The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
senior Play Great Success.

The senior class of the Terryvillc high school presented wonderful play last night in the Auditoriu,, hall, with all the cast knowing their parts well. The hall was crowded as expected by the large, sale. of, ad- vanced tickets that were sold to the people who are eager to see well managed performance. It was ex pected that a large crowd would at tend for in previous years the senior play was the greatest event of the local high school with the exception of the senior prom which has been presented. The play was titled "rhc Youngest" suitable play for the characters that were represented iil 1t. The proceeds of the play will be greatly appreciated by the senior class, for it will be used by the class in the graduation exercises that will be held in the Auditorium in the sec ond week of June. The cast: Charlotte Winslow , Mary Luckx Oliver Winslow .... Walter Petke Mark Winslow |. .Bainbridge Hanle, August Winslow Marton .s......
 ................. Harmony Buell. Alan Martin Carleton Mathes Martha Winslow. Ruth Finkenzellcr Richard Winslow .... John Teller Nancy Blake ...!. Natalie Lass Katie .............. Erna Liede E The play was coached and directed by Miss Ann Deveraux. faculty mem Der of the Terryville high school.
 Dance Tonight.
 Another Saturday night dance will be held in the St Cassimer's hall on Burhhan street tonight by the. sSt .Cassim er society of the St Cassimar's Echurch on Allen street. The music for the occasion will be furnished by Kaminsky orchestras the orchestra that has gained favor with most of the crowds that attend these dances. It has been announced that two door prizes will be awarded to the lucky winners holding the right mum Der. To Present. Play. { a.The Polish Dramatic society has had advertised, the fact that they will present play in. the Town hall on Sunday, April 26. This play will be presented to-morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and again at o'clock \ fin the Town Hall. The cast for this play have been drilling their parts for some time and are very sure of their parts, therefore with some chAAA HI tHO dCIth6 tOBCluGT Wlbn tliS parts, a good play is assured.
 Mrs Carl Hoffman
 Mrs Anna Hoffman, wife of Carl Hoffman of 32 Allen street. died Lat the Hartford hospital Thursday morning following an illness of short duration. Mrs Hoffman was born in Poland 64 years ago dn the section where the land was taken 1Sx, %1n "a i when the partition came. She set tied in the United States about-s37 years ago in Jersey City. She re- mained there for about Il years when she moved to Terryville where she remained until her death aon Thursday. She is survived by one son, Otto Hoffman; two daughters. Mrs Frieda Butcher of Santa Anna California. and Mrs Amelia Schubert of Maple street. this town; four grandchildren and two brothers, Johi Goric of Bristol and Daniel Goric Q this place.
 The funeral will be held sunda afternoon at 2:30 ih St PauPs Ger man Lutheran church on Main street The services will be conducted b funeral is in charge of George
 
 III at. Home.
 Gunther John, caretaker of tn huge power furnace in the Andre Terry company in Pequabuck Is in his home in Pequabuck with al attack of pleurisy. It Is reporte that he is somewhat improved an will soon recover full strength.
 Double Feature in Auditorium.
 Joseph Faith, nganager of u Auditorium theater will again spo sor double feature attraction the theater to-day. The feature pi lures will start at 2.3O o'clock the afternoon; Rkain at o'clock the evening. One of the pictpr "Great Meadows,v Will De show this promises to be ia fine attracti for 1t shows of the days when Dan Boone with hie companions blaz trails through the forests for opening of the west. The other D ture .paf4g Bound, ,y is in dir contrastt 10 this ffer picture and cludes 5sevefaI ix1Idents that cc in the iiytN ofSpeoble Tn this aGe mQdernlgn1.
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