The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
TERRYVILLE
GASOLINE PRICE
 WAR IS RAGING
Low Price Here Is 6H Gallons for 90 Cents
 Many Attend Bazaar

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 Many Attend Bazaar A gas war between the various gasoline stations in this village seems to be raging at the present time. The price of gas at most Of the stations have been slightly higher than 16 cents a gallon, but on Thursday one local station had signs out advertising gas at 2 gall Ions for one dollar. This was fol- lowed shortly by several stations advertising gas at 12 gallons for 90 cents.
 Bazaar Largely Attended
 The charity bazaar held by the Terryville Aerie of Eagles last eve- ming in the Auditorium was large ly attended, one of the largest crowds in the history of the audi torium filing through the doors to view the acts of high class | vaudeville which was presented. l Following the vaudeville acts, there were several tables of cards | in play in the lodge rooms of the Eagles while dancing with music | by Flynn's Old Timers was en- | loved in the spacious hall. The event proved a most sue ccssful one and everyone present seemed greatly pleased with the program. The committee in charge of the event were William Glea- son, chairman; William Bertinagle. Andrew Nesbit, Michael Fill, Will liam keroski, Davie Siebert. Law renee Mendelsohn, Emil Wolsky. chairman of the entertainment ('ltffnrH Weeks chairman of the whist committee. Going to Barkhampsted Plymouth Post, No. 20, Ameri- can Legion and Legion Auxiliary will be well represented at the annual picnic and field day which will be hel dat the Barkhamp psted state forest by the Sixth District American Legion which Is com posed of the Litchfield County Le- zion posts. A basket lunch will be d feature of the days program. The annual outing will be held on Sunday afternoon and evening. Novena Services The services held each evening at 730 o'clock at St Joseph's church, Bristol, in connection with the annual Novena to St Ann have been largely attended during the week. The famous relic of St Ann is applied at each service.
 The feast day of St Ann will be observed on Sunday when masses will be held hourly commencing at o'clock with the last mass starting at noon. The relic will be applied after l o'clock on Sun day.
 Erecting Roadside Stand
 Elmer Ziener. proprietor of the Hilltop Filling Station on the Ply mouth road has opened a large roadside station in connection with his filling station with various ar ticles being on sale. A roadside stand was also opened during the week on the Bristol road opposite the Cooper oven Thermometer Company in Pequabuck.
 Local Golfers Have Good Scores Local golfers, members of the Chippanee Country Club and the Peauabuck Golf Club made excel lent scores in the one day tourna- ment of the Hartford Country nine hold clubs, Thursday, at the Avon Country Club. C. l.. Stowell of the Pequabuck Club was tied for third place with q l62.
 The scores of the local golfers were as follows
 C. l.. stowell, Pequabuck, 79-S3 -l62.
 H. A. Maronn, Chippanee, 87-S3 ITO.
 J. w. Harding. Pequabuck, s1- 9l--172.
 Ben spielman, Pequabuck, S3-s2 -l75.
 E. II. Goodrich, chippanee, s5- 92-177.
 F.. J. Allaire, Pequabuck, Ss-95 -l83.
 K. H. Simmons, chippanee' 9l- 92-1S3. .
 II. l. Bartholomew, Chippanee' 97-99-196
 F. I.eishman, representing the Chippanee Club in the. IS hole con tests had score of 105. Low net for the 36 holes was won by c. l.. Stowell of the Pequabuck ciuo with a IA. South low net for the lis holes was awarded to H. A.. Maronn, of Chippanee with a 1z in the afternoon contests. Coming Marriage Announcement has been made or the coming marriage of Miss Fran cis Newman, daughter or MT and Mrs Fred Newman of Terry z vile road to Leslie Coy. a son or Mir and Mrs Louis Coy of Harwin- ton road. The marriage will take place in the rectory of St Joseph . | church, Bristol August 5th. at a. m. Miss Patricia Burns Will pc bridesmaid and Fred Newmann, a brother of the bride will be pest man.
 Weekly Whist Winners
 Mrs Mathew F. Hayes. Mrs Chf- ford Weeks and Miss Anna Blum were the winners at the Weekly Whist Club, which met this week with Mrs John Blum at her nome on West Main street. The hex' meeting will be held Thursday ar- ternoon of next week with Mrf Cornelius Carrigan on Main street
 Store Window Broken
 Azzis Ganem, proprietor Of the
 confectionery store at the corner
 of East Main. Main and Riverside avenue, reported to the police, yes
 terday that some one had throwr
 a large stone through a from
 show window and caused mucf
 damage among the stock in th'
 window. The stone was throwr
 through the window during th'
 night but a check up failed t'
 show any goods stolen.
 An windows in the post offic'
 wi-l be closed at 5 o'clock on Sat
 urday afternoon. The lobby WI