The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-27
THOMASTON
BOYS CLUB WINS
BY HARD HITTING
Defeat Brooklyn Cubs
lO-6-Vets Parade
in New Britain

The X. of c. Boys club base
ball team defeated the Brooklyn
Cubs in a game in the Waterville
field Sunday by the score of 10 to
and maintained their place at
the head of the Public Parks
league. Anderson pitched for the
locals and let the Cubs down with
six hits while his teammates gath
cred more. Manager Harry Lynch
will arrange for home game for
the club this week. The boys are
playing a fine brand of ball, and
are hitting we'll. most any member
of the team being dangerous with
the stick and are liable to break
up the game at any time with a
hard drive.
Veterans Take Part In Parade
Members of Alexander Gregorek
post, Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
attended the state convention In
New Britain Saturday and took
part in the parade. The X. of G.
Boys club drum corps headed the
local post and made O. fine appear
ance.
Death Claims Anthony
Bulbarinski
Anthony Bulbavinski, age SO
years died at his home on Chapel
street Saturday following a five
weeks illness. He has been en-
ployed by the Plume & Atwood
company for some time and was
we'll known. The funeral will be
held from his home on Chapel
street Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock to the st Thomas church
at $3.50 where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated by Rev John
Burke. Burial will be in st Thorn
as cemetery. w. II. Lyons will be
in charge.
Large Glass Confirmed at st
Thomas
A class of 1874 children, both
boys and girls, were confirmed by
Bishop Milan of Hartford at the
st Thomas church, Saturday morn
ing. The services were very inn
pressive and the church was filed
to overlooking. The bishop compli.
mented the class.~on It's appear
ance and orderly conduct and gave
them very instructive talk.
Retkowski Trys to End His Life
Alex Retkowski, age "a, of Rail-
road street, became Respondent
Sunday and tryed to end his life
by taking poison. He secured u
mixture that had been used for
spraying the chicken house and.
swallowed q portion of 1t. He was
later found by his brather- In law
and a nurse who, Miss Mary Klam-
eski, who resided In the neighbour
hood was called. She sent call
for DIR Winfield Wight and he or
dered Retkowski rushed to the
Waterbury hospital, and the young
man Is now out of danger. Deputy
Sheriff James Ryan, who investi-
gated, could find no reason for the
mans act unless 1t was due to the
depression. His wife stated she
knew of no reason why he should
want to end his life. The couple
have been married about years
and have one child. He is em-
ployed two days a week by Plume
& Atwood Co.
Two Men Arrested Sunday Morning
Deputy Sheriff James Ryan was
called to East Main street yester-
day morning to stop q fight be-
tween two men. They will face
Judge Pratt In court this evening,
charged with breach of the peace.
The fight started in a restaurant
owned by Michael Kusnaski. The
men involved are Rudolph Morris
and Henry Clapp. The fixtures In
the restaurant were damaged.
Churches Sponsor Vacation School
The vacation school. which will
be conducted by the Methodist
church and the Swedish Congre-
gational church Jointly, opened In
the parlors of the Methodist
church this morning. The session
will be conducted from 9 o'clock
in the morning until noon.
Mother and Infant Son Home
From Hospital
Mrs Willy WehrIe and infant
son. Francis Alfred Wehrle, re-
turned to their home on Judson
street from the Waterbury hospi-
tai Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Wehrle
who are very popular have re-
ceived the congratulations OF
hundreds of friends.
Briefs
Arthur Lake. employed at Chase
office In Waterbury has been en-
Joying weeks vacation.
Mrs Thomas Garfield and family
Of Hartford were the guests Of Der
mather. Mrs y. w. Fenton Sunday
mother, Mrs e. w. Fenton. sun
day.
Dr. ]. H. Kane Is driving new