The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-24
SCOTS TO HOLD
 SUPPER SATURDAY
Social Club to Observe Annual Robert Burns
 Celebration
THOMASTON

Thomas W. Byers heads the committee in charge of the annual Robert Burns celebration to be held at Plymouth by the Scottish Social Club on Saturday evening. The event will be held in the Grange hall and will open with a supper served by the women mem- bers fthe Grange. The program of entertainment includes musical numbers, to be followed by danc- ing. James Fitzpatrick, president of the club, has been selected to act as toastmaster at the supper. The balance of the committee in charge are John O'Conner, Will liam Mutch, Robert Cummings, Harry Thompson, Mrs George Kindness and Mrs John SabXy. All members of the club are urged to be present.
 Kaceys Take Salisbury A. c.
 The basketball games at the high school gym Tuesday evening attracted only small crowd. The Kaceys defeated the Salisbury A. C., 35 to 2S, and the Towney Boys c. c. Camp defeated the Camp Roberts c. c. boys, 27 to 23. George Warenberger was referee.
 Nc Givney Circle Entertains
 Following the regular meeting of the McGivney Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella. Tuesday evening 8 social time was enjoyed by mem- bers and invited guests. Mrs K. I. Roberts won high in contract bridge, and Mrs Dennis Halpin was high in the pinochle games. Refreshments were served and a very enjoyable evening was spent.
 Board of Relief Session
 The members of the board Of relief will meet at the town hall on February l and the 18th. The board will hold two sessions, they are Charles A. Curtiss, William Bumstead, and James Scott.
 Mt TObe Project Held Up
 The project of the airport at Mt Tobe which was to give over one hundred men employment in town has been held up by the lack or funds which it is hoped will be adjusted soon. Over one hundred men had registered with the se- lectmen for the week.
 Kaceys to Play in Waterbury
 The Kaceys Boys Club basket ball team will meet the Hopeville Speed Boys in Waterbury this evening. Several local friends of the players will accompany the team.
 Dies in Scotland ....
 Mrs James Wilson of Judson street has received word of the death of her siste, Miss elan Me- Currach, who died in Aberdeen, Scotland, on January 10, following an operation. ', Valley Shelter for Roosevelt Bal
 Arthur Kelley has donated the use, of Valley Shelter. dance re- sort on the Torrington road fol the Roosevelt Birthday ball to be held January 30. First Selectmar E.. R, Kaiser is chairman of the committee, other members arc William Proffitt, Thomas Byers Walter Terburg, Fred Coates Henry Simpson, Chester Bellmay Stanley Voloski, and Alfred Daley The committee has received tht cooperation of local people anc there will be no expense, the en' tire proceeds will be sent to Wash | ington, D. c.
 Sentenced to Jail
 Eugene McGowan and Ralph Morton pleaded guilty to charges of breach of the peace yesterday ir Litchfield and were given jail sen. etnces by Judge Ebert B. Hamlin The former was given six months with five suspended while the lat ter was given nien months witf seven suspended. Both were al Ieged to have caused disturbance here New Years day injuring two Negroes.
 Months Mind Mass Thursday A months mind mass will b' celebrated by Rev John Burke a the St Thomas church Thursda! evening at o'clock for the lat Thomas B. Doyle.