The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-13
Air Raid Wardens To
 Meet At .8:30 Tonight
Session at Brenneis Home; Legion Post to Meet;
 Auxiliary Officers at Hartford Dinner
WAFER VILE

Post will meet tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock, ct Fraternity hail, with Commander Patrick MoriArty, pro. siding. Plans will Dc discussed for the observance of Memorial day, and c committee appointed to at- tend the meeting to Dc held at the city hall, Friday night
 Attend Dinner
 Mrs. William Rooney, presldent and Mrs. Prank Carney secretary oi tho Casper Davis Auxiliary, attend cd the dinner held Saturday night at the Hotel Bond, in Hartford, isl connection with the annual visit oi tho national president, Mrs. Mark w. Murriil, Of Boston, and the yearly National Defense meeting.
 The affair opened with a pAgentry and the magSing of all colors from tho district. An address of welcome was then given by the department president, Mrs. Richard pttney, oi South Glastonbury. Assistant Ad- jutant General 1llhegpy, brought greetings from Governor Robert A Hurley, on behalf of the State Of Connecticut. Other speakers were Miss Rosamond Burke, Of New Ha. ven, department chairman of dis. tinguighed guests, and George w Dlnwiddie, chaplain Of the difficult problems was furnishing Ontertan' lncnt end recreation for soldiers iii isolated lands, and made a request for portable radios and soft balls Remarks were then given by Mrs Julia Alexander of TofTington and Colonel Gates of Rocky Hill, who arc the national representatives of the second district. Mrs. Charles P Gilbert, of Norwich, department ci. viiian defense chairman addressed the group and said, that the main object for people, was to find theii proper place, and do 50 well, that nc ono would have to Do replaced.' The women of the Department oi Connecticut have given lB2, JOS houri Of service during the past fout inOnthg. Women are urged to give their services to the Red Gross, the U, 6. O. nnd as air Wardens, also to assist in mary other activities Commander Arthur J. Conneil 0i MidietoW7i, department commander Of the American Legion gave c short address and stressed that unity between capital, labor and man power, iB needed.
 Mrs. Mark ". Murrili, national president, and guest Of the evening then was introduced, and she stated thatt he women Of the United Statea gre passing through acrisas, but that they have many times shown that they could endure ilardships and suffering, and in 6 great measure the spirit Of our conntfy depended upon them.
 There are seven districts in the department, and each district has A president, alI Of whom presented Mrs. Mirrill with c gift. The second district, of which the local auxiliary iS . unit, gave her aa electric clock.
 COmmunltyClub Session
 Tile men Of the T'airmotilt Coin- itiunity club will meet tonight at 9 o'clock ct the club rooms on Essex avenue, for caTd playing. All gre invited.
 Mary McISennerney, Lois Hoiley, Mary Edith Touley, Jean Caldwell, Betty Athertoti, Jeanne Mafie Du- Bois and Shirley Cook, members 10 the Casper Davis Junior Auxiliary, met with their leader, Mfg, Frank Carney, ct her home on Chapel street, Friday afternoon, A Bocial hour followed tic meeting,
 AElsslen at Church
 Rev, Vincent :. Iawi0F, Q, M, Of Niagara University ig conducting . two wceks' mission at De. MlehaeRl. church. Father 1aWlof spoke ~ each of the Masses yesterday. Ille Eliission this week will be Tor the married and single women, from high school age OIi, and next week for tile men oft i1e pagisll. Matsel wifi De held daily st 6s50 Q, ni. and { o'clock, sad tiib evening service at 1sso D. n.
 Religious instruction foE hiek school aee boys vii lake pleee toncEoW nlessts 1tz0 in zic k4I'sn iaii, to he faIled W s Haeellny