The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06
THOMASTON OFFICERS TO
 BE INSTALLED May Erect Bleachers for POnies-SOuth End
 Game


 The recently elected officers of Elisha Kellogg camp, Sons 0f Union Veterans, will be installed ht the American Legion home this even ing. Robert C. smith of New Haven past state commander and Edwin Scott of Stamford, present com mander will be the guests. The Women's auxiliary will also install their officers and have invited State President Mrs Flr0ence Cowdy Of Terryviile to be their guest. The officers to be installed are Mrs Gladys Turberg is president of the auxiliary. Wallace Doty will succeed succeed Joseph Simpson as conn mahder;F. II. Matt00On, senior vice e-yOmmandsP; Fl. W. Cleveland junior e-cOmmnnder; George Corner secretary; J. J. Conway treasurer; Frank MattO0n, Chester Bslimay and Le Roy Cooley will be installed as camp council. Follow ing a social hour will be enjoyed when the large crowd of out Of town visitors will be entertained by the New Haven camp.
 Manager Gives Service
 Henry Brophy, manager Of the Ponies believes that his efforts should not end with the securing of best attractions attainable for the town people, but they should be taken care Of on the field as well. and has, with members of the team, decided to place bleacher seats at the grounds. The attendance at the last four games has been so great that the fans have been forced to get on the field to see the plays,
 The addition of the biehchers will be greatly appreciated by lov- CTS Of the sport and will be in use for the first time at the game Sun. day when the Ponies play the South Ends.
 Visiting Nurse Directors
 The directors of the Visiting Nurse association meeting was held at the home of Mrs q. A. Lennon on Elm street Thursday evening, Mrs Robert Hagen, vice. president was in charge. The reports of the officers were read and accepted and other business transacted. Tigers Play in SOutiibnry
 The Tigers football team iWll play in southbury Sunday after noon. The Tigers are fl junior team which have won their first Tour games and are one of the best junior teams in the state.
 Funeral Of Richard Wallace
 The funeral of Richard Wallace, aged 63, who died of pneumonia at his DarieD home Wednesday night, will be held from the home or John Hchseble on Maple street To. morrow at 6 o'clock to St Thomas church at 5;30, where fl requiem high mass will be celebrated by Rev John Burke. The burial will be in the family plot in St Johns cemetery. Terryv!ile. Mir Wallace who was a former town Ofilcihl was also fl member Of St Thomhs church, Atlantic council. x. Of C.. FOresters Of America, and Wood men.
 Ladies' Aid Guests
 The members of ths Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church held their meeting this afternoon nt the home of Mrs Ralph Fiofian of WateftOWD, who entertained them and treated them to a supper, Mrs Fi0fian Is n former resident Of town and member Of the so- eiety.
 Ester Potter circle Of Kings Daughters met at the home of Mrs Q. B. Cooper on South Main street yesterday afternoon. A social hour followed ths meeting. lunch being served.
 The feature picture at the Para mount theater this afternoon ard evening will be Mary Robson, James Hall, Frances Dade, Law renee Gray and Edmund Breess in Mothers Millions"
 The Ponies football team will ment for practice hn the Center school grounds this evening ht 7;30 o'clock.
 The Epworth league of the Methodist church will give n play this evening. entitled "An oid Fashioned Bother" A temporary stage has been srrscted, for the large crowd expected 10 attend. :.
 Eleeta chapter. 0. E, <. will hold a meeting in the Masonic hall this evening at x o'clock, The officers are anxious to have aii members present.
 Miss Anna George Of Walnut street, head nurse of the msdlehl floor Of the Bristol hospital, Tell from f horse Wednesday, afternoon and ts suffering with severe bruises The horse she was riding fell, throwing her to the ground. She was removed to the hospital in the ambulance where it was found no bones were broken. The aeei- dent happened On the bridie path Wilson, Lorraine Burke, ParrDelis Jacobs, Gladys Lanevilie, Eliza beth Ramponi. Rose itihaidi, Ter esq Zambreiji,
 XindePRaften MiHs ltftRas.