The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-19

morning at il o'clock at the club rooms on Bank street. A report will be given on the membership drive now underway.
 The clubs annual bowling ban quet has been scheduled for May 5, with Edward DiNapoli, William Moskowitz, Al Kuncas, Frank Pas saro, Michael Sasso, and William Petchlock composing the commit tee in charge. Plans will be made for awarding trophies to individuals and teams making the best showings during the season. A trip to New York to obtain the trophies will be planned at tomorrow'S meeting. All persons interested in attending the banquet are requested to contact Edward DtNapoli.
 A report is expected from State Representative Daniel MahaI1ey on the progress of work to obtain @ charter for the club. The clubs ap- plication has been sent to the Gen. eral Assembly for consideration, Matthew Dunphy Is assisting MT. Mahaney with arrangements for the charter.
 John Zubras, manager of sports hsa been working to secure a strnog baseball team. The clubs schedule this season is expected to cover ad- ditional territory. A report on pro- gress will be given by the Tnan- ager tomorrow.
 Over 1000 persons were present at St. Josephs Hall last night for the tenth annual minstrel show and dance sponsored by the combined societies of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, for tho benefit of the parish. Colorful patriotic deco- rations were used on the stage and special lighting effects were em- ployed. The program included songs instrumental selections, speciality dances, and comical acts.
 John Jannetty was director. Rev Patrick w. Flynn, pastor of the church, and Rev. Michael J. Lynch former pastor and now of Windsor Locks, extended greetings to the audience. Anthony Lacilla served as master of ceremonies, assisted by Bill Miro. Music for dancing was furnished by Mickey Morris and his orchestra.
 Those in the cast included Pat Masct Francis Granato, Paul pavia, Joseph Lombardi, Ralph Martion, Michael Ciriella, Ernest Griffa, Adam Bozzuto, Louise Ctri- ella, Albert Capozzi, Pia Ciarielli Irene Johnson. Louis Rizutti, Lib- erty Ranaudo. Sue Andreano, Cath erine Mastriano, Carmella Bergan- tino. Lena Padula, Gloria D'Orofrio Alphonsc Ranaudo, Teres Tremag- lio, Bing Pia, John Rossi, John reronimo, Ernest Aildreano, John Deyino, Albert Capozzi, Mary Cap- pelletti, Sally Queiroga, Flora Raimo, Ida Vitarelli, Jo Clemente Ida Mirabilio, Grace Granato Gloria zappula, Louise Salcito, Mil dred Cipriano, Ann D'Angelo, Viola Trwmfio, Toni Trumflo, Philomena Mastriano, Anthony Citrinite, Mary Croce, Lorraine Bartolomeo, Vincent 1eronimo, Joseph Bozzuto, Pauline Scionolfi, Rose Verrier, Frank De- stefano, Josephine D'Angelo, I.cura Sparano, Marie Quintilliani, Genlma Pecchia, Jo Del Buono, Anthony Corbo, Thomas Thomas, Raymond Martino, Pat Bredice, Lena Padula Harry Sasso, Anthony Crosse James Natale, Ralph Porzo and Peter Lago.
 Members of Lodge Ii of the Lithuanian Roman Catholic Alli- ance will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock ct the old St. Joseph's school. Plans will be made for at- tending 0 meeting of all state lodges in Torrington next Saturday April 26, at which time preparations will be made for starting Q unit of the organization in Torrington. Aldona Bukauskas will preside at the meeting tomorrow.
 The Women's Get Together club of the Third Congregational church will hold card party Monday night at 8 o'clock at the parish hall. A short business meeting for mem bers has been called by Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, president, for 7:3O, pre- ceding the party.
 The club plans ruminage sale for Thursday, April 24, ct 382 North Main street. All members who wish to make contributions have been requested to leave them at the par- ish hall by Wednesday at 4 o'clock The committee in charge is com- posed Of Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. Frank Judson, Mrs. WILLS Knickerbocker, Mrs. Harold Fogg and Mrs. Louis VonLott.
 Marguerite Maraflno, Virginia Santora and Rose Verrier are Tn charge of arrangements for the Communion breakfast of the Chl- dren of Mary sodality Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church which will take place tomorrow morning ct the parish hall. Members of the or- RaY1ization will meet at the 8:3O Mass to receive Communion in a body.
 The 0. Y. O. will sponsor an iIl- formal dance tonight at 8 o'clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. All young people of the parish are invited to attend. RUSSELL INJURED
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