The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
SS10 COLLECTED
 AT CARD PARTY
Grandeur And Death Greet Pack Train At Crash Scene
High School Athletic AssO. ciatiOn's Benefit Proves
 Huge Success
THoNAASToN
CofreSponuents klrs. Frank U. N1attoon. I1 1udson St-Tel. l9S

ThomaSton. october 9S - The net receipts for the card party last nlehS sponsored for the benefit ot the High School Athletic ASSocta- ton totaled $Sl0, The party sur passed, those Of former years in both receipts and attendance, 7S tables Of ptnoehle were in play in the gymnasium of the high school with le tables of bridge and 10 tables of setback in other rooms of the building, High scorers in ptnochle were Mrs. Arlene C. Walsh and Donald Foster in bridge Mrs, Wat ter Harrek and Charles Tibba!S, Second high in pinochle was Miss Dixie Johnson, and Allan 1nnes, third high, Miss Helen TycenSki and John Waters, Second high m bridge was Mrs, William H, Lyons and Randall Aathways third high, Mrs Winfield E, Wight and Walter Barrett.
 Setback high was scored by ]. s Ryan. second, Bruno LuhoyeSkt ana third, Mrs. Robert WArland, The banjo clock was presented EnoS prNmm while the turkey was award. cd Roger ThUlin and the ham Lolly KlaneSki.
 Announcement was made by Man. dell Green, general chaEman of the party, that Richard WaSSong had disposed of the greatest number ot tickets for the affair, his sales amounting to el, Ruth Sarasen was rated highest among the girls group having sold 20,
 Door gifts donated by local mer- chants were awarded Mrs, R. s. Newton, Mrs. l.. E, smith. Miss Mary Doyle, Mrs, J, ', Waters, Mrs, M. F. Barrett, Miss Mary Aarrigan, John Waters, w, w, Dyson, Sru John Winters, Mrs, clifford Winters, Mrs. Alfred Sehtnzel. Ernest DambruzSi, Mrs Walter stone Mrs, William Wood. Mrs. Alfred Fowler. Kenneth Spielmann, Miss Harriet Dickinson, Mrs, Percy White, Edward Peck, Felix Matthews, Daniel Gearin, w, Pratt. Saeoh dangloff, Fred Coates, Miss Helen Miller, Mrs, T, Reynolds, Mrs, Gilbert Dc Mtlleo, Michael Morra. Miss Ruth Wellman, Miss Eleanor C1yz, Miss Ruth Sarasen, Mrs, Randall Hathaway, Miss Peg Stevens, James Qtlland. Dennis F, Sullivan. Harry Dickinson. George small, x, R, Kaiser, John Vtdou. Mrs, x, Hrauekmann. Mrs. Raymond Creighton, Ms, x, R. Kaiser. oscar Ehner, Mrs, John Savage, Mrs. Fred Wood, E, R, Ives, Mrs. Grace Der. traMd. Mrs, William T, Gill, w, HrauekmAnn, Mrs, Ard Welton, Frank Morton. Raymond Creighton. John Waters, Miss May Torrwtlliger and Philip Mathes.
 The funeral of James MaeRohertS who dted yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry L. AlAkeSlee of Iitehfield street will he held sunday afternoon at q o'clock at the HotehkiSs Funeral Home on Union street. Friends may call there from q to 8 o'clock this Afteraoon and ' to Q o'clock this evening, The desire has been ex- pressed by relatives that flowers Dc omitted.
 Mr. and Mrs, Tarquhar J, King are entertaining their nephews, Robert and John Sears of North. ampton, Mass. over the weekend Donald Le Beau of Northampton iS also a weekend guest
 Schools win he closed throughout the day, Friday, to enable teachers to attend the State Teachers Con- vention meetings, which will he held in New Haven, Hartford, and Bridgeport,