The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-20
THOMASTON
TRANSFER CASE
 TO WATERBURY
Action Over Auto Fatality Being Heard in the
 Superior Court

The civil action of $10,000 suit of Agnes Thulin of Thomaston against State Highway Commission. CT John A. Macdonald, as a re- suit of the death of her husband Herbert Thulin, who was killed when a car in which he was riding on the Thomaston-W Waterbury road failed to make the turn and went over an embankment, and through the state road fence, has been transferred from Litchfield coun- ty superior court to the superior court in Waterbury, the transfer being made by an agreement of counsel. The fatal accident hap pened on September 17, 1890, and Mrs Thulin. acting for the estate brought the suit shortly after. Thulin, who was riding with Clar- ence White was struck by 8 fence rail which crashed through the car and his head was nearly sev- cred from the body. He left be- sides his wife; three small chil- dren and was the main support of the family being employed by the Innes Brothers, Inc.
 To Open Garage
 hC L4oAhhCS DLSbAACASt 44ChAy Ahu Charles, who for number of years have been employed at the Johnston Auto Station have re- ness. They have rented the large Alfred Holmes on High street and morning, November 23d. The o1v IH h,1~ ness in the same building about 10 years ago, but at that time solo out to enter the employe of Will. Johnston Auto Station.
 Card Party Huge Success. The public card party given by the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women attracted 8 large crowd to St Thomas hall, Thursday evening The games were stopped at Il O. clock when prizes were awarded and lunch served. The blanket was awarded to Mrs Fred Stevens.
 Veterans Meet Tonight.
 The members of Alexander Gre gorek post, Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular meet ing this evening at 8 o'clock in their club rooms near the Center school. All members are re- quested to be present
 Great Match Arranged for Sunday
 The football attraction for Sun day will bring two of the strong est teams in the staet together when the Ponies meet the Acorns of Ansonia in a championship match. The local eleven has had three hard drills under the direc- tion of Fay Vincent, the team coach this week and are all set for the game which promises to bring out a record crowd. All sea- son the fans have been clamoring for a game between Ansonia and Thomaston and as Henry Brophy says, Let's have it."
 Feature Picture
 The feature picture at the Para mount theater this evening will be Chic Sale and Walter Huston in Star Witness"
 HonOred Guests at Eastern Star
 Final preparations have been , completed for visiting matrons and patrons night to be held this evening in Masonic hall by Electa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. The meeting will be followed by a social hour, and the event is ex- pected to attract a record crowd. Briefs.
 MT and Mrs James J. Carr of i Waterbury, former well known residents and friends of the Brass City spent last evening in town.
 Dr Harold Curran is confined to his home on Main street by ill., | ness.
 Manager Paul Gearin of the Fig CTS football team has arranged q game for Sunday afternoon with the All Plainville team. The game will precede the big game on the Plume & Atwood field.
 MT and Mrs Donovan of Bos- ton, Mass, who have been the guests of friends in town left on Thursday for St Petersburg. Fla to spend the winter.