The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
THOMASTolg
SCHOOL NINE WINS
 SPARKLING GAME
Defeats 'Watertown 4-3- Morris Road Is Now
 Open

Before one of the largest crowds to ever gather at the Sanford ave- nue grounds, the Thomaston high school ball team uncorked a brand of ball that was unbeatable and defeated the Watertown high school by the score of { to 3 in a ten inning game which had the fans on their toes throughout the game. John Bogus turned in the best pitching feature ever witness cd in town by a student. He held the hard hitting players from Wa tertown to three hits and famed 13 men. Tn the pinches with men on the bases he was brilliant and with his fast ball working to per- lection he retired the visitors time and again. The Watertown team got their first two runs on hit into right field which was lost in the high grass and turned into q home run. Thomaston scored one run in the fourth inning; Water town scored again in the fifth and Th0maston evened the count in the seventh. The score stood 8 all go- ing into the 10th. Peck O'Brien hit two base liner for Thomas ton over second, the next man struck out, and with the count two to two on Swalwell, he hit a hot drive over second to win the. game. The Watertown team was followed by at least fifty people from the Silk Town.
 {, Opcrctta Presented by School
 Bobby" the operetta. presented at the Paramount theater last evening by the combined glee clubs of the Thomaston high school att tracted q large. crowd and proved highly entertaining. The proceeds will 70 to the relief committee for the unemployed. I n
 Morris Road Open to Public road from Reynolds Bridge to the How'd mill on the Morris road has been completed and was opened to the public for. the first time Tues day. The road bed is IS feet wide and the grades have been lowered and the sharp turns eliminated.
 ThOInastOn Man Suffers Shock
 Daniel O'Holloran of Bristol street suffered shock on Sunday and is reported to be in serious condition. MT O'Holloran has re- sided in Thomaston for many years and is well known, he has been in failing health for some time past.
 Young People To Be Feted
 The Thomaston young people who took part in the minstrel show presented as benefit at the Paramount thaeter two weeks ago will bet reated to social time and dance at Valley Shelter on the Tor. rtngton road Friday evening by the firemen who sponsored the show.
 High School Plays in Plainville
 The Thomaston high school hall team will play the Plainvilie high school team in Plainville Thurs day afternoon. Robert Thulin will pitch for the home team. Platts Market CloscS
 The Platts Market which has been located in the Bradstreet block on Main street for the. past two years closed its doors and filed papers in bankruptcy. 7
 Annual w. c. n. U. Convention
 The anual state convention of the -Women's Christian Temper ance Union will be held in Ply. mouth Friday evening. A delcga- ton from Thomaston will attend the meeting.
 Democratic Town Committee
 Holds Meeting The democratic town committee held q meeting in the court room of the Town Hall building Tues day evening. The meeting was In charge of chairman of the commit tee. John w. Davis and secretary, Patrick l.. Ryan. M t4g }F G Briefs. .... .r,,
 The feature picture at the Para mount theater today and Thursday will be William Haines in "Are You Listening" N
 Eciecta chapter, order of Eastern Star, will hold n card party In Masonic hall this evening at . o'clock. Pinothie and bridge will he played and prizes will be awarded. 9tl 9,st " ies ,, gN,,
 The alterations at Webster block on Main street which will be, oc- cupIed by the First National store have been nearly completed. The store has newsand modern front
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