The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-03

Religious instructions for High school pupils will be held this evening ct st. Francis Xavier Parish Hall at 2 o'clock. Instruc- tons for the grammar school chil- dren are held on Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock, and on Sat- urday morning in the lower church ct 9 o'clock.
 Holy Name Society will receive Holy Communion next Sunday at the 7:30 o'clock mass at St. Francis Xavier Church. The Holy Name 45 tournament will get Into swing again this evening at the parish hall at T:30 o'clock, without,.a doubt when the final scores are taken, 1t will surprise Q great many of the tried and true" 45 players on the teams.
 Rev. James Frederick, on behalf of the members of the committee and Father OKeefe, thanked every one who in any way helped to make the annual parish supper held Thursday evening, such a grand fl. nancial success He made special mention, in order that no one be left out of the Sisters ct st Mary's Hospital in helping get some of the food ready, the business people throughout the city who donated foods, the members of the Ladies' Guild who sponsored the supper, the young ladies who helped serve 1t, and the men who cooked the food. He complimented the service and efficiency of handling the affair also. Father Broderick said that sometime during the winter, there would be new chimes for the organ paid for out of the money drived, and hoped the parishoners would enjoy hearing them and remember 1t was the hard work they endured putting this supper over-that was the means of giving them this im- provement.
 A letter of thanks for the gener- ours donation received at the collec- ton last Sunday was received and read at all the masses from Rt. Rev. John Bernard, Vicar Apostolic of the Bahamas Islands.
 Friday is the first Friday of No- vember, Masses will be held at St. Francis, at 5:30, 6;30 and 7;30 o'clock. Confessions on Thursday afternoon at { o'clock in the even- ing at 7:30 o'clock. Rosary, Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Miss Estelle Whalen, a student nurse in Springfield, Mass, is spend- inga few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John J. Whalen of South street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Moran of Dixie Ave. are celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary in New York City. They attended the Army Notre Dame football game Saturday afternoon.
 The MaaSsir Ladies' Peace So- ciety held their fifth Anual Masque and Dance at Washington Park Community House last evening. One of the largest crowds ever attend ing were in evidence. Cliff Skaters Orchestra furnished the music. The hall was very prettily decorated with Halloween colors. Prizes were a. warded to the best dressed lady, Theresa Sugient; best dressed gent. Albert Gregalot; most original, Robert Haddad; funniest lady. Martha Starr: funniest man, Louis Amadore; Special prizes was given to Emma Antonelli.
 Judges for prizes, MT. Barberry Charles Gibson. Mrs. Grant Out trim, Mrs. Edgar Browne. Mrs. Matt thew DOnnelly, Mrs. John Carlson, Mrs. Edward Theriault and Mrs. William Dunschott.
 Meeting Tonight
 The annual town meeting will be held in the town hall tonight at Q D. m.
 Wolcott grange meets tonight in the town hall ct 8 o'clock. A vote will be taken on an increase of dues also election of osiieers for ie42 will be held. Frederick Kirschbaun, master will preside.
 The South School Parent Teacher Association will meet tonigIss .t o'clock at the South school with Mrs. Alfred Winchell presiding Further plans will be made for the Bingo party scheduled for Nov. I4.
 The Home Making Club of Wol- colt will meet ln the Beecher Mem- cFaial FEall, Tuesday at iO:3O &. n, Mss Frances Whitcomb will give Q taik on lunch h@mas. A pot bheA luncheon VIII he served at noon.
 Many pupils oe enc Wo0dtlck scho0l ore alck at home with chicken poE.