The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-20

The monthly report of the Li- hrariau 10 the Board of Trustees for the Terryville Public Library 1s as follows:
 Books purchased, 115; donated 2: new borrowers registered, Sa books withdrawn, worn out, lZoi books sent to rural schools, Ply mouth Centre School, 19: Holt DIS trict, IT; books sent to bindery, oli circulation, October IT to Novem' Der 17. 2.981; a gain of 445 ovel the previous month. Received Iron fines on overdue books ana re- serves, sS.39. n,. has been engaged to help the IT day evenings.
 Card. Tournament This Evening x pians have been completed for inc sixth meeting of the various teams taking part in the caro tournament in this town which VIII be held in the Eagles rooms this evening. The Knights of Columbus continue to lead the tournament thev having a slight advantage over fhe Bremen of two games. The Eagles and Outlaws are close pe- hind with the tournament Deine anybody's game due to the close ness of the teams.
 Jones to Visit Towns in County
 Row Jones, poultry specialist al fbe Connecticut College at Storrs will be in Litchfeld county on Tuesday and Wednesday of the coming week and if there are any poultry raisers in the county, wno need advice or his services in any manner. he will be glad to help them, if they will let him know py writing to the college.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter, Beverly Jane, was horn yesterday morning at the Bristol Hospital to MT and Mrs John E. Hoffnagle, of Frederick street. Forestville. Mrs Hoffnagle before her marriage was Miss Doris Teller of this place.
 Ladies Auxiliary Meets
 The Ladies Auxiliary of South Gshippens Hill met this afternoon with Mrs Paul Bunnell on Chippens Hill with a large numberbeing in attendance. Hospital sewing was done and several important mat ters were brought up for discus Sion.
 Charity Party Largely Attended
 The first of the neighborhood charity card parties to be held by the members of the Children or Mary in their homes was held at the home of Miss Catherine Key holds on Hillside Park, last eve ming with a large number being in attendance in spite of the stormy
 dinb to Celebrate Anniversary
 The Terryville Young People Russian Association which was or- eaniEed, November Il, 1880, will celebrate their first anniversary, Saturday evening in their new rooms in the Cook Block on Main street. They will give . party for their club members. each member being allowed to invite a friend.
 This club has made fine progress since it was organized, having held q number of picnics, dances and other forms of entertainment dur ing the past year.
 Knights Hold Meeting
 Leo XIII Council, Knights of Columbus held their regular meet ing in their rooms in the Lyceum' last evening with a large number being in attendance. Several mat .ters of importance were discussed during the meeting.
 Attend Meeting in New Milford
 Nine members of Plymouth Post. No. 20, American Legion, and three members of the legion aux Hilary braved the foggy travelling to AA ttAhAAIA HnunfU v1naQt = ing of Legion posts which was held in New Milford, Tuesday night. the meeting having delegates from every post in the state in attend ance.
 The December meeting of the county posts will be with the Litch- field American Legion and will be held in the Goshen-Cornwall le- zion hall at the top of Bunker Hill in Goshen.
 Benefit Game Will Attract
 The Bristol High-Torrington high school football game with will be played in Bristol, Saturday afternoon as a charity game will attract many local football fans who have been watching the two teams throughout the season. Bris- tol high which has not been tied or defeated this season and rated one of the strongest teams in the state, is favored to win over the New City outfit. A great deal of rivalry exists between the two schools and a record crowd Is ex- pected to be in attendance.
 To Officiate at Game
 Clyde M. Waters of Bristol and well known in this town will be one