The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-04

i rue HTbL Uclu uuy VI tHe SVus necticut Pliers association to be heId.in Connecticut this year will be held in Terryville this after. annual field day of the Terryvillo Eft and Drum corps will be held with q big street parade being scheduled to start promptly at 2:30 o'clock from Prospect street where the parade will form. All corps taking part in the parade are requested to report at the town hall upon their arrival in this town so that they may he assigned their position in the line of the parade.
 Frank Dzieiinski will be marshal of the parade while Theodore Sal man, Lawrence Bates and William Gloche will be color bearers. Among the corps participating in the parade will be the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ansonia, Torring- ton Drum and Fife corps, an old favorite in Terryville. St Peter's Drum and Fife corps and the Loyal corps, both of Torrington, Boy Scout troop No. { of New Britain, the Plainville Drum and Fife corps attired in their colonial uniforms; St Francis Drum and Fife corps of Naugatuck, St Mary's of Oakville, American Legion Drum and Fife corps of Waterbury, Southlngton Drum and Fife corps, Ancient corps of Yalesville, Amer ican Legion of Rockville, American Legion of South Manchester. and the Naval Reserves of Bridgeport, one of the outstanding corps in the state. A corps making their first public appearance which will ap. pear fin the parade will be the Knights of Columbus boys drum and fife corps of Thomast0n who will be attired in their neat /unl- forms of white. Several other corps have signifcd their intentions of taking part in the parade, but no official word has been received from them. It is expected that at least 25 corps will be in the line of mavch with about 500 musicians furnishing music.
 The line of march will be from Prospect street to Main street, west to the end of the car llnes countermarch over Main street passing the reviewing stand in front of the town hall to. lower Main street and then coulter. marching to Baldwin park where the playing contests will be held.
 The playing judges will be Pat rick Smithwick and Otto Jacob and Louis Lake while the judges in the reviewing stand will be First Seiectman William Eustice. Jay White, Dwight Pond and George Dennison. The 15 silver cups and the four gold medals which will be awarded to the visiting corps arc on display in the store window of Amos Lister in the old post ofiicc building.
 The baton swinging contest will be held during the dance which will be held In the town hall dur ing the evening at which the New Departure orchestra of Bristol will furnish music for dancing.
 During the parade, traffic over the main street of the town will be routed over the side streets with all fthe local police being on duty and being assisted by sew eral special officers. It Is expected that the parade will attract hun. dreds of people to Terryyille.
 The corp deserves all the assist ance that the townspeople can give them in putting the event over this year. The corps have donated their services for any events in Terry vile and have stood ready at all times to aid wherever possible and at this time, 1t iA up to the resi- dents to show their appreciation.
 Monthly Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Plymouth school committee will be held in the office of Supt of Schools H. s. Fisher In the town hall on next Tuesday evening with the chief item of discussion to be in regards to the transportation question. Bids have been called for on afl school routes and they will be opened at the coming
 Completing Plans for Carnival
 Plans for the annual carnival of of the Plymouth Community club which are to be held on June 27th and 2sth on their gr0unds on Maple street, Plymouth, are prac- ticaIly completed and call for . number of special attractions this year. Tn past years the carnival has been held on the park In Ply month but it was voted this year to hold the event on the Commit nity club house krOunde.
 To Meet Monday
 The monthly meeting Of the ,rerryvifie fire department will Dc held ln the ass house oa NoEth