The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-17

The New Departure Band of Bristol heads the program of en- tertainment and will furnish music during the entire day. There will also be other attractions to be pre- scented during the day.
 On the. might previous to the fair, there will be a huge carnival held on the grounds with all concessions and rides being in operation. There will be no exhibits open to the pulp lie, however. A special program of entertainment has been arranged which will be- headed by the Berk- shire Revelers, radio broadcasting orchestra which will present pro- gram of hilly billy music.
 Annual Field Day
 The annual field day of the Litchfield County Forest Fire War dens association is being held to- day at the Peoples Forest in Bark hampsted, Austin F. Hawes, state forester and Louis G. Tolles, pastor of the Connecticut State Grange are among the speakers on the program. A basket lunch and joyed.
 Chippanee Golf News Final two ball mixed foursomes medal play with seven sixteenths of combined handicaps to apply will take place at the Chippanee Country club this afternoon. This event will be followed by a sheer barbecue with tables placed at the edge of the ninth fairway. There will be concert music dur. ing the dinner and a dance will be held during the evening with nine to one. ..a .s Football in Bristol. The All-Terryville football team will open their season tomorrow when they journey to Bristol to op. pose the Bristol West Ends al Muzzy field in a battle that prom. ises to be a hard fought game Terryville will enter the fray the underdog due to this being the first season that Terryville has been represented on the gridiron in many years. However, Terry. vile will show many seasoned players in it's lineup and should put up a great battle. against the Bell city outfit which is rated as one o1 the best teams in the state this season. A large number of fans will accompany the team to 'Bris- tol.
 At Congressional Convention John J. Ryan, Oscar R.. Haase Thomas Bradshaw, ST, Charles Klocker and William Dennisoh arc in attendance at the democratic congressional convention which Is being held in Torrington this after. noon. The Terryville delegation is | instructed to vote as a unit foi Martin Gormley of Naugatuck as democratic nominee for congress from this district.
 Pigeon Flight To-day About 50 birds have beer shipped to Newark, N. r., by mem. bers of the Bristol-Terryville. Thomaston Pigeon club to be re, leased this morning on a 15O-mile flight to their home lofts here. This | makes the second flight to be he'd by the club this falr
 Puppet Entertainment Mrs Rosa E. Jeffers has brought to Terryville a group of puppets made and operated by the Siesta Pupperteirs in Sarasota, Fla, las winter. The group includes tht animals in Kipling's "Elephants Child and that humorous play will be given in the Suday schoo rooms of the Congregations church isievening at 7:30 o'clock Planning for Basketball
 Having attained good reputa' ton on the diamond, Manager Dzielinski of the Terryville Wes Ends is dickering with Joe Fait manager of the auditorium in thi' town in respect to use of building l for the conlbing basketball season 1 It is the intention of Dzielinski tt put out a good team as he did 1T baseball. To date he has procured the services of Stanley Zetarski one of the leading basketball play | CTS in Bristol and a former Bris tol high school star performer. Until the past two or three years Terryville was one of the best bas | ketball towns in the state, sup | porting one of the best combina l tions in the state and it is though that if another winning team i' | put on the floor that Terryvillt would turn out to support such 1 team.
 Many at Fair
 A large number of local people are in attendance at the annua Wolcott fair which is being hell to-day. George Hare of Wes Main street is one of the big ex hibitors at the fair with 100 en | tries in the fruit, vegetables ant flower departments. John Gleasol of Todd Hollow. well knowi | o~ oo<%1a p,au -fhrou0ho1If tt, state is making his 50th annua trip to Wolcott fair with his strini of oxen. MT Gleason exhibited a the first fair ever held in Wolcot and has been a yearly visitor sine that time.
 Large Crowd Expected
 A large advance sale of ticket is reported for the clambake | be held at Indian Heaven Rod an Gun stub Sunday afternoon by tn democratic town committee. Tn
 bake will be served at 2 o'clock to be followed by program Q sports. Several prominent speaker
 will also be in attendance to ad dress tho gathering which Is ex
 pected to attarct 15o people.
 IIlRht and Power Co Sued
 A suit for $15.000 damages ha
 been filed in the superior cour1
 Hartford. on behalf of Harvey c
 Barnes Of Terryviiie against th
 Conn Light q Power Co. on th
 elalm that the boy was Injured
 Sept 27. 1881. when no came U
 contact with . live wire after a
 had climbed c tree.
 ] The complaint alleges tnat tn