The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

|, Guernsey and Town Treasurer r. I. Roberts will be present.
 Fridays session will be the third in about a week. The board is |rapidly gaining extensive knowledge of town affairs, although only two meetings so far have been held. No Scout Meeting
 There was no meeting of Toorp 9, Girl Scouts, yesterday afternoon because of the school vacation. Meetings will be resumed next Tuesday afternoon, the opening day of school.
 Miss Francis Doyle of the high school faculty left to-day on an automobile trip to Washington, D. c. While there she will attend the convention of the National Catholic Alumnae association. Mss Doyle is an Albertus Magnus Alumna.
 Rev James Wilson assistant pas- tor of St Johns church, Stamford, and former curate at St Thomas 1, will be the guest preacher at St Thomas church tonight at the 7:3O o'clock Lenten devotions. Father Wilson is well known here and many parishioners will well come the opportunity to hear him ] again. There also will be rosary ] and benediction.
 Forty-fivers Clash There will be thumbing of five spots and humping of tables when a forty-five team of the Terryville Eagles and q local team, some- times called the Hillbillies and other times Madden's Oilmen, clash in a match at McGrath's restau- rant tonight. At the last meet ing of the two teams one of them won, but 1t is not yet quite clear who did win. Terryville claimed victory by substantial margin and the local outfit declared Thomaston had an overwhelming victory. To-night's match prob- ably will decide some thing CT other.
 A son was born at the Water bury hospital yesterday afternoon to. MT and Mrs William Wehrle of Judson street.
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 Betty Winters, daughter of Mir and Mrs John Winters of Broad view Heights, has returned from St Mary's hospital, Waterbury, where she has been confined for some weeks following an opera ton.
 Democrats To Meet A meeting of the Democratic town committee will be held in the court room at o'clock tomorrow night.
 Ruth Sarasin. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sarasin of Mea- dow street, Is confined to her home by scarlet fever.
 Poppy Poster Contest At meeting of Clifford R. French post, American Legion at the Legion rooms on Elm street last night, 1t was decided to hold a poppy poster contest in the | schools after the spring vacation The contest has been approved by I Supt. of Schools, R. N. Brown Suitable prizes will be awarded for the best posters. Routine business | was transacted at the meeting. 1 Ten tables were in play at the stag card party of the Young Mems Club of Thomaston held at the Congregational church parlors last night. Ernest Axelby had higf score in pinochle and Raymond i Benson. The prize winners al i bridge were Dr. Robert Hazen and A. M. Flint.
 l Briefs
 Mrs. Elizabeth Claffey of Eas
 Main street is spending weekend
 with Mrs. Walter Swanson o
 Waterbury.
 Mrs. James Shanahan of Water bury is visiting her sister, Mrs
 Walter Swift, of High street.
 Mrs. Florence Fournier and son Robert, of East Main street were revent visitors of Mrs. Walter Swanson of Waterbury. Mrs. Agnes Thulin of East Mali
 street recently visited with friends in NaW Haven