The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-11
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PLAY FINALS IN
 '45' TOURNAMENT
Bremen Still Lead Judge Finn to Address
 Club

The final meeting of the teams taking part in the 45 tournament among local organizations will be played in the Eagles rooms in the Auditorium this evening at which time efforts will be made to over come the IF games lead the fire men have hung up on the other three entries. The Kaceys are in second place, Eagles in third with the Outlaws trailing the pack
 A number of interesting games should be witnessed tonight as the firemen will be fighting to hold their lead while the other teams will be endeavoring to gain a leg on the prize which is offered. The losing teams will serve supper to the winners in addition to a silver cup which will be awarded the winning team.
 Community Club Meeting.
 Judge Edward Finn of the com mon pleas court of Waterbury will be the speaker at the regular meet ing of the Plymouth Community club which will be held this even- ing in the community building. Pete Jablonowski, local boy and a member of the pitching staff of the Cleveland Indians will also be present and entertain with a num- Der of piano solos. Pete is rated as one of the best piano players in or ganized baseball and should pre- sent an interesting program at this evenings meeting.
 To Play Lcavenworth
 A large crowd is expected to wit ness the basketball game in the town hall this evening between the Leavenworth and Terryville high schools basketball teams In a Western Connecticut Interscholastic league game. Leavenworth who defeated Terryville in play-off last season when both teams ended the season in a tie for first place in the league standing opened their league season last Friday night by defeating the fighting Thomaston quintet. Leavenworth will pre- sent a veteran team with four Of last years players again in the the lineup. Terryville on the other hand has but one veteran player on the team but is expect ted to surprise the visiting outfit due to the great showing made by Coach Ayres charges last week when they were defeated by the fast and strong Bristol high school quintet by 24-13 score.
 Terryville surprised all by their great battle against the powerful Bristol team and from all advance dope should be able to hand a de- feat to the visitors.
 Charity Party, Saturday.
 The Children of Mary will spon- sor the third. neighborhood card party in the series at the home of MT and Mrs John T. Hanley on Prospect street, Saturday night with the public being invited to at- tend. A collection will be taken up with the proceeds to be used for charity work by the society
 Stores Preparing for Christmas.
 The various merchants in this town are preparing their stores for the Christmas trade several of the stores have already been prettily decorated for the coming holiday season. Several of the stores along Main street present an attractive appearance at the present time.
 Auxiliary Meets.
 The Plymouth Post, No 20 Amer ican Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting in the legion rooms, last evening. Plans for at- tending the monthly meeting of the county posts which will be held in the Grange hall in Litchfield on next Wednesday night was dis cussed with a number of members signifying their intentions of at- tending the meeting.