The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-02
THOMASTON PONIES TO HOLD
 FIRST PRACTICE
Coach Innes to Meet Play- CTS TO-mOrrOw-Odd
 Fellows Plan Party

Several of the members of the Ponies football team attended the meeting held last evening in Wll- liam C. O'Brien's restaurant on East Main street, but as the full mem bership of the team did not put in their appearance 1t was decided py the men present to hold second meeting Thursday evening. Ihe coach. Jack" Innes was on hand and requested all members or the team to meet for practice on the Center school green on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The prac- tice will be followed by the pusi- ness meeting and election Of otn, cers. A captain and manager VIII also be elected, an effort Will pc made to secure the popular sports writer. Henry Brophy of the Re- publican. of Waterbury, to manage the team this season.
 Odd Fellows to Hold Gala Event.
 At the regular meeting of Frank lin lodge of odd Fellows held last Monday evening 1t was voted ID hold a monster get-together meet, ing on october Sth. Nooie Grano Gunther F.. H. Mathes has secured a degree team composed entirely oi members of the Connecticut Grano Lodge, who will be present anu work the initiatory degree on group of six candidates; Ine nresent quarters of the lodge are to small to accompanied a gath ering of the size expected 10 at- tend. so the committee in charge of the arrangements have secured ina Paramount theated. The com mittee will complete their arrange nents for the entertainment feats- ures during the next week.
 Funeral og Former Resident.
 The funeral of Hugh G. Murnane of Bristol was held in Terryville this morning and was attended by several of his relatives from Thom- aston, Mir Murnane resided m Thomaston before locating in Bris- toi and was well-known by many of the older residents. A sister Mrs Bridget Sullivan of Thomaston survives him. The funeral was held from the home of Mrs John T. Hanley at S:45 o'clock to the Immaculate Conception church at 9 o'clock. Interment was Tn St Johns cemetery. Terryville.
 Roadster Leaves Road.
 small roadster left the road inst south of the Anderson prop erty on the state highwty on .ne Torrington road last evening, put no one was injured and the car was pulled back on to the roao b ya passing truck.
 Directors Meet In October.
 The first fall meeting Of the di- doctors of the Thomaston visiting Nurse association will be held the first Thursday in october.
 Personals.
 Mrs F.. G. Hotchkiss and son. Stanley, left today for Dulutn, Minn., where they will be the guests of her sister,. Stanley VIII remain in Duluth. where he VIII enter the Duluth Junior college.
 Miss Eleanor Conway. daughter of Mir and Mrs J. J. Conway or Bristol street, has returned home from a visit spent with relatives in Seymour.
 Miss Christine Russell of Water bury. who has been the guest or her aunt. Mrs F. C. Flynn has gone to Torrington to visit before return ing home.
 MT and Mrs Thomas M. Lyons have been spending few days m Great Harrington. Mass.
 Frank Points of Brooklyn, N - is the guest of Judge ana Mrs C' N. Pratt of Grove street.
 Mrs Robert Johnston and oaugh- ter, Roberta of Waterbury. are the guest of Mir and Mrs Horace Clyne'