The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16

tryville Fair society will be held in the exhibition hall on the fair grounds on next Thursday evening with all mem bers being urged to be present. Several important matters in regards to the coming fair are to be discussed at this meeting and it is hoped that a large number will turn out for the meeting.
 Big Ball Game Sunday
 The North Ends baseball nine will play the fast Orioles of Rock vile on the East Main street dia- mond, Sunday afternoon at 3 o. clock. As this is the only game scheduled for Terryville on Sum- day, it is expected that large crowd of fans will turn out to view the contest and see the North Ends in action. This team is fast com ing to the front as one of the lead ing teams in this village.
 Weeks Schedule
 The schedule for the third weeks series of games in the baseball league is as follows: Monday, Pin Lock room vs Shipping room; Off, flee vs Cabinet room; Tuesday: Wednesday, Business Men vs Plat ing room; Thursday Machine Room vs Die room.
 Rev William Dillon of Char 1otte, N.- c. and formerly of Der- by, and his nephew, Rev John Dillon, who was recently ordained last Sunday were guests of MT and Plymouth Wednesday. This was the first meeting of, Rev William Dill lion and MT Ryan in over thirty years.
 N0vena Next Week
 Al novena in honor of St Ann will be opened at St Joseph's church, Bristol. Sunday at 7:30 p. m., by Rev Father Kirby of the LaSalatte order of Hartford. Masses will be said during the novena at 5:30,-7 and 8 a.. m. and services will be held at 7:30 p. m. during the week. Following the evening. services there will be veneratton of the relic of St Ann.
 Cut by Moving Machine Attempting to extricate some tangled grass from the blades Of a moving machine, Thursday. Michael Warinak nearly lost two fingers of hts right hand. when the horse drawing the machine started and the blades of the machine cut ter bar moved. The end of the third finger was nearly severed and the little finger badly cut. The injured man was treated by Dr Ralph H. Long.
 Notices Posted
 The Andrew Terry company. owners of the old Marsh in East Plymouth. long a favorite fishing and swimming pond have posted notices around the reservoir, that swimming from the dam of the reservoir is forbidden. The water at the dam is quite deep and 1t was: feared that the large num- bers of swimmers would include some bathers who could not swim. Bathing is however allowed at Sail- dy Cove. further up the pond where there is shallow water and q sandy beach. making much safer for the bathers.
 Ponds, are Popular
 Both the Middle pond and the old Marsh are proving popular with bathers, hundreds of them enjoying the cool waters each day. Local residents feel that with so many people unemployed. that ar engagements could be made to make Middle pond a better place to swim | in, by arranging a sandy beach. There is no nature beach at the pond which Is located but short distance from. the center of the village and which even with the | present condition is popular with hundreds of bathers. Big Meeting for Terryville The officers of the Litchf1eld County Democratic club at meet 1 ing in Torrington, Thursday even- ling, voted to open their fall cam paign in thi6 town by holding . big gathering some tlmo'1n August. No date was decided upon, it bee | ing left to the county ofllcers 70 meet with Che local democratic committee to mako arrangements. It is not known whether the meet- ing will Do held inside or outside, or whether it will Dc in the form 1 Of Q picnic or c meeting with sey- erai speakers. Among the pfomi- nent democrats of the stafe who
 will be pfeaent viii be Governor wilbur Cross end his rlnt. It is expected that 6 meeting pf ibo loenl democrats will be hold in lne near
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