The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-24
TF5oMAsTON
WOMENS' GROUPS
 SPONSOR PARTY
Scheduled for Tonight at st Thomas Hall Bowl
 CTS From WestpOrt

Four women's organizations of st Thomas church have united in Sponsoring card party to be held h St Thomas hall this evening. The proceeds will be turned over to the church, and one of the biggest crowds ever to attend an event of this kind is expected to be present. Prizes will be awarded. The. organ fzations combined to sponsor the af- fair are Council of Catholic Wo- men, Daughters of Isabella, Altar society and the Children of Mary. Playing will start at S:15 o'clock. and every one is invited.
 WcstpOrt State League
 The Westport State league bowling team will bowl a return match in the Recreation alleys this evening at s;30 o'clock with the Recreation State league team of Thomaston.
 Wed Tn. MilIerton, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Specific of East Main street have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lillian Specific to Raymond F. Howard. The ceremony took place September 8. 1890. Mrs Howard is a very popular young lady. She is a graduate of the Thomaston high school, class of 1929. Both MT and Mrs Howard were former students at Stone's business college in New Haven.
 Knightcd at Pythian Hall
 A large membership was present at the meeting of Gasceon lodge, K. of P. last evening when the de- gree team conferred the rank of knight on a candidate. A social time followed, pinochle being played and refreshments served.
 To Attend Banquet
 Miss Margaret Dee, state patriotic Instructor. of the Ladies auxiliary of Vetrans of Foreign Wars will attend a banquet to be given to the Gold Star Mothers at the Stratfield hotels Bridgeport tomorrow evening. Trinity Choir Rehearsal
 The junior choir of Trinity church will hold rehearsal in the parish rooms this evening at 6:30 o'clock. The adult choir will hald a rehear- sal at 7:15. The rehearsals will be in charge of Alvin T. Wooster of Naugatuck, organist and. choirmas-' ter.
 DU2S NuSJ UC ItCSiStCFCu
 Thursday of next week is the last day to secure dog licenses at, the regular price, after that date an additional $1 will be charged. Only about 20 per cent of the dog owners have secured the 1881 tags up to the present time.
 Son Called To TerryvilIc
 Louis Griswold was called to Ter -ryville Monday by the death of his father, Arthur M. Griswold, aged 85 years. one of the oldest residents of that place. The funeral was held from the home of his daughter, Mrs Nathan Tolles, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev Spencer l.. Evans pastor of the Terryville Con- grcgational church officiated. In- terment was in the West Side cem- etery, Plymouth
 Members To Attend
 Many from Thomaston will att tend the postponed meeting of the Litchfield County council of Veter- amt of Foreign wars, which will be held in the Sacret Heart hall in Torrington this evening. Members of Gregorek post and the auxiliary who wish to attend are requested to meet at the club rooms not later than 7:30 o'clock.
 Briefs
 George Corner, q delegate from Elisha Kellogg camp, of Thomaston, is spending two days in Bridgeport where he is attending the annual state encampment of the Sons of Vet erans.
 MT and Mrs Everett Wood have young son, Robert Alexander, born to them at St Marys hospi- tai. Waterbury.
 The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs Kate Atwood this evening at her home on Litchfield street.