The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-03

which was held at the Country Club in Pennington, last evening
 Among pans discussed last even- ing were arrangements for team matches between the Chppanee and Pquabuck Golf Cubs and other members of the Central Golf Asso- ciaton,
 The special membership offer of the Chippanee Country Club to the young people has been cosed it has been announced by club officials.
 A son, Robert George was born at the Bristol Hospital April 29th to MT and Mrs Leslie Coy. Mrs Coy was formery Miss Frances Nenman of the Bristol road.
 Meeting Monday Night
 The monthly meeting of the Po- fish World War Veterans will be held in the Polish Political Club rooms on North Main street, Bris- tol on next Monday evening. All members of the Post are requested to be present at this meeting as several matters of importance are to be brought up for discusson.
 Miss Nora Barker, of 63 Main street who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at St Francis hospita, Hartford is re- covering and expects to return home shortly.
 Dances Scheduled
 A dawn dance will be held in St Casmir's hall, this evening under the auspices of the Polish-Amer- ican Political Club.
 St Casimir's Club will sponsor a dance in St Casimir's hall, Satur- day evning.
 The Terryville Post, Polish World War veterans vii hold d dawn dance St Casimir's hall on May 10th. Music for the dances wll be furnished by the popular Rhythmic Serenaders of this place.
 A team of 20 forty-five players from this place will journey to Thomaston this evenng to meet a 20-man team of that place. During the past several months sveral To- cal teams have met Thomaston teams and have on each occason returned home with victory over the clock towners. Much interest is being shown in this evenings s contest due to the great rivalry ex- isting between the two towns with the locals anxious to return home once again with another victory.
 A large crowd is expected to be tn attendance at the senior class play Ut Might Be Worse" which will be presented in the Town Hall, ths evening by selected cast. The cast have ben rehearsing for sev- eral weeks and large advance sale of tickets are reported.
 The cast of characters is as follows: Berry Burke, an optimist, Regna Dillon; Mrs Burke, her pessimistic mother, May Blum; Dorothy May, Berry's friend, Ste phie Letitia; Miss Angelina, a scheming spinster, Laura Thomp- son; Lollipop, a Negro girl. Betty Lawton; Uncle Eli Dunkleberry, JOSepn MaZanOWSkl, Fl anu JelIy, the Burke twins. Herman De Pas cale and John Kablesh; Phl Scott engaged to Berry, Daniel Belavch; Dr Everett, the stranger, Otto Brauer.
 Dancing VII be enjoyed following the play.
 Local Teams to Open Season
 The Pequots will officially open their baseball season, Sunday af- ternoon against the fast Polish American team of Bristol at Muzzy field Bristol the game being sched- uled to get under way at 2:45 o'clock.
 The Pequots will hold a long workout Saturday afternoon at the East Main street diamond at which time the staring lineup will be picked.
 The Rangers ball team will also journey to Bristol Sunday after noon to meet the powerful New Departure Department 32 team, this contest to be played at the New Departure field.
 Both teams are expected to att tract many local fans.