The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

the new StdLe highway bhhOu6h hAaO center of theNtown materialize.
 A meeting of the entire com mitte in charge of the Tercenten- ary plans will be held Wednesday evening in the town clerks off, flee in the town hall, at which time organizations which were not rep resented at the previous meeting are expected to be present. The meeting will start at o'clock. Woman's Club
 There will be a tea and enter tainment, Wednesday afternoon, April 24th at Sylvan Hill given for the Ways and Means commit tee of the Woman's Club.
 Ladies are asked to bring theil knitting and fancy work and enjoy real old-time social afternoon.
 Interesting entertainm ent will be feature and prizes distributed for various events.
 Tickets which are in the hands of the club members are now on sale.
 Joseph MaZanowski and Irving Bull, local high school negatives defeated the Torrington affirma- time team in a debate at Torring- ton, Tuesday. The question wss Resolved: That Congress Should Enact Legislation Preventing Fed- eral Control of All Electric Power Utilities.
 Regina Dillon and Laura Thompson, local affirinatives will debate the Torrington negative team at the town hall tonight.
 Public Card Party
 A public card party sponsored by the social committee of the Terryville Fair society will be held at the home of MT and Mrs Lewis Mattoon on Park street, Saturday evening. Prizes will be awarded in pinochle and forty-five with other games also to be in play.
 Mrs Nellie Baldwin of Prospect street will conduct her contract bridge matches on Tuesday even- ings instead of Friday nights. The first session will be on Tuesday evening of next week.
 Food Sale
 The Girls Friendly society calls didates of St Marks church will hold a Lenten food sale in the Guild rooms, Saturday afternoon from 3 to o'clock. All kinds of homemade food and candy will be on sale with the public being invited to be present.
 Frank W. Atwood, a student Of Northeastern university, Boston has completed his freshman year and returned to the home of his parents on Orchard street.
 Rendered Birthday Party
 Miss Irene Prill of Pequabuck was the guest of honor at birth day party, given "Wednesday evening at the homo of Miss Blanche Ferland, Laurel Place Bristol. A spaghetti supper was served, dancing and singing en- joyed and games played during the evening. Red roses were used to decorate the home.
 Manager Kasper of the Pequots baseball team, announced yester- day that the team will hold work outs this afternoon, Saturday ana Sunday at the East Main street grounds. Manager Kasper re- quests all who wish to try out for the team to be present at the workouts. He is planning to have the team open it's season within the next two weeks.
 Social Season to Open
 The social season will open at the Chippanee Country club, on Saturday afternoon when an open tournament pair match bridge will be conducted by Mrs Charlotte Ellison and Mrs Francis V. Tracy.
 Playing will begin at 9 o'clock and a cordial invitation is exteni- ed to club members, their frienos and all interested in tournament playing. Engraved top score cups will be awarded and already many reservations have been made for the affair. Those desiring to play are asked to get in touch witt, Mrs Ellison or Mrs Tracy as soon as possible.
 The final session of the pi. nochle tournament between the members of Plymouth Post, Amer ican Legion and the Polish-Amer. ican Political club will be he!t in the building each evening.
 The date of the carnival will te announced later. The committed in charge are Fred Buell., Hiram Hall, Charles Gallagher, Jr, Mel son Ford and George Skilton.
 F. w. Yerkin, county Y. M. c A. secretary attended the meeting of the Plymouth Y senior anc junior groups at Community hal, this week and told the older boys that he had secured speaker foi the April 29 meeting. William Day drilled the boys in callsthenics af- ter the meeting.
 Palm Sunday Services Palm Sunday will be observed at St Peters Episcopal church, Ply mouth Sunday, 1t has been an- nounced by the rector, Rev Harry w. Perkins who states that palm | pr0SSeo will hn 6tcfrihyffod af a il