The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
BAZAAR COMMITTEE
 TO MEET TONIGHT.
FOur.Nlght Event Opens Oct. lO; Religious In.
 structiOns Start
Washington Hill

W, r. Kelly, chairman of the committee for the Indoor bazaar, for Washington Pork Community Club, is holding Q meeting this evening, At the Community House at e:0O o'clock, Mir. Kelly is asking every- one who possibly can do so to come to the meeting, time Is short, and with the opening night October 18th, it does not give as much time as is really needed to get the de. tails lined up. The bazaar will be held four nights, Oct. 18th, 10, and 2ist, with parade being the main feature for the opening night.
 There will be a door prize, and lots of interesting attractions every evening, booths for young and old, It is hoped the nelghboring Com nunity Community Clubs will con- tribute something for entertain ment, in the nature of singing and dancing-aots with their own talent,
 Residents of the Hill also noted, that permission has been granted the Community Club by the Board of Park Commissions, to place Q plague In memory of Frank A. SturgiS one of the past presidents of Washington Park Community Club, on one of the stones in the park, similar to those already placed there in memory of John oSullivNn and P. J. MeFAdden.
 No definite date as been set for this ceremony, but now that the plague Is ready and permission glVen, the committee will meet and set Q date, probably Armlstiee day, to have the plague set in place. Mr. Sturgis was an outstand- ing figure in the Community Club, he held every office and gave Q great deal of his time and energy to help make the club 0 success.
 Church News
 Religious instructions and cate chlsm for grammer school pupils of st. Francis parish started this week, e. october lst, this being the regular custom, after the a:30 o'clock Mass on Sunday morning, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocF, and on Saturday morning ct ll o'clock, In tho paroehial school,
 Girls of high school age were also asked to join the senior choir and to send in their names to MT, Birt AA soon AS possible as Fehear. SalS would start in c week.
 
 The pastor, Rev. James Frederick also announced that envelopes were being distributed ct all the Masses last Sunday for the annual col. lection which would Do taken ur on october 22nd. The various im- provementS and necessary repairs were also explained by Father Frederick, the pointing up tho walls, and halls in tho convent, the anticipated winter enclosure to be erected ct the front doors to keer out the snows and thereby helE with the fuel costs. Another large item. which would entail the out- lay of considerable money, was the driveway between XaVierlan hall and the church and the reetory. All these various Improvements Father Frederick hopes to have completed before the golden jubilee of St, Francis parish, sometime in Do. eember of this year.
 Friday of this week being the first Friday of October, Masses ct St, Francis will be ct 6:30, 0;30 and 7;30 o'clock. Confessions on Thurs day afternoon ct { o'clock, and ct 7;30 o'clock In the evening.
 Conference for tho High school pupils will Do held Thursday eve- ming at ' o'clock.
 ing ct Q D. m. in the church pa2. lorS.
 Mrs, Isaac Buxton Is spending a