The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-02
TERRYvILLE
LOCAL NINE LOSES
 ITS FIRST GAME
WatertOwn Wins By l2-ll ScOre-Juniors Spon=
 SOr Class Dance

The Terryville High School Base ball team played their first baseball game of the season yesterday after noon against the Watertown High nine of the East Main street dia- mond, in this place. The local team coached by Coach Ayers, local facul- ty member, held several practices this past week in preparation for the game which was defeat for the boys for the first game of the sea- son. Insult to injury was added because this game was a league game and defeat marked against them now lessons the hopes for the championship of the Western Con- pitched a very fine game through out, but lost the game due to the poor support of the rest of the team, who committed several undue errors which cost the victory. Jarlet of the Watertown boys pitched a very fine game also, but received better support. The score at the end of the ninth inning was 12 to II in favor of Watertown. %
 Junior Class to Sponsor Dance
 The junior class of the Terryville High, school has announced that they will sponsor a dance. to be given in the town hall on May 15.. The proceeds of this event will be .di- viGcd between the junior class and the Terryville High School Athletic Association. The proceeds given to the association will be greatly appre- ciated for the money in the treasury at present is very small and means to reimburse it are being devised. Tie. music for the event will be flu :s1ished by the well known Silver moon Orchestra of this place.
 Dawn Dance Last Night
 Manager Joseph Faith. who runs ths Auditorium hall. held Dawn dance last night in the hall. A large crowd was present to attend the first-sdawnt dance of the season in tho local hall which has been very popular with dancers in this state. The music was furnished by very popular orchestra.
 To Play in Bristol Knight Club
 The Silvermoon Orchestra, com posed of members from this town will make their first appearance to- night in the new Bristol night club that will open for the first time in the renovated club on the grounds owned by Homer Judd of Bristol. The local orchestra has enjoyed fine reputation for the time they have entered into the commercial field. Everyone is invited to attend this club which is expected to be very popular,in this section. #
 Attraction in Auditorium
 The attractions to be presented in the auditorium theater today will include two feature pictures as well as the usual short reels. Manager Faith instituted these double feat ures recently and they have proven very popular with the public. The features to be presented today will be "The Runaway Bride feturing Lloyd Hughes and Mary Astor in. q, thrilling photoplay of ganSsters who are implicated in a jewelry robbery in which a series of startling events cnsue. The other feature. Gentle. mems Fate" starring John, Gilbert and Louis Wolheim, is a very fine picture. and worth seeing.
 The cold weather that we have been experiencing for the past week has not daunted the spirits of fish ermen who are attracted to the flne waters of the Old Marsh, for every day this week there have been fish ermen at the lake trying their luck for the fine fish the contain. At present a great number of boats have heen placed on the waters edge by fishermen who intend to do n great deal of fishing this season. So far this season no reports have been made in regard to the catching of fine string of fish, although this cannot be expected because of the cold weather that has been pre- vailing.
 The firemen were busy on Thurs day night flushing the siXty-three hydrants that the town contains. This procedure is done periodically to see that all hydrants are in good working order and also to flush out any foreign material which may inn pcde the regular flow of water.