The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-10

1t is completed.
 Book Is Published A children's hook, entitled John nv Goes To the Fair" by Lois Lenski, a resident of Harwinton, has been completed by the publish CTS, Mentor, Balch & Co, of New York and has been placed on sale. The book has a number of illus trations in color by the author who in private life is Mrs Arthur Co., vey. The book Is written and based on the Harwinton fair.
 Many Entries for Fair Mrs Lewis Mattoon, secretary Of the Terryville fair which will be held on September 24 has report ed that a large number of entries have already been received and that they are better than those seen in past years. A new departure this year is that all entries must be received by the secretary before Wednesday the 21st and no entries will be accepted after that day. Requests for space along the mid way continues and a large midway Is assured, with many unusual fca- lures.
 An interesting program is being arranged for the fair with the New Departure band of Bristol to fur nish music during the entire day. | The days program will be headed | by Governor Cross who will address | the gathering during the after noon. A reception committee Is now being chosen and will be announced l in 8 few days whi will receive the l governor on his first visit to the town.
 ] AS in past years, hugh carnival will be held on the grounds, the night previous at which time all concessions and booths will be in operation and splendid program of entertainment will be presented.
 Harwinton Fair
 Plans for the 18th annual Har- winton fair have been announced and efforts are being made to make this years fair largeer tthan last year which was declared the larg- est in the history of the associa- tion. Ex-Gov Charles A. Temple ton of Waterbury will speak dur ing the day. Among the free acts will be Ruth Clayton, premier American gymnast, who will per form on a steel pole, 70 feet high; the Four Casting Campbells, Amer ica's premier aerialists; CampbelPs Bounding circus for which will be awarded; Fritz and Dole, comedy act and the Four H Dramatic club play, That's One On BilP'. The Union Hardware band of Torring- ton will furnish music during the day. The horse show, cattle show and auto show are other outstand- ing features of this years fair. This is about the only fair in this sec ton of the state that will give awards to cattle exhibited by out. side of the state exhibitors.
 Caucus Monday Night
 The republicans will meet in eau GUS Monday evening in town hall
 to elect candidates for town offices
 IL is thought that no contests vii
 take place.
 | Meeting Monday Night
 The monthly meeting of the Ter. ryville fire department will be held in the fire house on North Main street, Monday evening.
 The postponed monthly meting oi the Terryville Fife and Drum
 corps wil be held in their rooms
 with all members urged to be pres.
 ent. Action will be taken on thu
 invitation to attend the parade ant
 field day in Torrington on the 17th
 Nomination of Officers
 The nomination of officers wil
 take place at the semi-monthl
 meeting of Plymouth post Ameri
 can Legion which will be held or
 Tuesday evening. A large turnou
 is requested. Plymouth post is ont
 of the few in the state which have
 exceeded their membership for tho
 year.
 Democratic Caucus
 The democrats will meet in eau.
 GUS on next Monday evening in tho
 town hall for the purpose of nom mating candidates for town cleo ton which will take place on Mon day, October 3rd. The caucus i called for 8 o'clock daylight savini time.
 Planning for CIambake A large advance sale of ticket . have been reported for the clam bake which will be held at Indial |. Heaven Rod and Gun club in Al lentown on next Sunday, the 18th
 Several prominent speakers are ex s pected to be in attendance at tn . clambake and will be announced a 3 soon as 1t is definitely known tha they will attend.
 Fair Meeting
 An important meeting of tn |, Terryville fair society will be hel |, on next Thursday evening in tn exhibition hall at which time sev :, eral important matters concernin rr the annual fair will be decided n The fair will be held on the 24t and gives promise of being tn , largest ever held here.
 a School Board to Meet . e The Plymouth school committe |. will resume their monthly meet 2 ings on next Tuesday evening 1 V the high school building at whic f time several important matters ar Q to be brought up for discussion. n Contract Bridge Tonight |, There will be a contract bridg n match at the Chippanee Countr V club this evening. This will be f progressive match for teams C f four. Members desirous of enter f ing or even contesting are request r ed to notify Charles Joy. n Heads Club
 John Hearn of Bristol was elect q cd president of the Indian Heave f Rod and Gun club at it's annut . meeting Thursday night. The oth s CT officers elected are: Vice Presi s dent. Clarence Lysaught; recordin II secretary, Wells Bramble; financia l secretary. Marcel Delay; treasurer 0 William Dennis: house committed y Michael Borkowski, Marcel Della
 and Williams Madley.
 | sState Department Busy The landscape division of tn . state highway department has . force of men busy on North Mai n street. setting out shrubs an 0 grading the banks along the ne, { state road.
 New Library Furniture z The llbrarian's new desk. do | xatna Ia, lAn AnAAa