston
avenue. Mrs. Ralph Bates is in
charge and wishes it known, that
all contributions of food will be
greatly appreciated whether pre-
viot1sly solicited or not.
Personals
John Sorier Of Thomaston ave-
nue. Is confined to his home with an
injured foot.
John Whalen of Huntington ave-
nue. who has been i'll for several
days has recovered sufficiently to
return to his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn of
briggs street entertained on Easter
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell
Of Waterbury, and MI. and Mrs,
Buree of Middlebury.
Mrs. James Coffey Of Thomaston
avenue, had her sister, Miss Dolly
Smallus, Of Waterbury, as a guest
Easter Sunday.
BingO Tomorrow
The Holy Name Society of st.
Michael's Church will resume It's
weekly bingo games Friday night in
the Parish Hall, at $3.50 o'clock
under a committee including Pat
rick Shea, James McAree, Fred
Truslove, John Woidloski, George
Tucker, Bill Brennan, William Gre
gan and Robert Cosgriff.
There will be four prizes given, and
as a special feature, q surprise
award and door prize. Coffee nd
doughnutS Will be served.
st. Michel's Holy Name Society
40" team won first prize Monday
night at the Blessed Sacrament card
party. The team Is now champion OF
the city and 1t is the firm conviction
Of the members that their ability
will keep them In first place during
the entire season. furthermore, they
any other team to prove them wrong.
The members Of the team are, Rev.
Patrick O'Connell, Patrick Shea,
Edward Gagain, Frank Carney,
Fred Iruelove, william Dubay, JOS
eph Buffard, Thomas Buffard,
Thomas Kelly, James Sullivan, Bill
Brennan, Joseph Calvin and John
Calvin.
The members OF the various Soc
ieties of st. Michael's Church and
the parish have been joining In
Question and Answer periods dur
ing the past several weeks, and der
living a great deal Of pleasure from
the affair. Another one Is scheduled
Monday evening, April8. The ques-
lions which were placed In box
during the time between the gather
ingS have been answered by Father
O'Connell. In the future it is PLAN
ned to submit the questions to the
to the audience, and when the
closes in June there will be a debate
with q representative from each Soc
iety on the affirmative and the neg
alive side, to discuss a question
which has been answered during
one Of the periods.
George Delaney of Thomaston
Avenue Is confined to his home with
the grippe.
Rehearsal Tonight
A try-out for talent to be used |
In a Musical Revue which will be
given in the near future by the |
Parent Teacher Association will |
take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock in |
the Sunday School rooms of the /
Hughes will be the director, and
Grace Methodist Church. George
Mrs. Ralph Bates general chairlady.
Anyone interested In taking part Is
asked to be present tonight.
The Casper s. Davis, American
Legion Auxiliary. will entertain
members Of the Post and their wives
at pot luck supper Saturday night,
March go at 2 o'clock at Frater-
nifty Hall. The committee incharge
Includes: Mrs. Dorothy Cook, Mrs.
Ruth Rooney, Mrs. Eileen Caldwell
and Mrs. Ethel Byt11es..
Tonight is the long awaited night,
when Girl Scouts OF troop % will
sntertain their fathers at q lunch.
ION and entertainment At st. Mich
ael's Parish Hall at 7:30 O'Clock.
lena Williams, Marie Fappiano and
Betty Cook have been in charge un-
Ter the direction Of Mrs. Charles
Murphy, scout leader.
About thirty members and friends
u the Pride Of WEIGH Circle, Com