The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03

A laTRely dLleHuCu LucSbihB VI I the Polish-American Political Clut was held in their new rooms in the Mussanti Block on Main street | Thursday evening. President Stan- 4 ley Panatoski, stated that due to 9
 misunderstanding that the state
 meeting of the delegates from all of the clubs in the state, which was to have been held last Sum- day in Hartford did not take place.
 It was announced that the state
 convention would be held in New
 Haven on Sunday, September 11th and the following delegates were elected: President Stanley Pana-
 toski; Constantly Kawiecki, Beya- min Kolowski and John Cichon. Plans for organizing a Polish | Women's Political Club was dis
 cussed and efforts will be made to
 organize one. The next meeting of 1 the club will be on Thursday evening the 29th at which time the
 women are invited to attend and club activities.
 | With many members returning from vacations the committee of the Chippanee Country Club have | planned a very interesting and en- joyable schedule for the month Of
 September.
 Following is the schedule: La- bor Day weekend, September 3rd- l 5th. Special prizes for the best nine hole score on an eighteen hole card with full handicap ap-
 plying.
 September 9th. qualifying rounds | for the ladies club cham pionship. | Eighteen holes. Those qualifying
 will compete at match play by Six teens. First round is to be com pleted by September 18th.
 September 10th, qualifying rounds for the club championship. | Eighteen holes with no handicap. Contestants will be grouped by six teens. First matches to be played 1 by September 18th. Prizes TOT 10" qualifying score.
 One night mixed bridge tourna- ment. Teams of four. Followed by refreshments. September 17th: Final two ball mixed foursomes medal play with seven sixteenths of combined handicaps to apply. This very pop ular event will be followed by sheep barbecue with tables placed at the edge of the ninth fairway. There will be concert music dur ing the dinner and a dance will follow from nine until one. September 23rd! Ladies lunch con and golf. Sweepstake prizes.
 September 24th: Final match play for the ladies. club champion ship.
 one night mixed bridge tourna- ment. Teams of four. Followed by refreshments.
 September 18th: Final match for the mems club championship. Thirty-six holes.
 September 30th: Ladies Day with golf in the afternoon follow ed by a get-to-gether dinner at which all the prizes for the season will be awarded. Bridge will be played during the evening. To Attend Banquet A delegation of ten from Terry will and Plymouth are planning to
 attend the banquet and get to- gether of state democrats which will be held at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, this evening at which time Governor Franklin D. Roose- welt and Governor Cross will be present. Governor Roosevelt, dem ocratic nominee for president will address the gathering which IS ex- pected to attract at least 25,O0O people.
 Plans For Fair
 Plans for the fourth annual Ter ryville Fair which will be held on Saturday, September 24th. call for one of the best fairs ever held by the local association. Increased in- terest has been shown for this years event, following the state ment that Governor Wilbur l.. Cross of this state will be in at- tendance. The visit of Governor Cross to Terryville fair will mark the first time in the history of the town that a governor of this state has visited any public event and much pleasure is being shown in the fact of the coming visit.
 Requests for space along the midway continues to be made and prospects now are that this years midway will be far larger than last years, There will be all sorts of amusement booths along the big midway which will be lined on one side with the exhibition tents. Merchants in Terryville and Bris- tol are also reserving much space for tehir exhibits and booths which will help considerable to make the fair attractive.
 Entries are being received in practically every mail and pros poets are that this years exhlplts due to the abundance of goods will be the most attractive ever seen at any fair. The New Departure band of
 Bristol will furnish music during the entire day with several special attractions being arranged to pc
 presented at different times.
 All entries for exhibits must be in the hands of the secretary be- fore noon on Wednesday the 21st. The poultry entries must be in on I September 17th. Another ruling is | that no prizes awarded on any arr | ticle unless same is named in the l premium list.
 A big carnival will be held on | the fair grounds, the night before the fair at which time all conces-
 sions will be in operation. No ex- hibits Jill however be open to the
 public. A special program of en-
 tertainment will be presented al
 the carnival which will be different l than that which will be seen at the l fair on the following day. Last l year the carnival attracted over g
 1000 people and it is expected that
 fully as large a crowd will be ir
 attendance this year at this event | money to carry out this picnic.
 Those attending were: Margare'
 Baxter, Margaret Gillander, Grace
 Flisher, Bernice MacMurtrie, Reid Hoffman, Raymond Hoffman Charcoal Pit Attracts
 An uncommon sight in this sec
 tion during recent years, is the
 burning of charcoal, but motorists
 that travel over the Terryville-Har'
 winton state road may witness
 three charcoal pits which are now
 burning on the farm of T. E. Coy | just north of the Bristol reservoir