The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-27
THOMASTON
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
 TO ATTEND RALLY
Will Be Held in Kent Sept
 S-Ass'n Directors ;! to Meet

Many prominent democrats of town are making plans to attend the meeting of the Litchfield Coun- ty Democratic club to be held on Saturday Sept 5th. The meeting promises to bring together the largest gathering of democrats ever held in the state. among the speakers, who will address the meeting are Governor Roosevelt of New York. and Governor Cross of Connecticut. The town of Kent was decided upon after the com xatttee in charge had looked over several places.
 Directors to Hold First Fall meet
 ing.
 Tho first fall meeting Of the directors of the Thomaston Visit ing Nurse association will be held the first Thursday evening of Sep ten1ber at the home of Mrs J. A. Lernmon's on Elm street. Meetings of the directors were suspended during the months of June, July and August.
 Mrs Albert Wecklcr Resting Com-
 fortabIe.
 Mrs Albert Weckler, who suf- fered a broken ankle when struck by an automobile in the yard of her sons home on High street Is reported to be getting along nicely at the Waterbury hospital where she was taken for treatment. Mrs Weckler was about to return 10 her home on Center street when the accident happened, she was standing beside the driveway wait ing to enter the car.
 Bruno LOblcsky Injured.
 Bruno Lobiesky, member of the Cardinals ball team was injur- ed while playing in q practice game Tuesday evening and was removed to his home. Lobiesky was playing third base and in blocking Steve Handolwich a base runner was struck and injured about the head. He was taken to the office of Dr Winfield Wight for treatment and later removed to his home. The injury is not considered serious and it is expected he will be about . few days.
 Mrs oscar Ebner of Grove street entertained her pinochole club at her home Wednesday af- ternoon. Four tables were in play and the prizes were awarded to Mrs Thomas Burley. first, and Mrs George Shearer, second. Refresh n1ents were served by the hostess. Ponies Football Team Undecided.
 There Is some talk that the Ponies football team will not or xanize in town this season. The team for the past few seasons has furnished the local lovers of the gave . fine brand of football and have attracted much attention ha uta ct the team had It's best season and met and defeated some of the fast est teams in the state, but the f. nancial end was not so good. and is the main reason why the team is reluctant about starting practice this season.
 There will be a months mind mass celebrated at St Thomas church on Saturday morning for the late James Green at o'clock.
 The kaceys Boys club team will play the Reynolds Bridge team in the high school grounds Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
 Walter Dickinson, son of MT and Mrs Harry Dickinson, who has been substituting al the Thomaston National bank is spending his va cation in Maine.
 Alex Gilpatrick, elHht-year old bon of Mir and Mrs James Gil- patrick of Goodwin court enter tained a party of his playmates on Wednesday in honor of his birth day.
 Mrs James Morton, Jr. has re- turned from q visit with her hus- band in White Plains. N. Y.
 Mrs J. F. George and son, Will Bis left this morning on an auto mobile trip. They plan on being sway for ten days.
 The Atlantic Council. Knights of Columbus will meet at the k. of r. home this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs l.. B. Murphy of Walnut street is entertaining her brother and his wife, Mir and Mrs George Marshall of California.
 Mir and Mrs Paul Holm of Will Hanson, W. Va, are the guests of Mr Holm's father. John Holmn. A Astcr, Miss Elizabeth Holm of New York Is also the guest of her Hnthor