The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
THOMASTON
THOMASTON Correspondent B. E.. Telephone Savings Bonds Sale
 Starts Here To-day
Issuance to Be Made on Discount Basis, Maturing in
 10 Years-Washingto Bishop Here Sunday

Acting Postmaster Frederick c. Flynn announces that United States savings bonds, series A, will go on sale at the local postoffice today. These bonds are offered to the people of the United States, through the postal sehyice, and will be issued on a discount basis, will mature in 10 years, but will be re- deemable before maturity at the uption of the owners. These bonds will be on sale in amounts of $25 (maturity value) and multiplies sale until the offering is termin- tary of the treasury to the post master-genertl.
 The bonds will be issued only in registered form, in denominations of .$25, $50, $10O, $500 and $1000 (maturity vaiue) the issue price, respectively, being $t8.75, $37.50, $775.00, $375, $750.. More detailed information concerning the bonds may be obtained at the postoffice.
 Confirmation Sunday :h
 The Rt Rev Dr E. M. Cross, bishop of Spokane, Wash, will confirm a class of eight at Trinity at the 7:30 o'clock service. Those Episcopal church Sunday evening who will receive confirmation are Jean Hunt Menke, Mrs Michael Lecko, Dorothea May. Ober. Alex nndria Mary Yarema. Arthur Fred erick Neddermann, Kenneth Rein, John Michael Senew and Peter Yarema. Dr Cross will preach the sermon. Dr Cross has bee n assist ing Bishop Frederick Budlong in his confirmation appointments throughout the diocese.
 Final Results Of Ball
 The committee in charge of the presidents birthday ball reported total profit from the dance of $5S.30, of which 70 per cent or $4O.S1, has been turned over to Joseph Farrell as trustee jointly with the first selectman. This amount will be deposited in c To- cal bank as q special fund for the treatment of infantile paralysis cases in this town.
 Drum Corps Party Tonight
 A good advance sale of tickets is reported by the Buys Club Fife and Drum corps for their card par ty, to be held in the K. of c. home tonight. Prizes will be awarded for all the games. Refreshments will be served. Teh committee in charge of affairs is, Francis Reardon, publicity; Christopher Martin and Eugene Terrence, tickets, prizes and candy; Edward O'Connell and Francis Reardon, cards and pen cils; Raymond Cooley. forty-five teams; Alex Biedrychi, refresh ments:, Edward O'Connell and Francis Reardon. tally cards.
 Food Sale Success
 The food sale conducted for the benefit of the Thomaston high school athletic fund at Flynn's shoe store yesterday was very successful. The combined receipts of the sale and the candy sale conducted at the school yesterday noon amount ed to $35. Those in charge of the sale at Flynn's store were the Misses Margaret Stevens, Catherine O'Brien and Helen Taylor. The committee wishes to thank all who patronized the sale and those who made food donations, thus help ing greatly to, swell the fund. Negotiating for Play
 Paul Peter Mitnick, dramatic in- structor at Camp Roberts, eco, is negotiating with MT Schwartz manager of the Paramount theater for a production of The Valiant Hallworthy Halls famous melo- drama. The play was presented at the recreation hall at the camp early in February by cast made up of enrollees and Miss Donnar Platts of Thomaston, who played the feminine lead. The play was we'll received at the camp and the cast since has received invitations to aprear in various places. The ast public appearance of eco tal' ent here was at a minstrel show in the Paramount theater some time ago.
 Attend District Meeting
 Among those from Elisha Kel- logg camp who attended the meet ing of district No 2. Sons of Union Veteran ms, in Naugatuck. Wednes- day night were George Corner Herbert w. Cleveland. Waltei Cleveland, Henry Simpson, Clar' ehce w. Daly, MT and Mrs Arthur Sterry and Miss Jensen. Isabel camp of Naugatuck was host to ths !, meeting. The place of the nex district meeting will be announced at a later date.
 String Orchestra 10 Play The string orchestra of thu Swedish Congregational churcl Iwili go to Naugatuck tomorrow evening tp assist in q concert giyei under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society Of tho Swedish Beth