The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-24
THOMASTON
OUTING TO BE
 WELL ATTENDED
Many Local Democrats to Go to Kent Sept B.
 New Teachers Here

The outing 10 be held by the LitehGtld County Democratic Club on Saturday, September 9th. at Kent. Conn, promises to be the largest gathering Of Democrats ever held in the western part of Connecticut Among the more prominent speakers to be present and deliver addresses arc Governor Roosevelt of New York state, Gov. crnor Cross of Connecticut. Con gross men Lonergan and Tierney, Chairman Farley of New York, and Mrs Fannie Dixon WeiGh, and many others. 1t is exported that q large crowd of democrats of Thonast0n, and also republicans, will be in attendance at this event. A cordial invitation is extended 10 everybody.
 Changes at Public School Superintendent Raymond M. Brown of Thomnston school has announced that he hhB engaged four new teachers to fill the places left vacant by resignation. The new teachers are Miss Frances R. Doyle of Thomhston, Miss Blanche Fitzslmmons of Torrlngton, Mrs Mary Gilson of Thomaston, and Miss Olive Piper of AveriIl. Yer mont. Misc Doyle is graduate of Albcrtus- Mangnus of New Haven, and vii 1tcnch history and civics in the seventh and eighth grades. Mies Fitzs1mmons, q graduate of the Normal School of New Bri- tain, will teach the sixth grade. Mrs Mnry Gils0n, formerly taught in the T0rrinKt0n schools. she will teach the fourth grade. Miss Olive Plpcr from Hampton Institute in Virginia, will teach commercial subjects in the high school. The remainder of the teaching staff remains the same as ht the close of school in June. The schools will open on September Sth.
 Chm nipiOnsliip Tennis
 Many local people saw thn match game of tennis for the city championship in tho Hamilton Park courts in Waterbury Sun day between Miss Lucia DcwcIl of Thomhston and Miss Anna Moran of Waterbury. Miss Dewell after q hard battle auccessfuIIy defcnd- fb JfI Hb'I" "bU y'NT uEO bUN retained the Goss trophy, winning the match Cd, 3-7. En0a O'Con- nell. of town. wns one of the of ficihla.
 Improvements nt State Park The new bhth house and diving platform recently erected 0t the state park nt Black Rock wnH used for the first time Sunday. Only q small crowd was attracted t0 the park Sunday owing to the cool weather. The place h6s been one of the most popular In the atnte this season and hns attracted crowds up to 2.b06, but only about 900 visited the resort Sunday.
 iinlI Game Tuesday
 The Madden Brothers mlikmen ball team will play the A. x r. clerks on the high school groundE Tuesday afternoon nj 2 o'clock. The An & r. tenn will play in Litchncld at 6 o'clock.
 Mrs Carroll md two sons of Wa terbury were the guests of Mrs Th0mbs Courtney of Center street. Saturday.
 Bids for the new filtration plant to bc erected at the Thomaston reservoir 10 improve tho condition Of the water will be opened t0. day,
 The Selectmeb will hold meect. Ing In the town building this even ing
 Work on Inc new hard surface road for Pine tfiil district whs started this marning.
 Two ohrs driven by Walter Lack man of town and Nicola DeCriHanti of Walnut street. Waterbury. fig- tired in q crash at the Junction of Elm and East Main street. Sotnr- day. Off1cer James F. Ryan notl- 1ed both drivers to appear before Judge Pratt Wednesday evening to answer to the charge of breaking rules of the road. The cars were damaged to some extent. but the drivers escaped serious injury.
 Franklin lodge. Q. Q. Y. will meet at their rooms this evening at 2 o'clock.
 Miss Shirley Beardslee of New Haven, q former resident. was inc week end guest of her parents. MT and Mrs Sherwood Beardslee of Main street