The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-17

Thirty five members were Tn at terdance at the monthly meetinl of thes Plymouth Agricultura society sponsors of the TerryVitif fair which was held Tn the ex hibition building on the 1ah grounds, last evening. It was an nounced that the premium list' have been approved and that theA will be send to the printers wltn in the next few days.
 It was voted at the meeting te invite all the women's auxiliarl rles connected with all of the churcncs in the town of Plymouth to hold sale of food and fancy work on inc day of the fair, September 2stb. the fair orga nization dona'- ing the space on the midway TOT this work. The secretary or preei- dent of any church auxiliary IS reouested to communicate with the secretary of the fair organization Miss Marion Cleveland in regardS to what space they would lick. All of inc auxiliaries are invited to take advantage of this offer.
 president George Gibbs ana Secretary Josph Woods of the Terrvvilie Chamber of Commerce were present and following a gen aral discussion, the Chamber ol Commerce through their officials sacured the use of the spacious exhibition building for the pur' nose of holding there second an anal exhibit in connection witt the fair on September 2Gth. It K rIanned bv the merchants to ar range attractive booths In the e% n;h;tiop building and endeavor :t ont do their exhibit of last yea which was one of the bright light! of the fair. The members of the Chamber of Commerce will star work at once of securing specid exhibits for the coming fair,
 The social committee of the faIl organization were instructed ,' make plans for some event to D' held in August. This committee has decided to hold d big picnic on the fair grounds on Saturda, afternoon, August 18th for h. members of the fair organization and their friends. Another meet ing of this committee will be hel' on Thursday evening, the 3Oth a which time an program for tha day will be arrange. One or tn features will be basket lunch The next meeting of the fair or rantzation will be held on Thurs day evening, August 18th.
 Injured In New Britain.
 John Kraniewski of this tow was knocked to the pavemen when struck by an automobil which was backing off of q eros walk in New Britain, Wednesda evening by a car driven by Ms Florence F. Synder of Al Pleasan street, New Britain. MT KranieW ski escaped with a slight leg m jury.
 Local Pros Make Good showing
 The two pros from the Chipane and Pequabuck Golf clubs mad good showings in the one da amateur-pro tournament whic was held at Wilimantic, Wedncs day which was won by Jack Per kins of East Hartford and Ton kansek with score of 32-32-64.
 Peter Manning, pro at the chr ponce club with Harry Barnett his partner tied for sixth plac with a 34-36-70; and Tim Lan pro at Pequa buck club with WI liam Mustard at partner wer thirteenth with a 36-3773 score.
 NOvcna to St Ann.
 Local residents will attend in Novena in honor of St Ann whic will open this evening In St Jo seph's church, Bristol at 7:3O O clock. The services will he he. at that hour daily until the fea of St Ann Sunday, July 26th.
 There win be change in hour of masses on Sunday, July 26t The feast of St Ann, The masse will be celebrated at 6, z, 8, 9. lt II a. m. and 12 noon.
 Devlating from former years n confessions will be heard on tn feas. day. Tn relic will not b applied on that day until D. IT following the last mass of the da
 Rev William P. Laf,in, pastor c the church has secured a promin ent preacher for the services q the novena, Rev Henry Young c the Vinceptian Order of Spring Geld. Mass, being the preacher.
 Thousands of people have bee attracted to St Ann's Shrine 1 Bristol. they arriving at the nc