The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-09
TERRYvILLE
HIGH SCHOOL GAME
 CALLED BY RAIN
Will Play May 2l-Shoe= makers Stock Is
 AuCtiOned Off

The Terryville high school base | ball team did not play their sched- uled game with Thomaston yesterday as the continued rain made the d1a- mond too muddy. The game was postponed for two weeks when they will meet on Thurday afternoon, May 21. on the East Main street grounds The following day the local boys VIII go to Thomaston to meet the same team on the high school grounds Next week the local team will go to Watertown where they will play the high school team of that place. The first tilt that the local team had with Watertown was a defeat for the To- calls. they losing the game by score of 12 to Il.
 Stock AuctiOncd on The shoe stock of Leon Mach1e- wez. local shoemaker, who recently went bankrupt, was acutioned off by William Walekee, of Southbury. The stock was sold to T. Diamond of Hartford for the highest bid which was S65O. A bankrupt sade is now being conducted by MT Diamond in the store.
 Dog Has Rabies Rev Kaccmarski, pastor of St Casi- mers church, called pr Vaill of Bris- tol recently to look over his pet dog, which was acting very bad. Upon examination pr Vaill decided that the dog had the rabies and therefore was killed. The dog was shot and it's head was sent to Hartford, where an examination showed a positive case of rabies. The dog had not bit any person or other dog and there fore it is expected that it will not be necessary to quarantine the dogs of the town.
 High School News
 The Terryville High School Ath- letic association recently held a meeting in town hall which was of much importance. A basketball man. ager for next year was elected. The boys manager for the next year will be William Pratt of Plymouth and the girls manager will be Jean Pratt also of that place. It is expected that next years basketball schedule will contain only league games.
 Announcement was made in the school regarding the Orange and Black" the high school annual book. It was stated that the book will be for sale in the latter part of next week with every feature in it that was placed in it in previous years. This years book is expected to be the best ever to be placed on the market and additional copies are being made for the large sale ex- pected.
 The junior class will hold it's junior prom next Friday night in town hail at 8 o'clock. This is expected to be
 ;oI off ffoiv nd = tions are being made to make it the best possible. The hall will be pret- tily decorated with the class colors. The music for the occasion will be furnished by the well known Silver moon orchestra.
 Many Attend Dawn Dance
 A fairly large crowd was present last night at the dawn dance held by Joseph Faith, manager of the Auditorium theater. The crowd last night was not so large as that of the previous week but the indictment weather no doubt was to blame. The first 100 girls to present themselves at the door were admitted free.
 Weekly Whist Club Meeting
 The Weekly Whist. club held their regular meeting in the home of Mrs Clifford Weeks on Hillside park on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Callahan. Mrs Terrence Reynolds and Mrs Cornelius Carrigan. The next meet ing will be held in the home of Mrs James Callahan of High street.
 Dance Tonight
 Another Saturday night dance will be given in St Casimer's hall to- night at o'clock under the auspices of the American Legion post. This dance will be very good for the music will be furnished by Kamis- ky's orchestra. which has gained quite reputation.
 Balloon and Confetti Dance
 A balloon and confetti dance will be given under the auspices of the Terryville Young Peoples Russian association in town hall on Saturday evening, May 23. at o'clock. The music will be furnished by the Merry MadcapS of Hartford.