The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

Park, Community club, held a meet. ing yesterday morning at the Com munity house. The Father & Son banquet will be held on November 9th, at St. Francis Parish hall and the next meeting will be held Oc- tober 5th. President John V. Lynch is asking all the fathers or guard fans of scout boys to be at the Oct. 5th meeting in order to help get the details for the banquet straight ened out.
 Tentative plans are also in the works to hold @ show, proceeds from which will be put in the troop 9 treasury, sometime in November, probably about Nov. 18th or l4th, which will be in the form of rnu- sical or minstrel show. The Boy Scouts are such a wonderful or ganization 1t is hoped everyone will get in back of this and make the banquet a success.
 There will be a meeting of the Married Women's Bowling league at Washington Park community House alleys, Tuesday night at g o'clock. All women interested in this league are asked to be on hand to take care of the regular routine appointing officers, etc. The alleys will be under the supervision oi Danny Flahive, a well known bas. ketball player of Washington HI and will be opened formally next week.
 There will be a meting of the Ladiest Guild of St. Francis Xavier parish Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the Parish hall. Religious in. structions for the public school chil- dren will be held as usual at the St Francis school, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 and on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
 The members of the St. Francis Xavier CYO baseball team art asked to meet this evening at o'clock at the Parish hall and to re- turn their baseball suits.
 Rev. Joseph Kiely of Chicago H., said the 8:30 o'clock Mass yes terday at St. Francis Xavier church Father Kiely is classmate oi Father Broderick's at St. Bonaven. ture college. Rev. Paul Dillon, ol the Dominican Fathers, is visiting with his father and sisters on Bald win street.
 Members and officers of the Washington Park Community clut have received an invitation to at tend the installation of officers o the East End Community club, tt be held at Hamilton park pavilion tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Ev' eryone enjoys attending these in stallations and no doubt Washing ton Park Community club will b, well represented. It has been de cided to postpone the regular busi ness meeting of Washington Parl Community club until later in thu week for this reason.
 The bazaar held under the spon' sorship of Washington Park Com munity club at Madison and Bald win streets came 10 a close Satur' day evening. The members of thu committee and everyone connected with the affair wish to thank every. one who patronized the bazaar ol helped in any way. for their kind ness in helping to put over th' bazaar and to make It the gran6 success it was.
 Some of the residents of this dis triet may bs interested in learning Of the marriage Of Marguerite Helen Swan, daughter Of Mir. anf Mrs. Clifton Swan and F. Hunting. ton Smith, son Of Mrs. II. Smith al St. Bridget'S rectory. East Haddam Conn. Mrs. Pearl Smith Howard sister Of the groom was the rnatrof t Of honor and Leonard Swan, broth og oi the bride. was Afr. Smlth'i best man. The Swans have nu. meFous relaSvea throughout ths eitS and particularly on Washing ton Hill.