The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-14

pIuns TOT mo TOurtn unnunI Ter ryvIlle Fair have been started and the various committees and super intcndents are making plans for their various departments.
 Tcrryville fair. working in con nection with tho other members of the Litchfleld County Council of Fairs will revise tho premium lists NO that while all exhibits will be fully ns interesting as in the past, prizes will be paid out only on cx. hlbits which are worthy of tho prize. Prizes will be paid only on articles which arc listed In the pre- muIm list
 Another new feature will bc tho barring of all out of stnte exhlbl. tors at the Litchflold county fairs, lt being pointed out that several out of state chnIn exhibitors have been exhibiting large strings of poultry and fruit and have taken large amounts of premium money out of the stntc.
 During the past few years the premium money paid out by tho out door fairs in this country have amounted to more than $2.0OO each with prizes being awarded on prac- tlcally every article exhibited.
 There has also been much di5. vile falr holding q two.dny fair m event point out thnt Tcrryvllla fair whHe tho youngest agrlcul. tural fair in tho state has become one of the most popular and wlde- ly known fairs and attracts Sev- crnl thousand people each year. The fair offers number of at- fractions which could easily be al. vlded betweer e two day fair, at far better advantage than at a ono dny fair It is thought probable that with present conditions that it will be far better to hold tho fair but one day this year.
 Card Party Tonight Mir and Mrs William Hoffman of Hillside park have opened their home for q public card party under the auspices of tho Terryvllle Far society which will be held thls evening. Prizcs will he awarded in whist. pinochle and bridge, fol. lowing which refreshments will be served. It is expected that tho Berkshire Revelers will be present tot furnish q short program of music following tho card games. Memorial Day Plans Plans aro being completed for the Memorial day parade which will bc held hcre on the 3oth. In. vItatiOns arc being Issued to all participate in tho day's program and efforts arc being made to have this years event tho largest ever held here. Tho New Departure
 band of Bristol has boen secured to furnish music and will head the | first division of the parade which will be composed of the members of tho American Legion. >nnd Aux. Hilary, Polish War Veterans, St Casimir's society and the White Eagles society while the second d. vision of the parade will bc l1cad- ed by tho Terryvllle Fife and Drum corps and will be composed of the school children. Catholic Girls Ca- dets. Catholic Boys Cadets and the Parish Boys Club.
 To Play Colored Giants The Cast End Eagles baseball
 nine wil1 meet the strong Colored
 Giants nine of 'rorrington on the | East Main stre ctdiamond, Sunday afternoon qt 2:30 o'clock. | SdiiiOr Glass Dance
 A largo advance snle of tickets is reported for the dance which | will be hold in tho town hall this evening by the senior class of the Tcrryville high school. Music for dancing will be furnished by tho Silver Moon orchestra. The pro. cecds of the dance will be used to defray the graduation expenses of the class.
 Meeting on Tuesday | The postponed meeting of tho
 Terryvllie Woman's club will be
 hold Tuesday evening at the homo Of Mrs James Murphy on Orchard street. The guest speaker will be
 Rev Felix o,Nel Of stafford Springs. Father o'Neif ig both poet and traveller and is in much
 demand as q speaker. The fol- lowing hostesses will serve, Mrs James Murphy, Mrs Summer Nor ton, Mrs Dwight Pond, Mrs fllch- ard J. Lawton and Miss F. Q. Rus sell. cA
 Delegates to State Conycntoin The town of Plymouth will send n divided delegation to the demo. cratic state convention which opens
 in Hartford Monday night ana will
 Dc brought to a close on Tuesday, The local delegates arc Thomas IBradshaws ers James Moylan and