The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-22
TERRYV7LLE
 Correspondent. J. F. 14 West Main St: 14CWA Men Will Be Dropped From List
Cut, Decreasing Total to 2S6, Effective To-day
 Legion Squadron Card Party Tonight

First Selectman William H. Eustice today received instructions from federal authorities notifying him that the towns quote of 300 men on CWA work has been re- duced IA and this is to become eff fective wit hthe payroll due today
 This is the first cut that has been made in the local quota which has been in effect here for about two months.
 Just how the men will be dropped had not been determined by the selectman who intends to request federal authorities that the quota of 300 be restored.
 It is probable that if the quota is not restored, that it will be the younger men on the various projects who will be let go first, keeping the heads of families working until the last.
 Department Appointments
 The following committees Of the Terryville fire department have been appointed: House, Percy Bull, William Dennison and Paul Maley; Investigating, William Hoffman, Henry Uipski, William Rusgrove anu JOuH hhhhSSb AA%AA AJ Herold, Thomas Halpin and Rein hardt koss.
 Card Party Tonight
 The American Legion squadron, composed of sons of the American Legion and which were. recently organized here will sponsor their first public event tonight at the legion rooms when they will hold a public card party. A special ln- yitation has been extended to the members of the legion and auxll- iary to attend.
 Prizes will be awarded to the winners of the various games fol- lowing which refreshments will be served.
 The proceeds will be put in a fund from which the members or the squadron will later purchase hats and buttons.
 Additional Cast Named In addition to the cast of prin- cipals recently announced for the operetta 1.-The Bell of Bagdad, Frederick Miller and his associate directors announce the personnel Of the American and Oriental choruses as follows:
 American chorus: Mary Blum, Louise Lister, Ethel Fretts. Eloise Ratte, Genevieve Wysocki, Mary Sadoski, Mary Garber, Mary Belo- nick, Isabelle Chmielewski, Mary Feskanin, Helen MiastkoWski Stacia Kreniski.
 Oriental chorus: Hilda Peterson, Lucy Dzielenski, Lydia Manti, Bes- sic Himileski, Bertha Spielman Antoinette Wrettick, Wanda Luckx Laura Thompson, Helen Mathes Priscilla Muawski, Bernice Chmie- lewski. :. The names of those who will sing in the Marine chorus and general singing chorus will be re- leased later.
 Matinee to Be Given A matinee performance of the operetta for the school childen oi the town will be given Tuesday afternoon,b Feruary 27. It is ex. pected that there will be a large attendance due to the fact that the local schools will be closed next | week.
 Minstrel Rehearsal | The first rehearsal in preparation for the Kaceys Minstrels which vii | be presented in the Auditorium, or Monday evening, April End was held in the Lyceum rooms, Tuesda, | evening with number turning out to try out for solo parts and for the l chorus.
 Considerable enthusiasm is being shown in the coming show which will be the first minstrel show te be presented here this season and efforts are being made to make ths l show the best ever presented here The show will have some of the best soloists in this section and should without doubt be one of ths most entertaining ever held in thii town.
 The troupe will hold another re. hearsaI in the library rooms in tho | Lyceum, tomorrow evening at o'clock with all who are planning 1 to take part in the show, being urged to be present. l John w. Gam
 Word was received Sunday of tn, suiden death of John w. Gam a his home in Newark, N. J.. after heart attack. Mir. Gam has been { real estate broker in Newark. Th' Gam family Is known in Terryvill' having been frequent visitors o MT. and Mrs. John T. Hanley O Prospect street.
 Card Tournament
 The Polish American Politlca club w.li bo host to members Q tho American Legion In their fiftl meeting in tho plnochie tourna ment which is being conducted Do tween the two organizations. Tn Legion is leading in the tourna ment by over ii,000 points,
 Meeting Held