The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Committees Named
 By St. Francis Guild
Friends of Society Invited to Communion Breakfast;
 Plans Complete for Testimonial to Martin COnnOrs
WASHINGTON HILL

l AV UkAc ulccblIlS Ol bLiG AdulcS Guild of St. Francis Xavier church. held Monday night, 1t was decided that the Communion breakfast on May 4th, sponsored by the Guild, would be for anyone interested in attending, whether members of the Guild or not. Mrs. Wiggins will cater for the breakfast, and in this way members of the Guild will get & little enjoyment out of it, with out all the extra work. Members of the ticket committee will have tickets to distribute. The commit tee includes: Mrs. Margaret Boyce, Mrs. Jane Lunch, Mrs. Leona Kim berly, Mrs. Mary Commerford, Mrs. Judith O'Keefe, Mrs, Mary Harring- ton Mrs. Marie Mulhall, Mrs. Kath- crime Strafstrom, Mrs. Gertrude Groody, Mrs. Helen Shove, Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, Mrs. Margaret Frageau, Mrs. Nellie Hayden, Mrs. Nora Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth Scholar, Mrs. Margaret Cassidy, Mrs. Nora McHugh, Mrs. Katherine Byron, Mrs. Mary Tehan, Mrs. Mary O'Neill, Mrs. Katherine Carroll, Mrs, Katherine Rochon, Mrs. Margaret Centarbar, Mrs. Stella Cuddy, Mrs. Mary Donahue, Mrs. Margaret Gill, Mrs. Louise Curley, Mrs. Agnes Buckley, Mrs. Mary Calvin, Mrs. F. Gaynor, Mrs. Theresa Conway, Mrs. Elizabeth Malley, Mrs. Nora Walsh, Mrs. Marcella Gusick, Mrs. Mary Earth, Mrs. Bowey, Mrs Mary Hugehs, Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret Connolly, Mrs. Mary Patrick, Misses Irene Peters, Mary Sheridan, Mary Riley, Mary Cam pion, Laura Verriker, Rose Foley and Mary Morris.
 Thursday night, April 24th, is the night for the testimonial dinner for Martin Connors. About 100 are ex- pected to attend. Joe Happy" Shea Is the master of ceremonies and is expected to do 8 good job. Among the guest speakers will be High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin, and George Cassidy.
 The entertainment will be in the hands of that well known entertain CT on the "Hill", Bill Classy, and William OBrien, the Irish tenor of Waterbury will also do his bit to make the evening worthwhile. The Washington Park Community club held its regular monthly meet ing at the Community house last evening. John B. Cuddy, president, was in charge. Committee was named to act on the Memorial Day exercises, namely, John B. Cuddy, chairman, assisted by Henry Hay den, ST., Arthur Frageau and J. Dzick. The club has held this mem- orial exercises for their deceased members for a number of years and 1t is a very respectful ceremony. It Is held on Memorial Day and e wreath is put on the stone in front of the Community house, taps are sounded, there is speaker to con- memorate the dead, the roll call of the members who have passed on, and @ prayer spoken or road by clergyman, well known in the dis trict, chosen by the committee. Taps are sounded as a close to the ceremony.
 A bachelor dinner for Raymond J. Brousseau of 140 Sylvan avenue, was held last night at Harmon's restaurant. About seventy were present. Joseph Duffy acted as toastmaster, assisted by Louis Brousseau, Henry Koch and John Mayer. Music was furnished by Joseph Perrell and his orchestra. At the speakers table were William Brousseau, Maurice Shea, Alderman Martin Sullivan, Joseph Baker. Jo- seph Perrell, Henry Koch, Fred Err win and Paul Doran and John Maher.
 MT. Brousseau's marriage to Miss Lillian Shea, will take place Satur- day, April 18th, at St. Francis Xavier church.
 Edward CSoppinS f1reSifient of