The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-01
V.E. W. OFFICIALS
 COMING TONIGHT
Mrs Blanche StanwOOd, State President, to Be
 Guest Here With Staff
THOMASTON
Correspondent, IT. Q. Flynn Phone 0SS or 46-3

. Mrs Blanche Stanwood, state president of the Veteran of Foreign Wars auxiliary. and her staff of of- ficers, will make an official visit to Thomaston this evening and attend the business meeting of the auxil- iary of the V. K. w.. Following the regular business meeting a social time will be enjoyed. The com mittee in charge are Mrs Peter Rein, Mrs Stanley Volosk and Mrs Walter Turberg.
 Hose Co. To Meet
 The members of the Hose com pany of the local fire department ' will hold their. regular business meeting at fire headquarters this evening at o'clock. All members of the company are requested 10 be present at this meeting or stand the usual fine.
 Players To Be Treated To Supper
 The winners of the contract brige andd pinochle tournament Of the Rod and Gun club will be treat cd to a. supper at the club Monday evening by the losing teams. The captains of the losers will be in charge of making all arrangements. They are Dr Winfield Wight and Rowland Cuthbert. William Byers Is to be toastmaster and George Dean will prepare the supper. The captains of the winners are Allen Innes and Carl Hallden.
 Marchand Sentenced
 Charles Marchapd, a member of the Camp Roberts CCCC, who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff James Ryan for stealing cars In Water E bury to ride back to the camp s with, was tried in Waterbury on Tuesday before Judge John A. Cor nell. He pleaded guilty to taking cars without permission and was given q term in the state reforma- tory school.
 Women's Club To Meet
 The Federation of Women's Dem- ocratic club will meet in tho court room of the town hall building Fri day evening at $ o'clock. The meeting will be in charge of the chairman of the club. Miss Mary boy le. Mrs Thomas from the state central committee will be present and explain the working detail of the club which was recently form ed.
 Returns From Celebration Made
 The celeDrallOH OJ IdHhuli i'' Roosevelt birthday in Thomaston will net more than $S0 for the Warm Springs fund. The party al Valley Shelter turned in between $40 and $50, and the card party nt Pythian hall netted $15, while the card party at Knights of Columbus hall given by the newly formed women's democratic club, netted around $3O There was no expense. The halls and Valley Shelter were donated and the Berkshire Revel- CTS donated the music for dnacing' First Selectman E. R. Kaiser, chairman, will send the money to Washington, D. c.
 Kaceys Meet Litchfeld Tonight
 The Kaceys basketball team will play the Litchfield town team which is made up from several stars of the former high school teams at the high school gym this evening. The preliminary game will bring together Camp Roberts and Camp Nook CCC teams.
 FeIlOwcraft Club To Hold Minstrel
 The Fellowcraft club minstre troupe will give a show this eve ring in the Masonic rooms. Thomas Byers will be interlocutor. Severa
 sWS hits Of tho season will be rendered and a few special fea- iurSs will be given. A very fine program has been arranged and 2 large crowd is expected to attend