The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

Announcement was made yester. day by the Board of Selectmen that the Pequabuck school and the land on which it is situated will be no1d at private sale Wednesday April 24th
 The Pequabuck school was abandoned two. years ago by the Board of Education when they had khe Pequabuck students transferred t0 the local schools. The building Is a two story, two room wooden building and has been in use for q great many years.
 The land consists of 99 square feet and is bounded on the north < by the highway; east and south by the land of the Andrew Terry Company and the west by land or ! khe Horace Whittier Company.
 No deed of said property shall De given by the selectmen until payment shall have been made in < full knd the proceeds of the sale shall be used only for the purpose Of constructing or maintaining school buildings in the Town of Plymouth.
 Pigeon Club Meets
 The monthly meeting of the Bristol Terryville Thomaston Pigeon Club was held at the home Of Joseph Kasper of Allen street, Monday evening with all members being in attendance. The timers were run and approved for the first of the old bird races which will be held on the 27th when the birds will be released from New Bruns- wick, N. J., on a 160-mile flight 10 their homes here.
 Following a discussion, it was voted to change the first race from Stamford to White Plains, the lat ter place being more in keeping with the direction in which the birds will be flown during the season. The race from White Plains will be trial race and will be flown on April goth.
 Word has been received here that William H. Wood, formerly of this town has become resident manager of the Hotel Blackstone in New York city. Mir Wood is also man ager of the Hotel Laarelton in New York.
 
 Another in the series of stag forty-five card parties will be held Thursday evening at the Knights ' of Columbus rooms in the Lyceum with prizes to be awarded to the winners of the winning team.
 Saturday evening Andrew Whif- < fen's former town champions will meet John J. Ryan's town champs in another of their series at the husne of MT Ryan on South street, < Plymouth.
 The postponed meeting of the St Casimir's Society, originally an nounced to be held on Thursday evening will be held this evening instead of at St Casimir's hall on Burnham street. Several import ant matters are to be brought up for discussion.
 Anniversary Mass
 There will be an anniversary requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception church, Thursday morn. ing in. memory of Mrs Ellen Glea- son.
 The Ladies Guild of St Marks church will hold meeting thit afternoon at the church rooms This evening the mid-week Lenter service will be held at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Girls Friendly candidates will meet in the guild rooms, Fri day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. At e:3O o'clock the choir will rehearse while at 8 o'clock the Mems Club will hold their weekly session
 Supper Saturday
 A supper will be held at the Nel- son farm, Holt District, Saturday < evening from six to seven o'clock ,, for the benefit of the Sundew All Nature Club.
 All women in the Town of Ply mouth interested in organizing n Democratic Women's Club are in yited to attend meeting which will be held this evening at the home of Mrs Winifred Gleason on Main street at which time Mrs Thomas Of New Milford, state central com mittee woman from this district will be present and address the meeting and discuss plans for the organizing of such club.
 Political Club Activities
 The Polish Political Club will hold it's regular meeting at It's rooms on Main street, Thursday evening at o'clock.
 Plans will be completed for hoid- ing the New Deal Supper on Sat urday night at the club rooms at this meeting. The committee m charge of the supper consists ol Felix Borkowski, Frank Piepiorka' and Benjamin Kolakowski.
 The supper was originally. sched- uled to be held on Sunday evening, but has been advanced one day due to the Polish minstrels which will be presented Sunday afternoon ana evening.
 The Polish Political Club and American Legion pinochle teams will meet in the fifth of their ser les of games, Friday evening, at the Political Club rooms s& Thieves broke into the bakery shop on Beach avenue, some time Saturday or Sunday evening, ana a3 stole a large doughnut machine " which was in the building. The 2 theft was discovered by Michae Ostaceski of Seymour who pur' chased the fixtures in the bakery shop ten days ago at bankrup' sale. and who visited the shop Monday. The machine was larst one and it is thought that 1t mus have been necessary to use truch < to carry it away.
 Residents living in the vicinity Of the bakery shop did not notlct < any activities around the store o' hear anybody around the buildinl at night.
 The local police assisted by stare police are conducting an lnVesti- gatiOn.
 Expect Good Season Judging from the fine plat at the Peaua buck Golf Club so Tar this season officials of the club antic''