The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-19

The December meeting of the Terryville Civic club will be held next Tuesday evening in the town hall and will begin at the usual hour of eight. Representative William N. Austin, chairman of the Plymouth group of men who have charge of the December meeting states that Howard k. Hauseman and Joseph Egan of the tax com missioners office in Hartford will be the guest speakers of the evening. They will discuss some of the interesting facts about present taxation, subject uppermost in the minds of American people to- day. The meeting will be open to everyone interested and 1t Is hoped that the folks of Terryville, Ply mouth and nearby towns will avail themselves of this opportunity of getting considerable pertinent in- formation on taxation.
 At a recent meeting of the off, ficers of the Civic club 1t was voted to postpone the annual election un- til the January meeting. It was felt that in view of the fact that next Tuesday nights meeting will feature two outside speakers that 1t would be more courteous to them not to take the necessary time to elect officers for the coming year.
 Turkey Supper.
 Plans have been completed for the turkey supper which will be served in the Eagles rooms this evening in honor of the Firemen's "45" team which won the cham pionship of Teryville by running up the largest number of points | in the card tournament which has bene conducted during the past two months.
 Other teams which participated in the tournament were the Eagles Knights of Columbus and Outlaws Following the turkey supper, g social evening will be enjoyed witr various forms of entertainment tC be furnished. '
 Card Party Tonight
 The public Is invited to attend the card party which will be helt by the social committe of the Ply mouth Agricultural society thi! evening at the home of MT ant Mrs l.. A. Goodsell of IS Nortl street, Bristol. Card playing vii start promptly at 8 o'clock ant prizes will be awarded in bridge whist and pinochle. Other care games will also be in progress. Re treatments will be served late 1T the evening.
 Tories Den, Popular.
 The historic Tories Den located in the woods north of East Ply mouth is proving popular plac' since the trails leading to the bil caves have been marked by sign by members of the Connection State Forest commission. Although Tories Den is one of the most in lteresting caves in this section O the state, 1t has been hard to 10 cate them, even those who knOv the woods in that section havini a hard time to find the caves whicl are located among the ladges il that section of the town.
 Signs now guide the lovers of na ture directly to the caves and hun dreds of people have taken advan ltage of the paths to visit them Scores of names appear on tn register which has been placed il the cave, showing that people iron all sections of the east have visited the caves
 Post Office to Remain Open.
 The Terryville postoffice will re main open until 7:30 o'clock thi levening to handle the incoming an, outgoing malls which are becom ing more heavy as the holiday ap breaches. The mail at the presen time is not as heavy as 1t has beei in the past at the same time befor Christmas. but is expected to great ly increase during the next tw' or three days.
 Many Complaints
 Many complaints are being mad about the nuisances which are be ing committed around the Pequa buc school. The trouble Is though to be caused by those who are no in school.
 The board of education has beer Investigating the feasibility of In stailing indoor toilets in this school At the present time the toilets ar located quite a distance from tn schooihouse. A survey hns beei made In regard to installing tn toilets. but the layout of the build ing which is of two stories is sucl that 1t is feared the building w0ui. be eramped for room. should th toilets he installed. The work coui1 be done for less than 5000. Plan have also been discussed for aI erection of an addition to tn