The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-27
1 WATERFOWL 1 HORSE SHOW IS
 ATTRACTING MANY
l34 Horses in List of the Events-COntest in
 All Classes

The Horse Show at the Riding Club, if yesterday was an indica- tion, will be the greatest which has ever been held. Some 134 horses are entered in the various events, many from out of state as well as out of town. The three champion women riders of the east have horses entered in several events on today program. All the parking place about the ring was filled yesterday as well as all boxes in the granu- stand. A much larger gatnerlhs' however, is booked for today. One of the features yesterday was the capture of the White trophy Tor tne second time by James Hodson or Waterbury. A little excitement was caused when Mrs Gimbel of New York was thrown from her horse at one of the hunter jumps. However she came up smiling and no one was injured. The events for today will begin at 1O:00 o'clock for the morning round while the afternoon round will start at 1880 o'clock.
 Local jumpers 10:00 o'clock, sim gle horse shown in hand l0:3O; added class under saddle 1O:30, nov ice jumpers 10:40, mares to produce hunters 11:O0, ladies hunters 11:l0' added class horse in harness 1i:a0' hunter not to jump 11:45. After- noon. 1:SO: Open jumper it m and child class 2:00, added class bare back jumpers 2:2O, three gaited saddle horses 2:40. added class horsemanship for children 2:55, Hunt teams 3:10, added class pair horses com vehicle 4:00, touch and out 4:15. Stallion exhibit Three gaited open 4:40, harness class open 4:55, added class pony class 5:05, champion hunter 5:15 champion three gaited 5:40, cham pion Jumper 500. Yesterdays time schedule was run off within 10 min. utes of set time. To-day's events should be even be more accurate Don't miss the jumping.
 Frederick Thompson of Cutler street sailed yesterday for Ilfeldt Germany. Freddy was selected ont of the two exchange students to ex' change studies. He will spend month in Ilfeldt, the remainder VII he given over to travel in France and Switzerland.
 A son was born in Waterville Maine, to Rev and Mrs Edwarc Hickcox. Both Rev and Mrs Hick' cox were former residents Of water town.
 A special communication of tho Masons will be held in the Masonic hall Sunday morning at S:30 o'clock The purpose is to attend the services in Christ church at 800 o'clock IT observance of St Johns day - day particularly recognized by tn' order.
 Rev Clarence Wells of the Con gregational church announces tha the Sunday school will be discon tinued during the summer. Morn ing church services will be held a
 II o'clock. The topic tomorrow vii
 be the Authority of Jesus. | St Johns church masses VIII p held at the usual time tomorrow - [, 8, and 10 o'clock. | A most successful rummage sal
 was held by the ladies Of Cathoii Council yesterday afternoon.
 John Meagher was very pleasant
 ly surprised last evening by part of friends and relatives. The even
 being a birthday party. Those VII
 attended were Mir and Mrs Kieharl
 Highland. Mir and Mrs Earl snyder
 Mir and Mrs Paul Jacobsen, Mr an
 Mrs Charles Demarest. Mrs Jon
 Meashsr and Dorothy and Frsdefie
 William R. Cook. who has bee
 spending c few days Co WoTcestei lhas aAaiA setusnsa te Watsrtewn'