The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-20
THOMASTON
DAVIS TO HEAD
 DEMOCRATICBODY
Has Been Active 30 Years HI. s. Nine Loses
 Game

democratic town committee held Tuesday evening John w. Davis a member, of the committee for the past 30 years was appointed chair man to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William l.. Hanley for the unexpired term which will end 1883. John J. Robbit was also ap- pointed auditor of the party an off, flee also held by the late MT Han ley, The committee set the date of their caucus the 26th of this month when the state delegates to the state convention will be named.
 High school Defeated In Close
 Game
 The Thomaston High school ball team met defeat in Pennington Tuesday afternoon when they play ed the high school of that town by the score of z to g.. Thulin pitched for the local students and did a
 Local Cast To Visit wallingford
 The mock trial Case Against Casey which was given with great success at Masonic Hall week ago will be presented in the Masonic hall in Wallingford by the Thom- aston group at the invitation of Superintendent Halleck who wit messed the production here. The | date set for their appearance in Wallingford is Friday evening, April 29th.
 Fellowcraft Club To Meet
 The Fellowcraft Club will meet at the Masonic club rooms. Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock, all meni- bers and their friends who are in- terested are eligible to join are re- quested to attend.
 Veterans To Entertain Friday
 Alexander Gregorek Post, Veter- ans of Foreign Wars will entertain delegations from the, Litchfield County posts at Chapel street hall Friday evening. About 200 guests are expected to attend. Following the regular business meeting a so- cial time will be enjoyed. A lunch will be served by their auxiliary.
 Mrs Courtney Entertains Club
 Mrs Thomas Courtney of Center street entertained her pinochle party at her home, Tuesday even- ing. Two tables were in play and lunch was served by the hostess.
 Club Meeting Tonight
 The Scottish Social Club will hold a meeting in the American Legion home this evening at o. clock.
 Philadelphia Man Sent To
 Hospital for Treatement
 Samuel Cooper of Philadelphia who was picked up in a helpless condition Monday afternoon and taken to the office of Dr Robert Hazen was removed to the Water bury hospital for treatment. He gave his address as Gerard avenue, Philadelphia.
 Mclnick To Face Judge
 John Melniok proprietor of the Russian restaurant which was raid- ed by state police last Sunday night will be tried before Judge Pratt in court this evening. Four kegs of beer were found in his place of business.
 Hailed Into Court By Sheriff
 The cases of Medius T. Cadoret of Brook street, New Hartford, and Arthur Wasson of 276 Main street, Waterbury charged with violating of rules of the road will be heard by Judge Pratt in court this even ing. Deputy Sheriff James Ryan made the arrests on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock and ordered them to appear this evening.
 Briefs
 Columbia encampment will meet at odd Fellows Hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The Thomaston High school ball team will play a home game Fri day afternoon on the town athletic field on Sanford avenue.
 Mrs Cardis Atkinson of Bingham ton, N. r., a former resident is the guest of her mother Mrs Peter Coops.
 Amile Richards has taken a posi- ton as salesman for the Innes Bro- thers, Inc.
 A large crowd attended the Me- ,Givney Circle. Daughters of Isabel la card party held Tuesday even ing.
 The First National Stores. Inc. have rented the store building in the Webster block and will locate there after some changes are made to the building.