The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-19

A largely attended meeting of the Terryyille tercentenary com : mittee was held last evening at which preliminary plans were dis- cussed for the celebration here Saturday, June 10. '.
 Plans were discussed in regards to the parade which will be held in the morning, with Cornelius Carrigan being appointed chair- man of the parade committee. It is planned to make the parade. the largest one ever held here with the local snpmafacturing plants and organizations being invited to enter floats as we'll as participating as groups in the parade.
 During the afternoon a pageant will be held at the Sylvan Hill es- tate of MT and Mrs c. I. Allen on Alen street, this pageant. prom ising to be one of the best of its kind ever held in Litchfield coun- ty. A special feature of the entire days events will be historic and antique exhibit in town hall. It IS expected that the local manufac- turing plants vii arrange exhibits of their factories while, people having interesting antiques will al- so be asked to exhibit them. It is planned to have all exhibits in the hall insured.
 Consideration is also being given to having the exhibit open on Friday so that the school children may attend this interesting part of the towns celebration.
 As special feature of the cele- bration tag day will be held with the entire proceeds to be used as the beginning of a fund to erect a permanent World war memorial here to replace the pres ent honor roll, which was erected immediately after the end of the war, as temporary memorial and has now become an eyesore. This honor roll will have to be taken down when the new road is con- structed through here this year and it is hoped that funds enough may be realized to erect hand some and attractive memorial.
 The full committees announced last night are as follows: General chairman, William II. Eustice; vice-chairman, Mrs Amos Lister; secretary, Miss ,Maude Matz; treas urer, Philip Mathes. Music, Emil Wolsky, Albert Seibert, Stanley Gosinski, Dwight Allen, John Mar kovich and Rev Andrew Kuchar- ski; refreshments, Henry Kamens, Howard Whear, John Gibb, Mrs Henry Knmens, Mrs John Gibb and members of the legion and auxil- iary; advertising and publicity. Voncent Malley, J. Francis Ryan and Joseph Sexton; tickets. George Seigert, Wladyslaw Bobinski, Ben janiin Kolawoski, Charles Boying- ton; program, Charles I. Allen, Mrs s. E. Evans, Mis- Gertrude Tenn, Harold, Lloyd, Harry Fisher, Harry Glow, Miss Novak and Mrs w. Gleason;. tea garden. Mrs James Murphy, Miss Gertrude Els, Mrs Harry Atwood and, Mrs Kenneth Atwood; town products Horace Whittier, Elmer Whittier C. w. Plumb, Carl Bonderson, Otis B. Hough, A, IT. Lister, Rafe William and Cuarence Chapman; antiques, Mrs Della Russell, Miss Minnie Bates, Mrs John Tolles, Mrs Sarah Herold, Mrs Wallace Plumb, Mrs Taylor Baldwin; costumes, Mrs Mabel Smith, Mrs Frank Mathes, Mrs Edith Shurtleff. Miss Mary Bober, Miss Haude Matz, Mrs John Janser, Mrs Mary Chimelewski, Mrs Leo Lass and Mrs Robert Reynolds: pageant, Mrs c. I. Allen, Mrs CIV. Plumb, Mrs R. J. Law ton, Robert Reynolds, Dwight Pond, Mrs Edward Gill, Mrs Ruby North, Mrs Josiah Wood, Benja- min Truxlsowski, Wilbert Austin, Charles Wolcott and Mrs c. B. Emery.
 To Serve Public Supper
 A public supper will be. served April 25 at the women's. rooms on Park street, Plymouth, it was voted at this weeks meeting of the All thea society of the Plymouth Con- gregational church. The women voted to stage quilt exhibit and a sale of fancy work in the confer ence rooms all evening, Mrs N. k. Rood, chairman, Mrs Victor Morse, Miss Almeda Taylor and Mrs Ray Palmer were named the committee in charge of the supper and sale
 Mrs Samuel Lawson and Mrs Frank Wheeler comprise the com mittee in charge of the May 1st meeting.
 The schools of the town of Ply mouth ciesed yesterday afternoon for 10 day vacation and will reopen on Monday. April 2S.
 ls I'D Unit Named
 The recently formed unit of the National I'D club will be named the Marshall Donald Leach unit. Leach was the son of Mir and Mrs Marshall Leach of North street. Plymouth and was a member of Co H, 102nd Infantray of the Yankee division and is thought to be ths only local man to have been killed while in action with this famous division.
 The Pequot basebell team will h4kd practice sessions at the East Main street grounds this afternoon and Saturday afternoon at D. m. All candidates for the team arc re- Quested t0 Dc present at these ses-