The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-18
TFiOMASTON
COLLEGE FLAPPER'
 CAST REHEARSES
Wlll Be Presented for Bene= fit of American Legion
 Post


 prAsent the College F'lapper" at the Paramount theater on Monday and Tuesday evening, held a rehearsal last evening. The play will be pre- sented for the benefit of the Cliff ford R. French post, American Le- igon. The committee in charge are working hard to put the event over and business and professional men are taking part in the fapper chor- us If you want to laugh see this production. Some of the men who will dress in feminine attire and brave the footlights are: pr w. E. Wright, Dr Harold Curran, E. A.. Bradley, Harry Blakeslee, William H. Lyons. William c. Johnston, Fred c. Flynn, Stanley Colt, Louis Lattimer, Ben Bavier, Judge J. H. Roberts, J. F. Miles, E. H. McCoul. Forbes Gibbs. Harry Dickinson, Fred Kal- tenback, William Yoos Frank Mat tcon, William Noack, Jerry Conway. K N. Brown, Walter French, How ard Gillette, Richard Burdette and George Thatcher.
 Card Party Big Success
 The card party and entertainment given by the Altar society of St Thomas church in the new St Thomas hall Tuesday evening was a fine success both in q social way and ! financially. The entertainment which covered q little over one hour was greatly enjoyed. One of the fea- lures was the song hits rendered by Rev John Burke. James Carr of Waterbury, a former well known resident and popular entertainer was spotted in the audience by the an- nouncer, John Girard and induced to .1 sing a couple of songs. The danc- ing by the Reeves sisters and Miss Benson were greatly enjoyed. Harry Lynch popular local singer did his bit and Miss Vivian Gill rendered two solos.
 The Castle Officially Opened
 One of the largest crowds ever to visit the Red Path-now known as .The Castle"-located on the Thom aston-Waterbury road. helped to usher in the official opening of the resort Tuesday evening. The place has been all redecorated and rem oyated and presented a very fine ap pearance. The crowd was made up by mostly young people who enjoyed V the fine dancing floor.
 Charles Dasknm Suffers Shock
 Charles E. Daskum of North Main street suffered q chock at his home Sunday and Is in q serious condition \ and under the care of Dr Harold Curran and q trained nurse. Mir Daskum is S4 years of age and has been very active up untilstrickened Sunday.
 Mrs Baldwin Returns from Hospital
 Mrs Augustus Baldwin of North Main street who fell on the ice sev- e"a1 weeks ago and broke her shoul- der has returned from St Mary S Hospital where she was under treat ment for six weeks
 Annual Meeting of Ladies Aid
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold it's an- Lual meeting in the church parlors Thursday evening A mystery tea will be served at o'clock. to be fol- lcwed by the election of officers
 Briefs
 William Hayes is confined to his rome on Park street with an attack cf grip.
 The American Insurance Union will meet this evening with Miss Mary Vinton at her home on Park street at o'clock,
 Earl Woods " ho underwent an operation at The Waterbury hospi- tai few weeks ago has returned 10 his home on Meadow street.
 The Esther Potter circle of Kings Daughters held a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs George Brewer of Elm street.
 Mrs Wihifrec Covert was ten dered a par.. at her home on Gen. ter street Tuesday afternoon.
 James ]. Carr of Waterbury spent Tuesday in Thcmaston. the guest of friends.
 James Reardon of Torrington spent last evening in town.
 Ben MeEoe's state league bowlers will bowl the state league members cf the Waterbury team at the Recre- s4iion alleys this evening. The Thom- as;on team won the games on the aenlof alleys in Waterbury Monday evening.