The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-23
| THOMASTON | COLLEGE FLAPPER'
 TOBE PRESENTED
Proceeds Go to American Legion-Veterans En-
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the College F1appcr" which will be presented under the auspices of the Clifford F. French post. American Legion in the Paramount theater this evening. The play will be pre- scented by cast numbering f50 local people when held their last rehearsal at the theatsr Sunday afternoon un- | One of the features of the play is the fspper chorus portrayed by 2s local business and professional men. | Another feature is the baby pa- geant entitled Take Me Back 10 Babyiand" in which 100 children will take part. The children form q very effective background for the special dramatics under. Mrs James Biakeman. The cast of characters for the production is as follows:
 Jerry, star football player. Reg lnald Huriburt; George. Jerrys 4 friend, Lester Lumpklns; Nellie, freshman girl. Alma parsons; Jean, Jerrys girl. Lois Biggg; Mary. soror- fly president, Agnes O'Brien; Bill Brick, red headed freshman, Wall ter Dickinson: Bill Bricks buddy, Vincent Doran: Mink, football train CT. Harry Lynch; James Duff. foot ball coach; Butter and Egg Men, | wealthy aIumnus, Wesley Billings; | Professor Gladdis, eccentric bachcl- Or, Paul BunneIl; Dean Toward. in love with Professor Gaddis. Wini- fred Hennequin; Dr semore. prcsi- dent Of the college. Arthur Kelley; Miss Semorc, his wife, Mrs Arthur Kelley: Glee Club president, George MiIlspaugh: cheer leader, George 0iatros. The play will Do again presented on Tuesday evening and | h1 r.rnrAaha tufit A ttsr A the treasurer of the American Lc. zion.
 | St Thomas Church News | The prayers of the congregation were offered at St Thomas church Sunday for John J. Harrigan of Brig- toI. Mrs Clifford l.. Kilner of Nauga- tuck. Margaret Egan of New Haven, and sister Rose Genevieve. Tho members of Atlantic council, Knights Of Columbus, attended holy com munion in body at the s o'clock mass. On Friday afternoon Lenten dcvotions will be held at 4:t5 o'clock for tho children and at 7:30 o'clock fin the evening for adults.
 Mrs Kilncr We'll Known Here
 Mrs Clifford (Dillon) Kilner of Naugatuck who died at the Water bury. hospital, following an opera ton, was the daughter Of Michael Dillon of South Main street. She was well known in ThOmaston hav- ing spent the greater part of her life here.
 Department Commander Makes l Visit
 Department Commander Alfred simons of Hartford paid an official visit to Alexander GrcgOrek post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Saturday | AU tNO 0r< V. f<.A t..x Robert Kelley of Bridgeport, past departmental commander, and Com mander John Eillano of Fairfield county council. also James Morgan, LitchIelf county council. Repre- scntalvcs for several other posts in the county were present. The local post made arrangements 10 attend the initiation of 90 candidates of Certillcan post of Torringt0n and the institution of the ladies aux Hilary of the post which will be pub lie.
 l High School Ball Team Mandeli Green, coach of sports at the Thomaston high school will soon start baseball for the local students. A hard schedule has been mapped out for ths local team this season. Party Given in Honor of Mir and Mrs Scttcrlund
 Dr and Mrs Thomas r. Baxter en- tcrtained party of friends nt bridge it their home on High street Satur- day evening. The guests Of honor were Mir and Mrs Edwin Setterlund who are soon to leave for Spring field, Mass to make their home. During the evening they were pre- sentcd with a beautiful Beth Thomas clock by their friends. Hefresh- ments were served by the hostess.
 Basketball
 The Thomagton Boys Club will play the Connecticut Junior Repub- lie team of Litchfcld on the Thom- aston high school court Thursday evening ut 7:46 o'clock.
 MT and Mrs J. J. Conway nnd daughter were visitors in Bristol Sunday.
 Franklin lodge of odd Fellows will meet nt their rooms this evening at 2 o'clock.
 The G0th anniversary of the Wo- mems Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will celebrate with fl birthday supper at the church this evening.
 , Miss Marie O'ConneIl of Lee. Mass, is the guest of her parents. MT and Mrs Edward Oconnell Of Chapel . street.