The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
THOMASToN
CLINIC OPENING
 PROVES SUCCESS
Forty Babies Are Treated Clock Co Nine Is
 Defeated

Although the weather was ex- tremely hot Thursday afternoon over 70 infants were brought to the opening of the well baby con- ference held at the courtroom of the town hall building by the Thomaston Visiting Nurse associa- tion in cooperation with the state hygienic department. Four local doctors were in attendance and were assisted by pr A. Elizabeth Ingraham, director of the state department of hygiene and stan of theree trained nurses who as- sisted the local nurse for the as- sociation. In all A babies were examined and records taken. The conference will be continued being held once a month and local physicians will alternate with their services which will be free of charge. The conference is for years of age, and not sick babies will be admitted. Any baby found to be needing care of any kind Wa9 ICpQI Gtu " tAlV vAoASAh8 a&AoN who will keep complete record of all babies examined and check the matetr with the parents. Waterbury Clock Makers No Ball
 Players
 The Waterbury Clock company ball team proved Go be no match for the K of c Boys club team last evening who defeated them by the score of 10 to 2. The large crowd which gathered to see the game were disappointed and many left the field before the game was half over. Anderson. the star star pitcher for the local team was on the mound and struck. out 10 of the opposing batetrs.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meteing of the ofi- cers of the ,Thomaston Savings bank was held Thursday afternoon. All of the officers were reelected without exceptoin. They are: Presi- dent pr Robert Hazen; vice presi- dent, Fred l.. White, secretary and treasurer, Henry E. Stoughton; as- sistant treasurer. Howard B. Gil- lett, assistant secret ,yarRci tn [ lett, assistant secretary, Richard F. Burdett. The board of di- rectors remains the same namely: Dr Robert Hagen, Fred L. White, August Wehrle, E. A. Bradley. Arr thur D. Woodward. J. Howard Rob- erts and Henry F. St0ughton. Treasurer H. E. Stoughton made ihs report which showed for the first time in year that the bank had failed to fain in deposits, but had otherwise had fine year. The bank has over $5.000,000 in depos- it's and is one of the strongest banks in the state.
 Anniversary Mass for James Green
 At the St Thomas church on Saturday morning at o'clock an anniversary high mass of requiem will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of the late James Green.
 Funeral of Mildred E. Shanlcy
 The funeral of Miss Mildred E. Shanley was held from the home of her brother, Lloyd Shanley, on the Torrington road this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev Edward B. Haines, pastor of the Congrega- tional church officiated. Interment was in the family plot in aHrwin- ton.
 Large Crowd at tSate Park
 The heat of the past few days has made the Black Rock state park more popular than ever. Sev- eral hundred bathers visited the park an Thursday and in the even- ing one of the largest weekly crowds of the season took advan- tage of the cool water. The state has provedid e store at the park this season for the benefit of its patrons.
 To Meet Aonday
 The Bristol, Terryville and Thomaston Pigeon club will mete Monday evening at. the home oi Joseph Kasper In TerryvilIo. Planl for the annual young bird race will be made and other business trans acted.
 ARKANsAW TRAVELLERS - Al Peck Hali, Eriday, July 2e: squer. and round dancing. hA1stes<