The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-16
THOMASTON
 WINNING STREAK
Defeat Seymour Team 7-O Veterans Present
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Play
 The Thomaston Ponies continued their march to the state champion ship Sunday by defeating the XIV ersides of Seymour to 0 on the Plume 6 Atwood field. The Sey- mour eleven withstood the smash ing pIunges of the Ponies until the third quarter when Smith, the star Jeff end of the home eleven, pulled the ball out of the air from long heave from the center of the held and was downed on the 2b yard line. The Ponies carried the ball on liAe plunges to the five yard line when Jack Innes who is playing inc best game he has ever dis played, was called upon to take II over which he did. J. Sarog kicked the goal. The Ponies on re- ceiying the ball on the next kick off rushed it to the three yard llne bvt the Riversides held for downs. Again in the last quarter the Ponies were inside the 10 yard mark put could not score. The game was by far the best seen on the Plume & Atwood field and the work or Smith, the powerful left end, ana Jack Innes, the mainstay or the Ponies, was great to see ana Kept the large crowd on their toes throughout the game.
 The Tigers, playing a fine brand of football, defeated the Bristol team by the score of to o. The Tiners got their score in the first foi,r minutes of play on forward paw. The work of Glennon, the star tackle on the Tigers, was being closely watched by Fay Nin- cent, coach of the Ponies.
 Sweetheart Town"
 The stage ie set and everything is ready for sweetheart Town, the Veterans of Foreign Wars aux Hilary musical comedy, which IS 10 be staged at the Paramount the- ater on Monday and Tuesday eve nings. Lester Pumpkin as the hem pecked husband and manager of the Sweetheart Town hotel, ana Mrs Arthur Kelly as his wife are two of the leading characters Tn the comedy. It will be worth the price of admission alone just 10 hear Ezra Parkes make the cus- tomary excuses to his wifi? for be- ing such a lady's man.
 Norah Farauhar as their daugh- ter. Mary, is in love with Joe, country boy, which part is taken by Walter Dickinson. Squire Big- low. the richest man in town, Is none other than Willis George. The squire holds a mortgage on the Sweetheart Town hotel and 1t IS this mortgage coupled with the love affair of Mary and Joe, that forms Ruth Benedict in the part of Peggy the basis of the plot of the play. Biglow, the squire's daughter IS engaged to marry man from the city whom she has never seen. Tne man in question is Francis (Scoop) O'Brien. but owing to a change in trains. a mistaken identity occurs and a certain Professor Lighthead, in other words Arthur Kelly, IS ln- troduced as the fiance of Peggy.
 Accompanying the professor IS a valet. Billy Seabourne with a color all his own. To further com plicate matters, Mrs Hennequin m a character part, that Of the suuire's half sister, falls madly in love with the professor whom she believes to be Peggy's fiance from the city. An actress is then intro duced in the person of Agnes O'Brien and the play is on. Jane Faruuhar, taking the part of Miss Kaba. appears in the last act and a word from her relieves all com plications and permits the play to end as 1t should and all live hap oily ever after.
 The play is presented before a background of thirty pretty girls dressed in the latest and most up- to-date costuming that has ever been presented here before. The Frderick B. Ingram Productions, Inc, who are staging the play, car ry the complete costuming and scenery which is used and which incidentally make 1t possible for our local people to appear at their best. Reserved seats may be ob- tained at Jerry Conway's.
 Burglars Enter Filling Station
 Edward w. Wightman who owns the filling station a tthe spruces in the south end of the town found the place had been en- tered when he opened up for busi- ness Sunday morning. The burg lars had gain entrance by forcing a window. The place was in great disorder. Candy and cigarets were taken and $500 in cash from the cash box. Officer James Ryan was notified and is at work on the case. Mir Wightman has offered $50 re- ward for information leading to the arrest of the thivese. Blake's gar- rage near by was robbed of $500 worth of goods and tools a month ago.
 All members of Court Friendship are requested to attend the meet ting, Tuesday evening. Nov 27 in the K. of c. home. Important busi- ness will the transacted.
 Mrs w. IT. Lyons of Bristol street entertained her sister from New York city and her brother, Daniel Carson of Waterbury Sum day. rorrington were the guests of her parents, Mir and Mrs M. Y. Bas- ,ett Sunday evening.
 Tine senior class of the high school will give a dance in the ,chool gym, Thanksgiving eve.
 Miss Doris Barrett of Htorrs coi- ieRe was the week end guest Of Der parents, Mr and Mrs M. r.
 ,rhe ponies' football team will