The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-10

The Sunday school or Mt Hope chapel will celebrate the 18th an- niversary of the dedication of the chapel, Rally day and Harvest Sunday, on Sunday, October 18th, with appropriate ceremonies. All former members of the school and friends are cordially invited to meet with the Sunday school members.
 Town Meeting This Evening.
 The annual business meeting of the town of Plymouth will be held in the town hall. this evening at s o'clock. Among the matters to be discussed are to act upon the reports of the town officers for the fiscal year, 1930-1931; to author ize the selectmen to borrow money from time to time to defray the current expenses of the town, to pay the state tax, the county tax and to pay the indebtedness of the town; to make an appropriation for the maintenance of the fire de- partment; to appoint two fire com missioners for the year 1931-1932; to appoint one member of the Plymouth cemetery committee; to grant and lay tax on the list next to be completed; to fix the sal- aries or compensation of the off, ficers of the town: to instruct the selectmen to install one electric street light on Grove street; to instruct the selectmen to install one electric street light on Union street; to instruct and authorize the selectmen to have built curbs and gutters on Maple and Union eA lntu ix. lzn xvfl nf TAsr n to act upon an application for all lotment ot state air roads funds. Fire Prevention Day
 Fire prevention day for all residents of Conencticut and Fire Chief Cornelius Carrigan asks all residents of the town to clean out all rubbish piles that have &C., cumulated during the summer. The residents are also asked to have chimneys and pipes leading into them cleaned and to be sure and have clean out holes at the bottom of all chimneys.
 Meeting of Assessors
 The assessors of the Town of | Plymouth will be in session tomor- row in the court room in the town hall building from. a. m., to 5 ?. m. to receive the lists of property owners. They will also be in ses- sion in the same place on october 1s, 2s, 30, sl and on November | Vital Statistics
 The vital statistics for the town of Plymouth for the month of September show that there were five births, four marriages and no deaths.
 Store Entered and Goods Taken. Aziz Ganem, proprietor of the confectionery store at the corner of East Main street and Riverside avenue reported to the police that an entrance was gained into his store sometime last night and a quantity of goods including candy cigars. cigarettes and about $20 ir cash was taken. The merchandise | in the store was scattered about the store as though the thieves had ransacked the store for more money. Entrance was gained tc the store through the front dooi (which was found open in the morn ing. This is the second time 1T
 recent months that the store ha'
 been entered in the same manner
 Tickets Selling Fast
 | A ldTSe duNdhSC SAaC VI tAShSs'
 have been reported for the three act play .The College Girf which will be presented in the town hal on Monday and Tuesday evenings
 of next week by the students ol the high school. The cast of char acters have held several rehearsal' during the past few weeks in prep aration for the widely known play
 and feel confident that the pla. will prove decided hit with the Itownspeople. A chorus of 3i girls also take part in the play.
 The Silver Moon orchestra wil
 furnish music for dancing whici will follow the play each evening. | Old Store Selling Out.
 The Variety Store located or
 Main street and conducted by Mis- Tromelle of Torrington for. over 2t years until she sold 1t to MI Posey of Amenia, N. Y., about {
 month ago is now selling out. Fol lowing the purchase of the store. i was closed for about two weeks b, the new owner.
 Fifty-fifth Wedding Anniversary Mir and Mrs A. Reindeau, of Al len street observed the 55th ami versary of their wedding. Wednes
 day. They were married in Can ada and came to this village abou 50 years ago and have been resi- dents of this place since that time lMr Reindeau has been in the mea .