The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-13

load of wood, In those days there being no improved roads, the roads being little more than cart paths. Taking Part I'm Campaign
 John Carbine of Springfield, Mass, former well known resident of Terryvflle is taking an active part throughout Connecticut, Mass achusetts and Rhode Island in the cause of the Socialist party by ad. dressing large groups of voters ana urging their vote for Norman Thomas, the Socialist candidate for president.
 MT Carbine is well known in Ter ryvilie and resided here until a few years ago. While resident or Ter ryville he was active as worker for the Socialist party and was elected as judge on the sociaist ticket here.
 Football Talk
 With Terryville enjoying one Of it's greatest seasons of baseDal ana with at least 30 various teams be- ing organized In this village, the lovers of sports are starting to make plans for the fall season ana from present indications, Terryville will be represented by one of the fastest teams that ever represented the lock town on the gridiron.
 Last year, The Pequots had Q re. preventative team on the field ana enjoyed A successful season. A mum Der of local players also played with the Thomaston Ponies. state champions and also with the var ious teams in Bristol. Plans now be- ing discussed Is for the players to ban together under one banner. William Hogan, new conner 10 Terryyille and formerly of Torring- ton who has played with a number of various teams around this state Is one of the leading men for the formation of strong team here and interest in such a team IS grow ing stronger. It is proposed to have all of the home games played on the fair grounds, which would De suitable for such a game. ,, The. interest in the basep pail league which has been going on for the past six weeks has been great and all contests have been largely attended. It is estimated that close to 125 men have engaged in the league sports and have greatly en- loved the keen rivalry which exists between the various teams:
 Schedule For Next Week
 The following schedule for the final week of the Inter-Department and Business Mems Baseball League has been arranged for next week, starting on Monday evening: Pin Lock Room vs Plating Room; Tuesday evening, Machine Hoom vs Cabinet Lock Room; Weanesday evening, office vs Die Makers, Thursday evening Shipping Room
 Need of Traffic Signal
 Residents of this town and the hundreds of motorists who travel over the state highways in this town are of one opinion that a traffic signal of some kind should be installed at the Junction of Main street. East Main street, Bristol road and Harwinton road which come together at the lower end of Main street making four highways which are intersecting. On one corner of the intersection a large block stands while the other sec- tions have clear view.
 A number of minor accidents have happened at this corner dur ing the past few years, but 1t IS figured that if some kind of q trar- fic signal either an overhead light or a rotary traffic signal was in- stalled at this corner that the traf- fic would be handled far more successfully. 70
 Important Game Monday Night
 One of the most important games to be played yet in the factory base ball league is scheduled for Mon- day night on the East Main street diamond, starting at 6:15 o'clock when the Plating Room nine meets the Pin Lock Room nine in what promises to be hotly contested battle. The Pin Lock Room Is lead ing the league while the Plating Room nine is in fourth place.
 The Pin Lock Room with an arr ray of star players jumped into the lead in the league standing at the, very beginning of the season ana have continued in that place ever since. The Plating Room nine on the, other hand started off poorly losing their first two games and winning three out of the last four games played. :.
 In looking over the records of the games played by the two teams the record of the~ Pin Lock Room nine is far better than that of the Platers, the only place where the Platers are Showing a better form than the Pin Lock Room nine being in the games played against the Office nine. The Pin Lock Room was able to defeat the Office by a 6-2 score on last Friday while the Piaters defeated the Offlcc Clerks on last Tuesday by a i4.3 score. the Plating Room nine showing complete reversal of form and dis- playing the best brand of ball seen in the league to idate in that con test.
 The record of the two teams is as Plating Room 14;< Business Men I Plating Room .; Cabinet Lock 10 Plating Room I; Die Makers
 Plating Room 14; ofsice Clerks 2 Pin Lock Room 21; Die Makers ( Pin Lock Room 19; Cabinet 3: s Pin Lock Room 6; Shipping Room Pin Lock Room i2; Machinists Pin. Lock Room c; ohice 2
 Pin Lock Room; Buslness szen
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 The TerryviIlo Fife and Drum Corps left this morning by auto Tor Meriden whore they are participant Ing in the big parade of nfo nno drum corps which 10 being held ln connection with the Conneetlcut T'iferg and prumnleFs AesQciieIon in that city this afternoon. The To- ssl sospg in sadislon 4 .s s9 p'Esslelgess. pp'. gs1s