The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-24

head . newly formed Lithuanian Tn.
 formation Bureau, which will con.
 solidate all other smaller bureaus
 now in existence,
 Seleotnan Albert Rice addressed
 the club on the topic, "fIow Voters
 Are Made". He told of the large
 number of naturalized citizens whc
 fail to use their privilege of be.
 coming voters, and urged that mem.
 bers cooperate in destroying voting
 indifference. A resolution asking al
 citi1ens to become voters was formed
 by the club and will be sent to i1
 Lithuanian organizations which are
 affiliated with the federation.
 Members of local lodge 5 of the
 Lithuanian Workers Alliance will
 he hosts at the semi.annual state
 convention of the organization which
 will be held here tomorrow after
 noon. D. P. Matas, president of the
 local group, Is ia charge of arrange
 ments for the meeting which will start ct l o'clock in the clubrooms
 in the old st. Joseph's school. A supper has been planned Tor 5 p. m. at the clubrooyns. Delegates from
 cities and towns throughout the state are expected to attend.
 Rev. George J. Vllciauskas, who was ordained into the Roman Cath olic priesthood last Thursday ct St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, will sing his first solemn high Mass to- morrow morning at II o'clock at St. Joseph's church. He will be as- sisted by Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor of St. Joseph's church, as archpriest, Rev. Anthony Ignotas, of Marianapolis college, as deacon, and Rev. Joseph Atkociunas, of Union City, as suhdeacon. Rev. Joe seph KaSlauskas, of Bridgeport, for.
 mer curate at St. Joseph's church, will give the sermon at the Mass. The senior choir of st. Joseph's church will render 0 special pro- gram under the direction of Profess sor Alexander J. Alelssis, choirmas. ter and organist.
 Relatives and friends of the young priest will attend q dinner and re. ception In the afternoon ct the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Julius Vilciauskas, of Green street.
 The annual ceremonies of the crowning of the statue of the Bles. sed Virgin will be held by the Chil- dren of Mary sodality at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Marguerite Maraflno, as the bride, will be at. tended by Mary Amodeo and Anne Natale. Fifty children of the parish will lead the procession. The mem- bers of the sodality will receive Communion In body ct the s:so Mass.
 Following the coronation exercises 6 tea will be held at tho parish hall with the members mothers aS spe. cial guests. The committee in charge of arrangements includes Lena Cappozi, chairman, Claire De- Maria, Mary Amodeo, Verna san- tora, Connie D'Angelo and Mar guerite Marafino.
 Members of the Sylvester Stokes Post and Auxiliary will attend Q memorial Mass ct St. Joseph's church tomorrow morning at o'clock as part of It's observance of Memorial Day. All other local veter. an groups have been invited to ct. tend. The group will meet at the Legion clubhouse on Bank street and will be escorted to the church by St. joseph's Junior Fife and Drum Corps.
 A large attendance is expected at the first Lithuanian picnic of the | year. which will be held ct the Kru- gelis Farm on Highland avenue to- morrow afternoon starting ct o'clock, under tho sponsorship of the St. Joseph's Senior Holy Name Society. Music for dancing will be furnished by . group of Lithuanian The committee In charge of arrangements Is composed of Peter Jokubauskas, John Jakstas, Michael Bogusas, of the Holy Name Society, assisted by Mrs. Anna Qireixij jauskaS, Mrs. Elizabeth Matu' liunas end Mrs. Anna Jakstas.
 About 90 couples are expected at the dinner. dance of the Red Wings Club of the Brooklyn Y. M. o. A. which will be hold tonight ct 8:30 at Quertin's Inn, Thomaston. The com mittee In charge of the arrange ments Is composed of John Boccardl chairman; Louis Tartaglia, and sal- vatore Fuoco. Michael Purcaro is advisor of the club.
 Members of the St. Joseph's Junior Fife and Drum Corps will make 6 trip to Rockville, Conn, to- day where they will participate in } field day and competition spon- ,ored by the Stanley Dobozo Post l4 unit. The Brooklyn corps, direct- sd by John w. Stokes, k holder of last years state championship for of modern music, and IS a frequent prize. winner ct field meets.
 A capacity audience witnessed the slddie revue presented last night at Inc parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church under the auspices of the combined societies of he church. Over 60 children of the parish participated. Mickey Morris orchestra furnished music for danc- nR which followed the show. John Jannetty was director of the revue. Sa,exzicA RslllAfins