The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

be given at the Barker Playhouse in Providence, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The Boys Parish club of the Terryville Congregational church | will meet this evening to prepare for the Memorial day exercises. The meeting will be conducted by Edward Gill.
 The Girls Reserves will meet with Miss Novak, Tuesday evening in the church parlors.
 Poppy Sale This Week
 The annual sale of peoples by Plymouth post, American Legion, and auxiliary will take place on Friday of this week. One thousand of the little red flowers made by disabled World war veterans have been received here and will be placed on sale in the various stores in addition to members of the aux Hilary assisted by members of the Sons of the Legion selling them at various places along Main street.
 Second Lieutenant Benjamin J. Trzuskoski who has been called to active duty at Fort H. G. Wright, l Fishers Island, for training as ar educational advisor in a CCC camp, has resigned as president of St. Casimir's Social and Athletic club, one of the largest organizations in l the town. In accepting his resigna- ton the club voted him a life's honorary membership in the organ l ization.
 Bible Glass Meets Vincent Leonard of Waterville, ! vice president of the Waterbury Federation of Bible classes, was the speaker at the meeting of tho Plymouth Every Mans Bible class yesterday afternoon.
 | Clarence Pratt, president of the | class, has announced that Rev Rob- ert Cordell of Torrington has agreed to address the final meet ing of the season next Sunday. i. The Terryville high school Biz. I-Ness club will sponsor a dance at the town hall May 29th. The club will hold their annual out l ing June eth.
 To Use Fire Equipment The Bristol tercentenary com mittee have been granted the use of the Terryville fire departments 1 bumper which will be used in the parades in Bristol, June 18th. l The Terryville high school de- | batting team was awarded 2-1 decision over the Watertown high school debaters, Friday night. The | topic debated was Resolved: That Federal Aid Should Be Grant | ed to Equalize Educational Op- portunity Throughout the Nation" The local negative team was Miss Mary O'Connell and Miss Jean Saturn while Watertown's negative team was Miss Evelyn Copeland and John Evans. Terryyille's affirmative team was | composed of Miss Juanita Nypert and Miss Janet Kryeski, while watertown's negative team was AL bert Zdanis and Betty Butterfield. Sixty-two comfortables were re- | ceived from the federal govern ment Saturday according to Mrs Florence Griffith. social worker. The last allotment and the TIT made up by workers on the sewing l project bring the total up to 239. These are being distributed to | families on relief.
 Twelve and one half tons of fer tilizer and 250 bags of potatoes have been allotted this town to SUD- ply the community gardens. These garden plots are located at the town farm and are being allotted to families on relief.
 Final Meeting of Season
 Garden Evening" will be ob- served by the Plymouth Monday club at it's final meeting of the season which will be held at the home of Mrs. Ard Welton on East Main street.
 The committee in charge con- sists of Mrs Maurice Minor and Miss Kate Fenn while the assist ing hostesses will be Mrs William Lumpkin and Mrs Frank Thomp- son. The election of officers for 1885 and SC will also take place at the meeting.
 The auxiliary of the Terryville Polish War Veterans at special meeting Friday night voted to ac. cept the invitation to participate in the Memorial day parade here and also to participate in the ter centenary parade on June 8th.
 Y Group to Meet
 There will be a special meeting of both the Y. M. c. A. groups at the Plymouth Community building | En akn xtes .fx.e1 Day, the athletic director. has an- nounced. The leader ana the groups will start the practice for the track meet to be held in Thom- aston on June 22 in connection with Thomaston's tercentenary celebration.
 Fire Very Damaging Damage estimated at $3,500 was caused by fire early Saturday eve- ming when the home of Peter vanomi on Fall Mountain road in the Pequabuck section was com pletely destroyed by fire.
 A general alarm sounded short- ly after z o'clock called the entire fire department to the scene. The house was burning fiercely when1 the firemen arrived on the scene and had such a headway that 1t was impossible to save the build ing.
 The first story of the two story house was built of stone, the stone walls being the only remaining part of the house. The interior of the building and the upper part was completely burned away. The department laid 1,500 feet of hose to pond and played water on the surrounding buildings in q successful attempt to save them. Several pieces of furniture were carried to safety before the arrival I of the Bremen. Considerable de- lay &as experienced in putin gan alarm in for the department. the | house being. situated consider eble dlstanc6 from phole.
 The alarm HOunding when ft did