The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-22

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service.
The Boy Scout Drum, Fife and
Bugle Corps of Torrington one of
the best known junior drum corps
in the state and winners Of scores
of prizes in competition have sent
word that they will be in Terry
vile on Saturday, June 9Th to par
ticipate in the Tercentenary parade
which will be held here on that
day.
This widely known drum corps
have passed up an opportunity to
take part in parade in another
section Of the state to participate
in the local parade which win be
one Of the largest ever held here.
To date five musical organizations
have been secured to take part in
the parade and it is probable that
other bands or drum corps will be
secured shortly.
Grange Meeting
"Girl Scout Night will be OBJ
served at the semi-monthly meet
ing Of Plymouth Grange which will
be held this evening with the Ply
mouth Girl Scout troop under the
directions of Mrs Adeline Schinzel
presenting the program which will
consist of a sketch, a flag pageant,
music and dance acts.
Memorial Night" will be OBJ
served by Harwinton Grange at
their semi-monthly meeting which
will also be held this evening in
the Harwinton Town Hall. The
program will be in charge Of Chap
lain Jennie Johnson and the ex-
.ecutive committee, Florence Bent
ley. Elizabeth Wilson and Gertrude
Barber.
The bazaar committee Of the st
Casimir's Athletic and Social club
met and drew final plans for the
bazaar to be held at st Casimir's
hall on June 7th and 9Th at the
hall, last evening. From present
indications, it is expected to be the
most successful event to be spon-
sored by this club.
There will be a door prize given
away each night to the person
holding the lucky admission ticket.
A well known seven piece orchestra
has been secured to furnish music
for dancing each evening.
AS this will probably be the last
big affair held in st Casimir's hall
before the close of the season it is
expected that banner crowd will
turn out and make this q success
both socially and financially. The
committee in charge consists Of
Kenneth Billings, Walter Duglorar-
ski, Stein Janser and Mrs Muraw-
ski.
Parade Committee to Meet
An important meeting of the
Tercentenary parade committee
will be held at the Town Hall,
Thursday evening at Z o'clock with
all members being urged to be
present. All organizations planning
to taker part in the parade are re-
quested to notify the committee not
later than Thursday night so that
the lineup of the parade may be ar
ranged.
The poppy sale of Plymouth post
and auxiliary will start Friday. The
peoples are purchased from the
war veterans in hospitals. The dis
abled veterans get percentage
while the remainder is used for To-
cal welfare work.
Members OF the auxiliary, Legion
and Sons of Veterans will assist in
the sale of the little flower.
Celebrates Birthday
John Pader celebrated his 74th
birthday at his home on High
street. Monday evening when he
entertained members Of his family
at a dinner. Mr. and Mrs Pader
are among the best known of Ter
ryville's older residents and own a
large farm on High street. Among
the guests present, was Mrs Caro-
line Berent, Mr. Pader's only sis
ter. who is SO years old.
The TerryvilIe Young Peoples
Russian association will hold
spring dance in st Casimir's hall.
Saturday evening with music be-
ing furnished by a weli-known
orchestra.
Invitations have been extended to
all Russian clubs in the state to at
tend and lists expected that large
crowd will be in attendance.
A dawn dance will be held In st
Casimir's hall. Friday evening un-
der the auspices OF the Pequots
baseball team, the proceeds to be
used for equipment for the team.
Local Car I'm Accident
while driving 70 his work at the
Connecticut Light and Power COM
pany IN Bristol, yesterday morning
from his home IN Tolls Stations.
William Dennis sweFycd his car
quickly and mounted tho curbing 10
the sidewalk on Park street, near
tbs upper junction. of divinity