The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-27
TERRYVIELE
Elect Delegate To
 State Convention
Polish.American Political Club Holds Meeting -Tt
 Hold Inquest in Johnson Death

Autoists entering the town spoke about the smell which arose from the pond as we'll as the residents | living in that section of the town. | Several brooks and rivers empty | into Burnham Pond, among them being the Pequabuck river which carries the waste from the Eagle Lock company plant as well as from most of the residents along Main street with most of the waste settling into the Burnham pond. Gardens Prove . Success First Selectman William H. Eus- tice reports that the gardens con- ducted by the town and those cared for by the unemployed on ground prepared for them by the town have proved very successfully this year.
 The potato crop at he present time appears to be a big success and it is expected that several hun- dred bushels will be harvested at the town farm.
 Selectman William Eustice is also greatly. pleased with the splen- did work of the unemployed who took advantage of the towns offer of farm land last spring for garden plots.
 Picnic, Sunday
 One of the biggest picnics tp be held here will take place on the fair grounds. Sunday afternoon when the Russian Young Peoples society hold pHblic picnic. Dur ing the afternoon there will be va- rious forms of events Including a baseball game, athlete events and dancing in the exhibition hall dur ing the afternoon and evening.
 Road Improvements
 About 40 miles of the streets of the town have been reconditioned and oiled since the town began to improve them. Other streets and roads are being improved now and with the continuance of state aid in the matter of road construc- tion all of the highways in the town should be in good condition within a few years. There are about 100 miles of roads in the town of over a third are now improved.
 Ball Game This Afternoon An interesting ball game is promised the fans this afternoon when the Waterbury Clock com pany team invades Terryville to give battle to a picked team repre- senting the Terryville Industrial league. < The game Is scheduled to start at 2:3O o'clock and will be played on the East Main street dia- morid. Much interest is being manifested in this contest and it is expected that a large crowd ot fans will turn out to witness the contest.
 Picnic on South Main Street The members of St Michaers Russian church will hold a picnic on the South Main street picnic ground, Sunday afternoon and evening with the public being in. vited to attend. One of the flea. lures will be dance on the open air platform. g
 To Play in New Britain
 The Terryville West Ends base. ball team will stack up against nor league competition Sunday ,wher they journey to New Britain te meet the East Ends of that city The game will start at 2:30 p. m and will be played on the new and spacious East End ball park. Directors Meet
 A meeting or tne Doaru OI ulrec. tors of the Plymouth Agricultural society, sponsors of Terryville Faii was held at the home of MT and Mrs H. w. Cleaveland in Plymouth I Thursday evening. Plans for the Terryville Fair which will be held on September 24th were discussed The silver cups to be awarded al the fair were picked out. The ques. tion of rain insurance was tabled until a meeting of the fair society which will h0 held on next Thurs day evening. l John F. Ryan was appointed committee of one to make arrange. ments for securing the tents ane poultry coops for the fair. There were ten members of the commit l tee present.