The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-18
TERRYVILLE | Town Will Have
 To Build Dog Pound
State Commissioner Issues Orders to Abandon Pres
 ent One After Oct l4egion Auxiliary Meets

Brook the the day before. Stoweil had a 76, Friday despite a nasty eight on one hole. Harding had an 82 giving the team best ball | of. 75. For Avon Salmonsen was lS5 and Strubell 94, a best ball of S2.
 Big Game Tonight.
 One of the big games of the Terryville Baseball league to be played to date Is scheduled for this evening on the East Main street diamond when the two leading teams met. Tom Halpin's pin tumbler nine will meet the ship ping room nine in game that should prove to be an interesting battle. From all angles, Tom Hall pins team seems to be the strong est team in the league due to the number of first-class ball players which appear in the line up. It is expected that a large crowd of fans will turn out to witness the contest which is scheduled for six o'clock.
 Local People HOnOrcd.. Percival Taverner a member of the Terryville postoffice force was elected president at the annual meting of the Litchheld County branch of the Rural Letter Car- riers' association held in the Con- gregational church in Litchfield, Saturday night. Severin Rauch of Harwinton, carrier out of the Torrington postoffice and also we'll known here was elected secretary and treasurer of the organization. The annual election of officers for the auxiliary was also held Sat- urday night in Litchfield with Mrs William Brink of this town being elected president. The next session will be held at the home of William Brink In the Holt district on September 17th when a field day will be held. County Residents VIII See Homes.
 Residents from all parts of Litchfield county will gather at the Litchfield green, Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock for an educational tour to six improved country homes located in Litchfield, East Morris. Morris, Thomaston and Harwinton and New Hartford sponsored by the Litchfield county farm bureau.
 The cars will form at the Litch- field green and proceed in line | IIOIl OHe PtdCC tO UhOthCAs
 Reports Break.
 Anthony Pyrog, proprietor of a fruit and candy store on East Main street reported to the police, Saturday that some time during Friday night, someone had broken into his store and stolen candy valued at about one dollar.
 Briefs.
 Miss Mary Alice Wood of Tor rington, and Miss Edith Tngle of Canton Center, are spending their vacation with their aunt, Mrs Ralph Holt of Main street.
 Miss Helen Firth, daughter of Mrs Frank Firth of 9 Pearl street is a patient at the Hartford hos pital where she recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
 Rev Harry Flanagan of Green wich and his mother and sister, Mrs Katherine Flanagan and Miss Grace Flanagan of Waterbury were Friday guests of MT and Mrs Mi chael Flanagan of Hillside Park.
 Miss Emily Baldwin, daughter of Mrs Nellie Baldwin, 8 graduate of Terryville High school in June has entered the employe of the Bristol Bank and Trust Company. A supper was served to the mem- bers of the Indian Heaven Rod and Gun club at their club house in Allentown, Saturday night.
 John Wittick is substituting for Lynn Rowlson on rural route No. 1, out of the Terryville post office. Mir Revision is enjoying few days vacation.
 Mrs Ira Norton has returned to her home on West Main street from the Hartford hospital, where she has been undergoing treatment.