The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-31
THOMASTON
GIRLS NINE IS
 BEATEN 8 TO 5
Columbus oBys Club Wins Ponies Hold Clanl-
 bake

Stars of Chicago in a free nitting game on the Sanford avenue grounds Sunday afternoon by the score of 8 to s. The game attracted a large crowd although the wea-- ther was recorded as the hottest day of the year. Miss Margaret Joice started on the mound for the visitors, but gave way 10 Chandler in the first inning after four runs had been scored by the home club. Dixie Mulhern pitched for the local team and Taylor caught the game. Brammer, Taylor and Parsons starred for Thomaston, while Elsie Gisolo at first base was the shining light of the visitors and handled all chances like veteran. Thomaston secured 20 hits to the Chicagos' 9. The Rangers left town later for winchester where they will appear in 0 game this evening.
 Ponies' Club Holds Successful Bake
 The second clambake of the sea- son, given by the Ponies club was staged at Leigh's grove Sunday and attracted a large crawd of mem- hers and friends. The bake was prepared by Patrick Feeley of town and Matthew Halpin of Terryville. The committee in charge was James Morton, Joseph Ryan. Charles Goggins, Joseph Fitzgerald and Edward Hoyting. The sports program which was held during the day included a ball game between the married and single men, and one of the features of the days sport was Q foot race between Thomas Ryan and Jack Barry, crack runners of years gone by. Young People Attend Club Dance
 More than twenty-five couples at- tended the private dance given by the Rod and Gun club Saturday evening at its club house. Yves Bill lings' orchestra furnished the music for dancing, and George Dean served the refreshments.
 Kaceys Have Two Games This
 Week
 The Oakville Davies will be the attraction at the Sanford avenue field on Tuesday evening when they will oppose the Kaceys' team in a Naugatuck Valley league game. Winsted will be here fro a game on Thursday evening.
 MT Foerch HOnored On
 Birthday
 The Thomaston Community or- chesrta gathered at the home of Emil Foerch in Plymouth Saturday and rendered him surprise party in honor of his roth birthday. MT Foerch Is bass voilinist in the or chestra and very popular member of the organization. The orchestra included very fine program under the direction of its leader. John Ia Northfeld, Torrington, Newark. N. Following the concert a lunch was served by Mrs Toerch. assisted by members of her family.
 Merchants win Adopt MIRA Code
 Just what code the local mer- chants will accept in their part in helping to put the MIRA across has not been decided up. but 1t Is ex- pected that one similar to the one adopted an daccepted by the stores of Torrington will be put into ef- feet. That is that local stores will be open from a. m. to 6 D. m, every day but Saturday when they will remain open until 9 D. m.
 Heat Beats All Records
 The week end was recorded as the hottest of the, season and streets in town were deserted, many local people going to sthe shore resorts and to the mountains to escape the intensive heat, while people forced to stay in town found relief under shade trees. The trafiic through Thomaston on Saturday broke all records and many of the gasoline filling stations in town did big business M
 Mrs Charles BuckIand Expires
 Very Suddenly
 Mrs Charles Buckland of East Main street, wife of Charles Buck land, died very suddenly at her home Sunday evening. Mrs Buck land had not been in the best of health for some time, but was able to be about as usual on Sunday. She took an automobile ride with her daughter Sunday afternoon. A few hours after returning home she suffered a sinking spell from which she never rallied. She leaves beside her husband, one daughter. Miss Dorothy Buckland. She was well known and the news of her death came as a great shock to her family and large circle of friends. The funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs J. J. Conway of Bris- tol street entertained relatives from Seymour and Hartford Sunday.
 Mrs Daniel O'Holloran. who has been seriously III for months at her home on Bristol street, does not ifn- prove.
 Daniel Carson of Waterbury. was the guest of his sister. Mrs w. 1T. Lyons. Sunday at her home on Bristol street.
 MT and Mrs William Wehrle of Judson street spent the week end in New Yrok city. returning home eunday evening.