The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-16
TH0MAsTON
LOCAL M. D.STO
 GET FELLOWSHIPS
Drs Wight and Curran to Be Honored-Kaceys
 to Meet

| Dr WlnlnelQ E. WlBnC ana UT Harold :. Curran, Thomaston phy- sicians, will be awarded fellow ships at the annual convocation of the American College of Surgeons in the grand ball room of the Wal
 If Astoria in New York this evening. The award is one of the highest that can be granted and IS only accomplished after the ex- amining board from college has passed ia, orably on surgical work performed by the doctors. Both Dr Curran and Dr Wight have ex- tensive practice in Thomaston and are we'll known and very popular. tors staff at the Waterbury hospi- tai and Dr Curran is assistant sur- geon at the St Mary's hospital, and full privilege physician at the | Waterbury hospital. Dr Wight IS | a graduate for Bowdoin college and served his internship at the Water bury hospital. Dr Curran is a graduate of Tufts college and served his internship at St Mary's | hospital.
 Knights of Columbus to Meet. The Atlantic Council Knights of Columbus have postponed the drawing of the coal until the eve- ming of Oct 29th when the K. Of i c. Boys club hold a card party in St Thor.as hall. On the evening of the October 2S the Atlantic Council K. of c. will entertain J.. I Daley from the supreme council of the K. of c. MT Daley Is a fine speaker and will address the mem- bers on the work of the council, all members should avail them selves this opportunity to hear MT Daley. At the regular meeting of the K. of c. Council to be held at the home Oct 27th plans for the reception of MT Daley.
 Mystery Supper at M. E. Church.
 The Church Aid society will sponsor a mystery supper at the Methodist church this evening. All members and their friends are re- quested to be present this evening as this is the first affair of its kind to be given this season.
 Children's Rally Sunday.
 A rally day will be observed at the Congregational church Sun- day for the children of the con- g. gation. This is an annual event held at the church every fall and a fine program has been arranged The rally will be held at 12 o. clock noon Sunday.
 An-Naugatuck Here Sunday.
 All ar-oneements for the game Sunday afternoon between the Ponies football team and the All Naugatuck team. This game is looked forward with a great amount of interest as both teams are good, and one of the best games of the season is looked for ward to.
 E~Ard of Assessors Notice.
 The board of assessors of Thom- aston will be in session on Tues days, Thursday and Saturday from ? to 5, and z to o'clock each day. The sessions will be held in the court room of the town building. All taxpayers are warned that they must file their property lists before Nov l or pay a fine of 10 per cent.
 Ponies Will Play Benefit Game.
 Manager Henry Brophy of the Ponies football team, one of the best teams in the state has agreed to play a benefit game for the un- employed. A game has not been secured as yet, but a date for the game will be arranged in the near future and the receipts from the game will be turned over to Ed ward McCo~l. treasurer of relief committee of which William G. Johnston is chairman. The money received from the game will be used for the needy at Thanksgiving time.
 Youngster Struck By Truck.
 Leonard Lastoria, age 4, who was struck by one of Truden & Platt's trucks while returning from school is still confined to his home and is kept in bed. Dr James Kane the attending physician had x-rays pictures taken and found no bones broken, but the young ster was badly hurt and bruised.