The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
K. OF 6. OFFICERS TO MEET TONIGHT.
Junior Women Serving Halloween Supper at b DenisOn's Hall
TORRlNGTON
O9gINapGmG Gemes John Carr Phone TeErinGtun oaaS

meetlng TOT kn1ghtS or COlumpu officers will be held tonight at thI local club rooms on Water street The meeting win be directed b. Judge Thomas J. Molloy of Hart ford state deputy and John M Phillips of Hartford, state secretary and will begin promptly at o'clock K. of 0. oficefs win be present iron Torrfnrton. Litchfield. Winsted Canaan, and New Hartford. Cath Funeral
 Funeral services for Samuel Gath S2, of Main street, will be held sat urday afternoon ct 3 o'clock, iron the TOnpkins- North Funeral Home Rev. II. Francis Hine, rector of thu Trinity church, ofnclated. -Buria was in the family plot in Centel cemetery.
 Halloween Supper. Party
 The Torrington Junior Womani Club will hold Halloween supper this evening at Denisons hall or Prospect street at 6:30 p. m.
 Scout Leaders Dinner
 The Boy Scout Leaders AsSocia. ton and members of the cornr1is- eioners' stan, held a dinner meeting Saturday evening at Conley Inn.
 Jelly 3s Club Meeting
 The "Jolly 38 Club" met Satur. day evening at the home of MT and Mrs. Edward Richard, Milton
 Haskell to Address Women
 Captain William E. Haskell, we'll known newspaper man, will be the guest speaker at a meeting of tht Torrington Woman's Club, this aft ernoCn at 2:30 Captain Haskell't topic will deal with the story be. hind "War News and Censorship" The meeting will be in chagre od the clubs literature department.
 Bar Dinner Nov. II
 The Litchfeld County Bar Asso. citation will hold their annual din' ner program, Friday, Nov. IA, a' Conley Inn.
 Fourteen young men of this city have been ordered by the loca draft board to take pre-inductior examination Wednesday morning ir Hartford.
 The gruop will leave from thu City Hall, at 9:25 by bus, and are scheduled to return to this citl the same day at o'clock. All whc pass the examination will be listed for induction in the army within 6C days.
 Republican Club Meeting
 The Republican club is making plans to hold a joint meeting ol allied Republican clubs in the neal future.
 Breaches in East Portchester
 Ruv William Haegert, pastor o' St. paul's German Lutheran church delivered an address yesteroa! morning at the German Lutheran church in Portchester. The church celebrated its 18th anniversary
 Gas Dealers Meet
 The Torrington Retail Gasolin' association dealers will hold ar open meeting, Tuesday evening, No venber {. at Morrison's hall. It II helieved the discussion will have tt do with the dealers interest in on' tair1fng a wider margin of profit.
 The last meeting of the associa' tion was held Friday evening wner dealers voted 10OHo in favor of re- taininR the 2 D. m. closing schedule
 Ofacerg SchoOi This Evening
 The first meeting of the ofncers training school will be held at tnt V. N. 0. A. this evening. The r,,est speakers will be Judge James F. Hogan of the probate court, and Haworth Barker of the Torringtor Savings bank.
 Judge Hogan will talk concerning parliamentary procedure ana VII later lead a discussion on the SUD- feet. MT. Barker will present g topic, titled: Planning the FL nances." The evenings program will be followed by refreshments and so- cial. Members of the junior clut council will serve.
 The committee in charge Of re- treatments Is: Virginia Adams, Ann Reznick, Rene Aube and Tommy Alban.
 Meet Tomorrow
 The fall meeting of the Wo1nen's Federated clubs of Litchfielc County will be held tomorrow morning at l0:30, at the Center Congregational church. The Tor rington Woman's club will be host to visiting clubs. The program will include: A talk on dietetics by Mrs. Marion B Dakin of the extension service oi the University of Connecticut: and a discussion by Mrs. Eric Johnson president of the State Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs. Johnson's topic will be, "The Federation al Work. Luncheon will be served promptly at 12:45. Every member ot the local club is urged to attend. Purchases Gleason Street Property The E. J. Kelley Co, has pur- chased a plot of land on Gleason street, formerly owned by the Union Hardware O., and adjoining the Kelley company coal yard site.
 Halloween Program
 The Y. M. c. A. is making plans to hold Halloween party for un- der privileged children.
 The program will begin at the Y with the formation of torch light parade. The youngsters will then march about the city's main streets and back to the Y building where the party will be held.
 To participate in the evenings program, each youngster must ap- pear at the Y in some Sort of cos tune. A contest will be held and awards will be given youths having the most original, oldest and best looking get-ups.
 Andrew York will serve as marshal of the program ceremonies assisted by Hap Newport.