The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-28

A mceting of the superintendcnts of tho Terryvillo Fair society was held at the homo of MT and Mrs Herbert Cleveland in Plymouth at which timo plans were discussed In regards to the premium lists for the fourth annual fair that will be held on September 24th. The su tendorte decided upon the nromiums for their respective do. partmentH in accordance with tho way they wcro recommended py the state department of agriculture ana by the Litchhcid County Coun. ell of Fairs.
 All premiums have been reduce. cd for this year and premiums will be paid only on what is listed in the premium list instead Of on everything which ig brought to the fair for exhibition, as has been tho case in tho past.
 Memorial Association officers
 Tho officers of tho Terryville Memorial association who aro m charge of tho Memorial Day pro. gram which will take place on Monday are as follows: President, Elmer Bates; vice president, MISS Minnie l.. Bates; Mrs Amos Lister, Jay White, Frank Edwards, s. T. Norton; secretary and trensurer. B. IT. Toiios; property holder, Law. romeo Bates; floral committee, Mrs A. ii, Lister, Mss Gertrude Iclls, Mrs $, 10, Evans, Mrs Harry Her. old. Mrs 10. l.. Pond, Mrs E. Barnes, Mrs Ruth Gill, Mrs 10. c. Woodward, Mrs IT. C., Glow. Mrs ! William L. Norton, Mrs Robert ReynotdB, Mrs S. l.. Norton, Miw Mimic Bates. Decorating commit tee, Lawrence Bates; program com mittee, Jay Whit0, Frank Edwafas' Edward dili. Invitations. Law renee Bates, Wadsiaw Czaplicki. B. IT. Tolies. Decorating committee, St Mary's cemetery, Theodore sn!- mon; Kcarney street, Frank Ed. wards; St Johns, South Main street nnd East Plymouth ceme- tories, Lawrence Bates, Jay Whito; Allentown cemetery, Edward uiIl and Elmer Bates.
 | Drum Corps to Parade
 Plans for tho fifth annual parade and field day under tho ausplccs of the Terryville Drum and Fire Corps haye been completed and ar- rangements arc being made to en- teptain nearly 30 drum, and hfe corps from ail sections of tho state in this town on next Saturday, i June 9th. The parade, is sched. ujed to start promptly Ut 2.30 | o'clock with tho llno up march ] boinR over Main street.
 /, Following the parade, playing contests will be hold on Baldwin Park. Tho reviewing stand for the
 pnrade will be erected In front Of the Town Hall. Tn tho evening q big danco will bo held in tho Town HaIl nt which timo the baton swinging contest will Do held.
 A numbef of silver cups to Do awarded to the visiting corps have
 been donated by TerryviIlo nicr- chants and organizations. a
 No Civil War Veteran
 For tho first time, in tho history of the town, there will be no Ciyil
 War veterans taking part. in the | Memorial Day parade here on
 Monday. Charles R. Palmer or
 Prospect street, the only Ctvil War veteran in this town who has tek- on part In, all tho MemoriaI Day
 paradcs here in the past, has been I advised by his physlcian not to
 take part in the pnrade or cxcr'
 ciboo tuiB youF uuo " Vb hvs's'" I PeGuOts Arc to Bef Busy ]. | Tho Pcquots baseball nine VII
 journey to Rockville on bunony
 attorynoon to play the Hockvillt
 Indeperdents while on Monday
 Memorial Day . double header hal been arranged for the afternoon on the East Main street held when tho strong Manchester Aces invaae TerryvIile to give battle to 'tne '' With waterbury Teams
 Tommy Wynn former Terry.
 vile nigh school star pitcher Anc |. moro recently connected. with eex. , erai semi. i.pro teams ir this sectiof has been signed to pitch for tht Brooklyn Az c. in the Waterbury , City Amateur league: Tommy wnt
 ls one Of the best liked athletes n ! this town has n largo foll0wini Of friends here who are anxious tt
 see him make . success or nii : playing ln Waterbury and are plan nlng 10 attend the game ht Hamil
 ton Park on Sunday hfteYncci { when no is expected. % 70 Ws
 twlrllng for the Brooklyn team. :. ,l ThS following is tbe ilst Of sol dierg graves which VIII pe oecg , rated for Memorial pay in the VI
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