The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
Congressman Backs
 Local Polish Vets
U Joseph Smith Supports Bill Requesting Extension of Time for Naturalization to Alien Ex-Servicemen

lity church. Collinsville, will preach the sermon at the mid-week Lenten service at St Marks church tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The St Marks Guild will hold the auxiliary meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock the choir rehearsal will be held in the Guild room while at 8 o'clock the mems club will hold meeting and social.
 The Torrington Hi-Y club will be guests of the local Hi-Y club in the assembly room of the Prospect street school, this evening at 7;3O o'clock. A class of candidates will be initiated into the local club by the Torrington group following which refreshments will be served
 The March meeting of the Ply mouth board of education will be held this evening in the office of Superintendent of Schools Harry s. Fisher in the Prospect street school.
 St Paul's German Lutheran Church
 All of the men of St Pauls Luth- ern church are requested to meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock at the church parlors for a social hour and for the purpose of organizing a mems benefit society. There will be program of entertainment and buffet supper will be served.
 The Luther league will hold its monthly meeting Thursday even ing at 7:30 o'clock. Rehearsal of the first act of the Luther league play will be held after the meeting.
 A rehearsal will be held by the Terryville Fife and Drum Corps in their rooms in the Town Hall this evening with all members being urged to be present.
 Circus Draws We'll
 A capacity crowd at afternoon and evening performances greeted the opening of the Red Mems cir GUS in the Bristol State Armory yesterday. George Hamid's Hippo drome Circus, featuring IS sensa- tional acts, proved to be every bit as good as advance stories and the manner in which all of the acts were greeted showed the enthusi- asm which had been worked up for this big undertaking, the larg- est indoor attraction ever presented in the state.
 One of the outstanding features was Janet May, attractive young lady working at the top of the big drill shed with her pull ups and her one arm dislocates. Miss May, who signed a contract with Hagen back Wallace circus yesterday morning for this season, did 100 one arm dislocates.
 The Casting Campbe1Ps. Connec- ticut's outstanding circus act and one of the outstanding aerial acts in the country proved sensation with their casting and flying. The Campbells who are rated as a top notch act features three young men and girl. all four being well known locally. Rose Campbell is niece of Billy Gibson. boxing impressario and former manager of two great champions, Gene Tun- ney and Benny Leonard. Miss Campbell before becoming a mem- Der of this troupe was top notch trick bicycle rider in vaudeville. No doubt the spectators will be in- troduced to her three year old son, Joe, before the week is over. Joe being the son of the comedian in the act.
 George Hanneford and his Rid ing troupe were also big hit. This act has been featured in America and in European acts in several of the largest circuses.
 Eugene Randall, European clown and one of the greatest men in this profession, proved big hit with the spectators while Will Hill and his troupe of baby elephants were a fine exhibition with the Sally Rand dance by one of the elephants being a real laugh getter.
 The Pallenberg Bears with their trick bicycle riding and other stunts were greatly applauded by the hunge crowd with Mir Fallen berg. being the originator of the elephant bicycle riding act. This act was signed Sunday to appear with the Ringing Bros-Barnum and Bailey shows this year and Garden show in New York. Gordon's Bounding Circus gave the youngsters in attendance an op- portunity to try out for a circus career, with scores of youngsters U yII6 lliCiE 0hlll ol liC LuDOCl mat.
 Wilbur's comedy circus with cleverly trained dogs, ponies and monkeys were we'll received with Blizz, world champion somersault dog being featured.
 Several troupes of clowns proved a hit for both young and old and kept the audience in great humor.
 The New Departure band under the directions of Ernest Becker furnished the music for the entire show.
 The circus will be presented twice each day during the balance of the week with parking space for over 50 cars being supplied by the New Departure Manufacturing company in their private parking space.
 The following list is the honor roll for the fourth marking period in the Terryville high, school. Highest honors: 90-100.
 Seniors: Betty Jawton, Stephan ie Letitia, Hilda Peterson and Mary Blum.
 Juniors: Janet Kryeski
 Sophomores: Estelle Zuchoski. Freshmen Irene kohansk {, Mary Shell.
 Honors: S5-S9. Hsr Seniors: Mary Pohlod. Helen .Gronecki, Barbara Blakeslee, John Tishon, Emil Konopaske, Wanda Luck, Elizabeth White, Laura Thompson, Otto Brauer, Fannie kasper, Mildred Wilson. Juniors: Marion Tomcbeski, Laura Wood. Nellie Hra bsky. Vic toria Dzilenski, Julie DePascale. Regina Murawski, Irma Rood, Carl Williams, Orlando Scopina, Arthn. Thompson, Doris Schultz. Mary O'Connell, William Sarojak, Otis Delap, Kasmir Kohanski.
 SophomOres: Olga Lyga, Elise Taylor, Rena Kovaleski, Russell Bull, Dorothy Pratt. Annette WIT