The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05
|ODONNELL'S TEAM.
 1 LEADING TOURNEY
Scores in Last Evenings k Contests AnnOunCed; Y Hopes to Save School
Washington Hill

@k. Francis Holy Name 45 tourna- hnent had the following scores after this weeks game-J. Fitzmaurice 2l, T. Coughlan 21, J. McHugh 2, and D. O,Neil 20. T. Conway IT, E. O'Donneu 25.
 Standing of the teams to date etill has E. O'Donnell and his Galty Boys in first place with total of A07. and D. ONeil in second with E460, J. McHugh third, 465, T Cough han, fourth. with 457, and T. Conway And J. Fitzmaurice tied for fifth place with total of 451. It seems as EhOuah MT. Conways team suffered a set back this week when they (only made IT, and if they had their usual good luck with them, they would have passed out MT. Fitz- maurice and his Shamrocks, instead Df staying on the same rung of the ladder.
 Tnnnoxrow is the First Friday of hprIl. Masses will be at 5:30, 6:30 hsad 7:30 o'clock at St. Francis, with confessions heard this afternoon at k o'clock, and ct 7:30 o'clock this hWentmg.
 l The parish c. Y. O. will hold their annual Easter Dance this evening at B o'clock, at the Washington Park tUcanmunity House, dancing will be knjoyed until 10:30, with refresh kseatS served in the cafeteria. All khe voslng people of the parish are Invited to attend.
 seaman Robert Reardon, U. s. N., hon of MT. and Mrs. James Reardon, hG Luke street has returned to his base at Newport. R. l., after visit hk his home.
 It has been noted that the mem hers of Washington Park Commun- kty club, who visited the Board Of Aldermen regarding the sale of he Mulcahy school, did not meet lwith much success-when they
 sked that the board refer it back ltp the Board of Education-pending (khe disposal of the building. Prob- hbly the members of the Commun- hSy club did not meet with much ksiccesS, although it Is the under ktAnding that the Board of Alder haen are the driving force of our Eity government, and everyone kiaOuld feel free to pay a visit tc hand, their appeals should be given blaeir meetings, and on the other Hair consideration. It also may be Enc greater number of people bring kng complaints, etc., receive greater konsideration. If such is the case and If we know the people of Wash hngotn Hill, we know they don Five up their banner so easily.
 Glad to see that the Begnal schoo haS been spared the "woodman' hxe'', and without doubt it vii kill . place long needed in our De partment of Education.
 Where there is a will there is al ways . way-if given enough fore thought and consideration-and will take more than the present no tationS that the Mulcahy schoc building is a liability-to convinc the residents of the Hill that it too good a building to be taken [ the auction block. It seems ther khould be some enterpriser wh bosld make use of it, if leased fo b couple of years, there is no dout bat what the school will be neede heAin. We have no doubt ou board of Aldermen is broad-mind kd enough to know that the tax payers on washington Hall are nc hsking too much when they protes the sale of the School-withou
 knowing what kind of project wi De, in their midst-and are with hn thelr rights to know what kin
 bf neighbors" are going to occup It.