The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Sixth Annual Bazaar
 Opens This Evening
Various Societies of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
 Sponsoring Event; Two Picnics Held Yesterday
BROOKLYN NEWS

A large attendanee is expected tonight at the opening of the sixth annual bazaar sponsored by thee combined societies. of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church on the church grounds. The bazaar, .plan- ned in celebration of the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, will continue through next Sunday, opening each night at 2 o'clock, Proceeds will be turned into the church building fund.
 Game, novelty, merchandise, and refreshments booths will be dis- played. A ferris wheel will be among the arnusements featured. General admission will be free.
 Ambrose Maggi is geenral chair man of the arrangements commit. tee. Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, Rev. Austin Saunders, and Rev. Dennis Birarelli are honorary chairmen. Other members of the executive committee are:-co- -chairmen, Louis Rocco, John Savino, Marguerite Marafino, Matilda Dezinno, and Mrs.. Philomena Dantino; treasurer, Rev. Patrick w. Flynn; assistant treasurer, Rocco Cianpi: secretary. PasQuale Bredice; assistant secre- tary, Virginia Santora; publicity committee, Vincent Mature and Josephine D'Angelo.
 The ticket committee is compos- ed of Mrs. Antoinette DeMaria, Rocco Ciampi, Anne Raimo, and Mary Ranaudo.
 Representatives of the church or ganizations who will assist at the bazaar are:-St. Ann's society, Mrs. Lucy Verrier, Mrs. Joseph Martino, Lena DeBenedictus, Mrs. Pasquale peLauro, Mrs. Louis DeZinno, and Matilda Dezinno.
 Holy Name society, Vincent Ma turo, Victor Michielli, Francis Pal ladino, Ralph Cappelletti, Louis Pape, Pasquale Russo, Anthony Sacco, Pasquale Varanelli, John Maraxano, John Rossi, Charles Me- garo. Charles Stango, Joseph San- tucci, Anthony DeLeo, Michael Del- Pc, John Jannetty, America Maggi, Salvatore Morris, Andrew Stango, John Rossi, ST., Charles Fischetti, s. Jamele, Rocco Place, John Ter onirho, Joseph Martino, Edward Laudati, and Neil Russo.
 Holy Rosary, Mrs. Philomena Dantino Mrs. Antoinette DeMaria, Mrs. Julia parretto, Mrs. P. Viola, Mrs. Theresa DeBenedictus, Mrs. M. Papa, and Mrs. A. Caruso.
 Children of Mary, Margaret and Philomena Cilfone, Louise Ciriello, Virginia Santora, Rose Verrier, Rose Giannelli. Betty DeLucia, Ann Natale, Louise Colucci, Marietta Mancini, Virginia Amodeo, Rose Fiammia, Anne Colangelo, Mary Ranaudo, and Anne Raino.
 Ellen Tooker, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Tooker, of Fox street, was honored at a party at her home Saturday in celebration Of her 10th birthday. Games and entertainment were features of inc gathering. The table decorations and feY0rs were Of numerous c0l0rs. Prizes were won by Henry Y. Took CT. Judith gtymen, Ellen Tooker, William Allen, and Lorraine Allen.
 Those present included Mrs. Kenneth ToolEeF, Craig Tooker, Mrs. William Costello, Ther& Costello. Mrs. Earl Tookey, Henry, Carol. and pFiseilia Tooker, Mrs. Everett Y. Allen, Lorraine. Annie, and William Allen, Carolyn Hailock. 6hean and Eileen Kelly, Loretta and Mary Lou German. Sylvia Wilson, Janice and Esther Roden, Marguerite Summers, Mrs. Prank Ffanxen, Joan YTansen, Judith etynaan Mrs. Henry L. Took e. and Mlen Tooker.
 About as mlambeEs of the Third CnnRTaeas sianal church motored Co @elash Canaan yastaEdAv t0 attend services Ak the South Canaan church. Mav. d0moR K@wlG, pastor of fte Third Congregational church, Mna ia &haRNe 0k fbln services, Ihe mFnaan m@gMk &he day &t the 80ilnMA