The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-17

1 bers of the parish and society will meet at the K. of c. home this evening to make plans. On Tues day evening every member of the parish is urged to attend a meet | ing to make plans for testimon, ial for Rev John Burke. former pastor. The meeting will be held in St Thomas hall at o'clock. A Real Musical Treat Being Plan ned.
 The S. s. Leiderkranz Singing society jointly with the Thomas ton Marine band are planning for mammoth musical concert to be rendered at Paramount theater on Friday evening, November 23rd. The event will be given as part of the celebration of the 10th an- niversary of the Thomaston Marine band. The program will include well known soloists from town and other cities. The committee in charge of the arrangements are from the band, Raymond Benson. Harold Didwell and Louis Full; from the Leiderkrowz society John Braxel, Richard Kramer and William A. Wehrle.
 Old Resident Passes.
 Frank Stone, SS, died at the home of his son, George Stone on Litchfield street, Saturday after noon following long illness which has confined him to his home. He was taken seriously i'll last Monday Ind failed very rapid lyl. He had spent the greater part of his life in Thomaston and was we'll known by the older residents. He was born in Burlington and young man, he was employed at the Plume & Atwood Mfg Co for 17 years, and also worked for vived by his son with whom he lived and one brother, William Stone of Forestville; also a grand Thomaston. He was married four funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home of his son, George Stone, Rev Murry Hunter, pastor of the Methodist church of which he was will be in the family plot in Hill Sld0 CCIlClCly MtlA 4AuNoIu Ns Hotchkiss in charge.
 Rain Spells Picnics.
 The rain storm Saturday caused several picnics which had been planned to be postponed. The Fellowcraft club of Union Lodge had one planned for Leigh's grove and the Trinity Sunday school were to hold one at Leather Nor ris Cave, both will be held one week later.
 First Fall Meeting of Club.
 The Thomaston Colloquim club will hold it's first fall meeting at Botelrs Lakeside this evening. The entertainment committee M. C.. Guernsey and A. M. Flint have arranged for a good program or sports which will be run off this afternoon. Dinner will be served at o'clock to be followed by cards and other games. The business meeting will be in charge of Allen Innes. president of the club. Vets And Auxiliary to Attend Meeting.
 ] The Sons of Veterans will attend our district meeting in Derby this. evening. They will be accompan- jed by the Women's Auxiliary.
 Young Couple to Reside In Water l bury.
 Mir and Mrs Lawrence Gilland who were married at St Michaels church in Waterville last Wednes- day have returned from their wedding trip and will take up their residence in Waterbury in their newly furnished home. MT Gilland is the son of Mrs Eliza beth Gilland of Elm street. Visitors From N. Y. State. Mrs Mary Crosby and son Clar- ence of Buffalo. N. Y. are spend- ing a visit in Thomaston at the home of her sister. Mrs Harry Alker and her brother Walter Stone.
 The Veterans Council which | was recently organized in Thom- aston voted at their last meeting to admit two members from the Sons of Unision eVterans to the executive committee of the coun- cil. It was also voted to hold two open meetings in the Paramount theater, when some well known political speaker will be brought here to address the gathering. At l one meeting the republican will deliver the address and at the next meeting a democrat.
 Inmate of State Hospital Captured Here.
 George Mistelay, who escaped I from the State Hospital in Mid dletown two weeks ago was ap, prehended by Officers Christopher Glennon and Henry Simpson Suh day and returned to Middletown E. s. Kaiser first selectman re- ceived a telephone from Crow Hill section that strange man was seen roaming in that vicinity and the officers were sent check the story and the man proved to be the wanted fugitive.