The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17

Henry l.. ToOker, MrS. Herman
 Valentine, Mrs. William Barnes Mrs. Frank Judson, Mrs. Conner
 Lewis, and Mrs. George Knowles. The pariShioners of St. Josephs church contributed $130.97 in a spe- cial collection held at Masses Sun-
 day morning for the U. s. O. drive
 Rev. Joseph J. ValantiejuS, pastor,
 has turned in the money to Pro-
 lessor Alexander J. Aleksis, one of
 the Lithuanian team members.
 A special meeting of the Lithuan- ian team will be held tonight at 9:S0 at 48 Green street. Included in the group are Thomas MataS, captain, John Tareila, Alexander J. Aleksis, Atty. Albert Bronsky, Alderman Ed ward J. Lasky, William Petrauskas, Peter JakubauSkaS, and Anthony Shamharis The drive will close to- morrow night.
 Paul Kauneckis will show motion pictures of St. Joseph's choir mem- bers' activities following the regu- 4ar weekly meeting and rehearsal tonight at 7:45 in the old St. Jo- seph's school rehearsal room. The showing will include wedding, out ing and play pictures.
 The choir will rehearse for the special musical program it will rem der next Saturday night, June 21, at the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic organization banquet ct The Elton.
 Preparations also will be made for the program to be given at the Lithuanian picnic next Sunday at Linden park, Union City. Several other choirs of the state have been invited to participate, including those of the Holy Trinity church, Hartford, St. Casimer's church, New Haven, St. Cecilia's church, New Britain, and St. Georges church, Bridgeport. The picnic will be sponsored by the local lodges of the Lithuanian Women's, Workers and Roman Catholic alliances.
 Plans were discussed for the ar- nual bazaar of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church at 8 meeting of parishioners last night at the parish hall. A committee was selected to contact Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pas- tor, in regard to a raffle at the bazaar.( It is composed of John Savino, Mrs. Antoinette DeMaria, and Anthony DeLeo. Ambrose Maggi is general chairman of the bazaar, and numerous committees are being formed of representatives from all the parish organizations. The event has been tentatively scheduled for the third week in July.
 The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Mount Carmel Holy Name so- ciety will take place tonight at 8 o'clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, with John Jannetty presiding.
 Preparations are being completed by the Prov. di Foggia auxiliary for the annual picnic which will be held next Sunday, June 20, at the Brad ley orchard, Bradley avenue, start- ing at 2 o'clock. A baby contest will be feature of the event. Games, music and refreshments will be in- cluded on the program.
 The committee in charge of ar- includes Mrs. Antoinette [ Augelli, chairman, Mrs. Dora Da- longes, co-chairman, Mrs. Josephine Bozzuto, Mrs. Concetta Lago, Epolda Azzaretto, Mary DeCosmo, Concetta Malaria, Josephine Mendino, Nancy Carozzo, Josephine Ciancull, Mary Torra, Felicia Milona, Celia Perrella, Anna Carullo, Fannie Cesario, Lucy Mongelluzzo, Sannita Ricci, and Marietta Pirro.
 Luigi Ricci, president Of the Prov. al Foggla society, has called spe- cial meeting for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Venta hall, 103 Green street. At that time plans will be made for the formation of 8 junior branch of the society. All young men whose families are from the Prov. di Foggia counties will be eligible to join.
 Members of the Ladies' Aid so. ciety and the Women's Get Together club of the Third Congregational church will meet for a picnic tomor- row afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Franzen of Highland avenue.
 The Girl Scouts of troop 12 will hold hot dog roast tomorrow night at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Chipman street. The troop committee mem- bers and several other special guests have been invited. A report Is ex. pected at the picnic on the penny circus which the troop sponsored last week.
 The choir members of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church are mak. Ing plans to attend in a body the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus on June 30. They will substi. ute the circus for the anual choir outing. Rev. Austin Saunders, di. rector of the choir, will accompany the members.
 The Lithuanian Health and Recreation Club at a recent meet ng set July 18th as the date for the Innual club pinic. It will be held t the Lithuanian Park, Chestnut HI Road, near Lakewood. The com- nittee in charge of arrangements includes Mrs. Lucy Grinis, Mrs. Ursula Vasilias, Mrs. Mary Zelene- as, Mrs. Stanley Senkus, Mrs. Anna 'ukutis and Mrs. Matthew J. Col ley.
 Arrangements will be made for a emonstration of fruit drinks and ummer salads at the next meet ng, July 10. The Lithuanian Chamber of Com nerce at 8 meeting held last night