The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-22

AAAG(VAAAG VA tAAG AAAAGAASV iANA$NNA6 AANASA last night in the town hall, pro- vision was made in the estimated budget for the fiscal year for the new stoker which will replae oil burning equipment in the new high school. The estimated cost for stoker and installation was @, 200. An A-1-H priority rating has been given the town for the purchase of the stoker and this equipment will probably be installed within the month. The board of education Is negotiating with local coal dealers on the purchase price of this equip ment.
 WOmen's Bowling League Starts
 The Thomaston Women's Bowling league opened last night at the Recreation alleys with 12 teams lined up for the season. The teams have been divided into two leagues. the American and the National, and the winners of each league will play for a special prize at the end of the round. The teams are the Rovers, x Y Z's, Upson Downs, Recreations, Thomaston Jrs!, Rangers, A B Cs, Seth Thomas, Faces, The Eleanor Ciafordones, The Marie Specials and the Nettie Wilson's.
 Members HOnOred
 Five members of the Hermansohn Liederkranz were honored at birthday party at the Deutsches Haus Saturday evening. They were Bartholomew Albecker who is the oldest member: Richard Kramer, Christian Jauch, William Brauck- man and Max Mueller, Jr. About 45 attended the dinner which was followed by a program of songs by the male chorus and dancing.
 Students Get Together
 A get-together party of former high school students was held at the home of Miss Ann Yurtin of Reynolds Bridge Saturday evening. Attending were: Miss Edna Leves- que, Miss Rosemary Westlake, Miss Virginia Waterman, Miss Ann Yur- tin, Peter Bystey, Max Hodkossi, George Kloss and Alex ByStey. Games were played and luncheon was served.
 Farewell Party
 The American Legion ball club will gather Thursday evening at Keogles inn for farewell party In honor of George Taylor who was former Legion star and who leaves Oct. 2 for army service. John Wa ters will be toastmaSter and invi- ted guests are Selectman James Truelove, Louis Lattimer, George Shearer, Forbes Gibes and Bob Cummings. All Legion players are requested to meet tonight at Mc- Grath's field at p. m.
 James Hearn has filed an appli- cation for enlistment in the navy but as yet has not been sworn in. MT. Hearn was a member of the United States navy in World War l.
 servicemen visiting here over the weekend included Pets. Dutch" Tanner, Raymond O'Brien and Luke Mactin of Fort Devens: Harold Johnston of the U. s. navy, sta- toned at New London; P. F. c. Robert Bell, Cadet Henry Pogogin- ski of the Aviation Corps; Sergeant Stanley Rinkus and Third Class Petty Onicer Signor Rosengren of the Brooklyn navy yard.
 Local men who will leave for army SC rvice in the near future are Fred Truelove, George Taylor and VII liam Slator.
 The delegates from Thomaston to the Democratic 5th Congressional District convention will meet at the city hall In Torrington Saturday, Sept. 26 at p. m.
 The delegates of the Sand Dis trict Democratic Senatorial conven- ton will meet at the Community hall in Woodbury Friday evening, Sept. 25th, at 8 p. m.
 Mrs. Henry Atha and son of Elm street, have returned from visit to News Brunswick, Canada.
 Miss Lucille Gotsell has entered Bryant Business college in ProV- dence, R. I.