The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21

Thomaston will hold a Presi- dent Roosevelt birthday ball Jan. s0th at the high school gym. The movement was made Saturday when First Selectman l.. R. Kaiser called for a meeting at the. town hall Building. He will head the arrangement committee and will De assisted by representatives from organizations of town.
 The entire proceeds will be sent to Washington to help swell the fund for the treatment of infan- tie paralysis. The following were named to assist Mir. Kaiser on the general committee: Randall Hath way, secretary: Arthur Lord, pub licity chairman; Joseph Farrell, chairman of ticket committee: Ar- thur Kelley, chairman of music committed; Thomas Byers, chair man of floor committed; and Henry, chairman of house com mittee.
 MT. Kaiser has appointed the following to represent their or ganizations in town, and requests that they be present at a meeting at the court room Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock. Thomas Byers and Arthur Kelley. from the American Legion, Augustus Lombard and Arthur Lord. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Henry Simpson and Edward Parker, Sons of Union Veterans. Randall Pathway and William ProfIltt, of Veterans council, Wll- liam Doran and Joseph Farrell, from Knights of Columbus, AL bert Brown and Allen 1nnes of Knights of Pythias, Theodore Pumpkins of the Fellowcraft club, Charles Huxford and Edward Mat toon from odd Fellows, John Rab- bitt and Walter Stone from For esters of America, Walter Gilman and Leon Foster, the Ancient Or der of Foresters. Alfred Wehrle and John Strahan from Lieder- kranz society. Andrew O'Neil and Peter Koopis from Hook & Lad der company, Patrick Ryan and John Chipman from Crescent Hose company, Joseph Novokoski from Polish American society, r. DAn- dera Italian American club, Fran cis Davis and r. c. Flynn from the Democratic party, Rowland Cuthburt and Robert Robinson from the Republican party, Mrs. Fred Stevens of Daughters of lsa- bella, Mrs. Robert Cummings from the American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Hugh McColl of Eastern Star, Mrs. Arthur Lord from V. r. w. Auxiliary, Mrs. l.. Gilman from Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Mrs. William Stevens from Faith Re- bekahs, Mrs. Arthur Lamb from tho Miad Marion, Mrs. John Sax ley from the Pythian Sisters. Evcry citizen is urged to get back of the affair and work for it's success.
 Plan Masquerade Ball
 The fourth annual masquerade party and dance given under the auspices of the H. S. Liederkranz Singing Society will be held Friday evening, Feb. 18th at the Red Path tavern. Tickets are now in the hands of the committee, and the affair promises to be an outstan l . ing gathering of beautiful as well as comic costumes and characters. Richard Kramer is chairman of the arrangement committee. A first class orchestra has been en- gagged. Prizes of cash will be awarded for the best dressed group, best dressed couple, most comical couple, best dressed lady, best dressed man, most comical Z lady and most comical man. The public is cordially invitetd 10 at tend.
 Mrs. Grzyboski Dies
 Mrs. Carolina GrZyboski, G4, wife of Joseph GrZyboski, died at the Waterbury Hospital Saturday of pneumonia. She had been III for two weeks and was removed to the hospital for treatment Thurs day. She leaves besides her hus- band, two daughters in Torrington.