The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-20

ryviIle to play the local team. All home games will be played on the fair grounds. Among the leading candidates for positions on the team are Bill Bertnagle and Mike Fill. co-captains of the Thomaston Ponies last year who will be seen in action with the local outfit this year.
 Mount Hope Picnic
 The annual picnic of Mount Hope Sunday school will be held this afternoon at Andrew J. Wil- sons pine grove on Matthews street, East Plymouth. A dinner was served this noon following which a ball game between the single men and the married men this afternoon will be one of the features.
 Legion to Waterbury
 Nearly 75 members of Plymouth post, No. 20, American Legion, and auxiliary will leave from the legion rooms at l o'clock this noon for Waterbury where they will take part in the big street parade which Is to be held this afternoon in connection with the state con- yention of the legion. The local delegation will be in the sixth di- vision of the parade which will be composed of all the posts of the sixth district of which the local is n member. The legionnaires will be attired in dark pants, white shirts, black bow ties and wear their legion hats while the mem- bers of the auxiliary will be at- tired in white and wear their aux Hilary capes. The Terryville Fife, Drum and Bugle corps will head the local delegation in the parade, A large float in keeping with the Washington Bi-Centenniai cele- bration will also be entered by the local post.
 Republican Caucus
 The republican caucus to elect delegates to the state convention which will be held in New Haven will be held in the town hall on next Thursday evening at 5 o'clock.
 Planning for Tcrryville Fair
 Plans for the fourth annual Terryyille fair which will be held on Saturday, September 24th. are progressing nicely with many changes being made in the pre- mium lists this year which are ex- pected to help considerable in making the exhibits and other features of the fair one of the best ever held. The premium lists are now be- ing printed and distributed and may be secured from any official or member of the fair society. One of the features for the exhi- bitors this year will be the special sweepstake prize, a silver loving cup which will be given to the fn- dividual having the greatest num- Der of points. All entries will be closed on Wednesday, September 21st, and must be in the hands of the secretary before noon on that day. The entries for the poultry department close on September 17th.
 It was announced that the re- quest for space along the midway is heavy this year and that the present indications are that the midway this year will present more features than ever before seen at any fair in this section of the state.
 The bylaws and rules of the Plymouth Agricultural society. sponsors of the Terryville fair have been printed in pamphlet form and are being distributed to the members. The bylaws and rules in the past have been print ed in the premium lists. but start ing this year, these will be left out of the premium lists.
 A meeting of the Plymouth Fair directors will be held this evening with President Irving J. White in the Grange hall at which time. plans for the Plymouth fair will be discussed. One of the chief items for this evenings meeting will be a discussion in regards to premium lists.
 Plymouth fair will be held on Saturday, october 1st which Is lat CT than usual.
 Local exhibitors at the various agricultural fairs are now receiving premium lists from the different fairs. The Goshen premium lists were received yesterday while the Terryville fair lists are also being distributed. The premium lists of the members of the Litchfeld County Council of Fairs at which both Terryville and Goshen are members will be uniform in the premium awards. Goshen fair will be held on Labor day while Terry, vile fair will be held on Saturday, September 24th. The dates of the other fairs, members of the Litch- field County Council are Harwinton fair, October 4th: Litchfield Grange fair, September 9th; Riverton. Oc- tober 12th; Washington, September 3rd.
 James Swicklas iss attending the state convention of the Connecticut State Firemen's association which is being held in Pawtucket today as delegate from the Terryville