The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03
TERRYVILLE | Polish Political
 Club Has Meeting
State Convention to Be Held Sept 1l-Chippanee C. C.
 Plans Many Events in Coming Month

Scores of motorists stop to see the unusual sight.
 Firemen's Meeting Postponed The monthly meeting of the Terryville fire department which was scheduled to be held on Mon- day evening has been postponed until Monday evening. the 18th. Fair Season Starts
 Scores of local people are in at- tendance at Washington Fair which is being held in Washington, today and which marks the Open- ing of the fall fair season in this section of the state., A number of local people have exhibits entered at this fair.
 Monday, large number of local people will be in attendance at the Goshen Fair which Is one of the attractive early fairs in Connecti- cut. Local exhibits at this fair will be large. Senator E. o. Wright. president of the Goshen Fair is a member of the Terryville Fair so- ciety. Both of those fairs are members of the Litchfield County Council of Fairs of which the Terryville fair is also a member. Annual Meeting Tuesday Evening
 The annual meeting of the In- dian HeavensRod and Gun club will be held at the club house in Allen town, Tuesday evening at which time the election of officers will take place to be followed by a so- cial time.
 Committee Meets
 The committee appointed by Plymouth post. No. 20, American Legion to make plans for a Wash ington bi-centennial celebration met with their chairman, J. D White, Thursday evening and dis cussed plans for the event. One Of the features of the celebration will be the planting of a tree.
 The place or time of the event has not been decided upon, as yet. AS plans progress it is intended to invite every organization in town to participate in the event.
 Eleven Practices
 Coach Sash" Hogan put the All Terryville football team through a long workout Thursday evening and following the practice was so pleased with the showing of the players that he announced they would be ready for the opening game on Sunday, the 25th.
 Several new men appeared at the practice, Thursday evening, mak- ing a squad of 35 men trying for the team. A number of men who played with teams in other places during the past few years will be seen in action with the Lock smiths" Vic Carlson. widely known heavyweight boxer is cap- tain of the team.
 Manager John Seubert would like to hear from any eleven for game on the 25th, the game either to be played at home or away. Efforts is being made to arrange game with the Maple Ends of Bristol for the opening date.
 Wins Prize
 John Rowlson of Plymouth won first prize in the speaking contest for All club members over l5 years of age at the Middlesex county All club fair which was held in Durham during the past three days.
 This made the second first prize to be captured by Plymouth 4-H members as the Plymouth 4.H club orchestra also won first prize in their division.
 Labor Day fin Town
 Monday will be genera! hon- day in town with all places Of busl- ness being closed. Goshen Far on Monday will attract large numpeT of local people with several locai people having exhibits at the Tar.
 Many local people will visit the shore resorts over the weekend.
 Meeting Postponed
 The monthly meeting or the Ter ryville Fife and Drum Corps, wnlcn was scheduled for next Monoay night has been postponed que to the holiday until Monday hien'' the 18th.