The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04

week-but the Saturday morning
 instructions will be held as usual
 at g o'clock-also after the 8:30 o.
 clock Mass on Sunday morning.
 May Devotions are held every
 morning after the 7:30 o'clock Mass
 at St. Francis Xavier church, as well
 as every Tuesday and Friday eve
 ming at 7:3O o'clock.
 The Earbenders held their regu-
 lar Friday evening card game at
 Washington Park Community House
 with the following results-Lally 27,
 McAvoy 15-ConWay 15-Dulac 27
 The card tournament will run for
 only two more weeks.
 For quite some time Supervisor
 William Shea has been trying to organize a Girl Scout Troop. This evening at o'clock there will be
 8 meeting at Washington Park Com munity House for this rurpose. There are about twelve young ladies
 already signed up. Anyone inter ested should get in touch with Mrs. Fred Talbot, who has consented to
 take up the work of Girl Scouting.
 This evening the Washington Park Community Club will play host to the members of the Junior Baket- ball team who was fortunate in winning both the Championship of the Community House League and the Naugatuck Valley Tournament
 at the Boys, with 8 banquet at the
 YMCA at 2 o'clock. Supervisor Will
 liam Shea will be the toastmaster,
 and John Cluney, Sports Editor of
 the Waterbury Democrat will be the guest speaker. William F. Kelly, is chairman of the cmmittee in charge of the banquet for the boys, assisted by Ted Donahue, and John Lynch. Anyone wishing to attend may do so by getting in touch with any mem Der of this committee.
 The communion breakfast for the Ladies' Guild of St. Francis Xavier parish, held yesterday morning at the parish hall, was both a financial and social success. Over 200 break fasts were served by Mrs. Albert Guhring and those attending all agreed it was the most satisfactory breakfast ever served at the hall i'll quite some time. Mrs. Martin Tehan was general chairman of the con- mittee in charge of the affair, with Mrs. William Carroll chairlady of thel ticket committee.
 Rev. Thomas Lawlor of St. An- drew's Home in New Haven, where are nationally well known for their the Little Sisters of the Poor, who charitable work among the aged poor, and Mrs. Nora Mahaney Har- ris, a former teacher at Merriman and now connected with the Probation Office in the City of New Haven, were the guest speakers.
 Also seated at the speakers table, were Mrs. Patrick Wallace who acted as Toastmistress, and Mrs. Fred Rochon. who is secretary and treasurer of the Ladies' Guild. and Rev. David OKeefe. the chaplain.
 Connie Bracken's four piece or- chestra contributed to the enter tainment playing old Irish Fayorite songs, and many beautiful numbers during the breakfast (both modern and ancien0.
 About 76 relatives and friends of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Kelly, well- lnOWn residents of Sylvan avenue, gathered together at Washington Park Community House Saturday to celebrate their tYenty-tifth Wed- ling anniversary. 4 purse was pre- Iented to Mir, and Mrs. Kelly with he well wishes of everyone. Among hose attending were: Mf, and Mrs, ?. O'ConnOF, MT, and Mrs. M. Tam ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruggles, MF. and Mrs. Martin TebaD, MF, md Mrs. Edward Brown, MT and Mrs. Ted Donabue, Mir, and Mrs, 4. | MT. and Mrs. A. Lord, Mr. md Mrs. R. Graves, MT, and Mrs. ]. KeeGe, MT. and Mrs. William r. Kelly, MT, and Mrs. J, oHddy, MT, md Mrs, Joseph Kendrick, MF. and Mrs, ,, Dalton, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Conway, Also Mir. and Mrs IOhn Hogan, MY, and Mrs, Ambrose leully, MT, and Mrs. Roger c0nnog. IGF, and Mrs. H. A, Hayden, MT, and Igrs. J, McEsVOy, Mr, and Mrs. J, Darling, MY. and Mrs, Ray Darling, dT. and Mrs. Ed, Conway, Mrs. Elurges, Mrs, Helen klls ,Eide, Mrs. Ellen D0wpey, Mrs, ]. JrilIlB. Mrs. 2. Doyle. Mrs, William Button.
 Also, MT. and Mrs. w. BeRnl0n. IGF. and Mrs. Joseph Phelan, Mfr. nd Mrs. Joseph Ptelan, Mr, alld grs. !, Dillon, Mr, and Mrs. Wils lam Fitzgerald, Mir and Mrs A. Sir. aiid MFg. Charles | Beating, MF. and Mrs. Harold keat- ng, AsF. and Mrs, William Mes Jowagl, MF. and Mrs, Seth Bailey, | |iFs. Martin scuily, Nr. and Mrf, Pged RochOn, MF. and Mrs. Walter l Cassidy, MT. and Mrs. ". camlhotg.
 Aieo, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eli- ,I0dek, Ned Medowan, Mrs. l. .iOdek, ed Me0ognn, Mrs, ]. sroin. Mrs. Harry Esergin. Air. and | Mrs. [. PeIletler and Edward Ne. 1rath.