The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-17

tons nOtlIleO tne cOHiHiltIOS NhASV
would participate. They are Ter
ryville chapter, American Red
Cross with a float; st Peters and
Paul, Lithuanian society; Girls
Friendly society of st Marks
church; st Peters Episcopal
church, Plymouth; Girl Reserves
/ of the Congregational church;
Catholic Girl, Cadets, and the Wo-
mems Federation of the Congre-
rational church with a float. The
total number of organizations
which have now signified their in
tentions of taking part in the pa
rade number 81 with several more
to be heard from. 1t has been de-
cided that no more entries will be
received after next Thursday even
ing which will give the parade
committee an opportunity to ar
range the lining up of the parade.
It was also voted to change the
line of march, the parade to form
at the end of the car line on Main
street and West Main street, to
march over Main street to Wood
street, counter-march!ng over Main
street to Allen street to Beach ave-
nue. to South Main street to Main
street to North Main street where
the parade will disband near the
firehouse.
Receives Invitation
The Terryville fire department
has received an invitation to take
mart In a parade and field day
meet in Plainville On Saturday,
June 22nd. No action has been
taken as yet on the invitation.
The biology classes of the high
school took field trip to the Old
March, this morning under the
leadership of their teacher, Joseph
Jablonowski. The purpose was to
acquaint members with the rela-
tionship between plants and ami
NAL life and also to acquaint the
students with many of the better
known trees which grow in this
section.
Payroll Announced
The payroll for FERA workers
was announced last evening as fol-
lows for the past week. SO people
employed 1851 hours with a pay
roll of $1,136.07 one of the larg-
est payrolls to be released here in
some time, the big increase over
the previous week being caused by
the good weather of the past
weak which gave the workers an
opportunity to make up some of
the time which they lost due to in
clement weather.
n1Sn TINT
there are no more professional
and commercial projects in this
/ town, the groups having been
amalgamated with the works pro-
/ ject. There is no decrease in the
/, towns allotment or working men
! by this grouping together of the
various projects under one head.
The TerryviIle high school as
sembly is being held this afternoon
in the high school with several
important matters to be brought
up for discussion.
New Committee Named
A committee to have charge of
an ice cream booth at the pageant
which will be held at the Sylvan
Hill estate of Mr. and Mrs c. I. AL
len as one of the features of the
towns Tercentenary celebration
has been announced as follows:
Mrs John Jansen, chairman, Mrs
Joseph Jablonowski, Miss Lillian
whear and Miss Mary O'Connell.
Mrs Della Russell, chairman of
the committee on antiques is
anxious to make this part of the
celebration a big attraction and re-
quests that all people having an
ttQues and interesting articles ex-
hibit them IL they would. Ar
rangements have been made to
have the goods under special po-
lice guard at all times and also to
have them insured against all in
jury.
Another meeting Of the parade
committee will be held Thursday
evening of next week.
Czlapkicki Chairman
Eight Polish organizations were
represented at meeting Wednes-
day night in. st Casimir's hall to
discuss the plans of their or
ganixatoins for taking part in the
Tercentenary parade here Saturday,
June 9Th. Waddic Czlapkicki was
elected chairman of the meeting.
Following some discussion, the
group voted to enter large float
in the parade and to secure a band
and drum corps to lead their or
xauizations. A committee con-
eisting OF Joseph Jablonowsk, Mrs
Helen Billings, Steve Licki, Ben
aamin Kolakowski and Miss Helen
Barakowslxi were appointed to
make arrangements for the float
! and music.
The committee have decided to
8 have the Thomaston Kaceys Boys
Drum and Fife corps as part of
their music.
Another meeting of the group
VIII b. held Tuesday evening in
81 Casimir's hall at which time the
eommittee will report on what
X progress they have made.
Tho organizations represented at
this weeks meeting were st CAST
nirp club, White Eagles, Polish
Alliance, Polish Veterans, Polish
Veterans Auxiliary, Chopina Dra-
matte club, st Casimir's Athletic
ana Social club and the Polish Boy
and Gil Scouts, and Polish Poll
teal club. It is estimated that
the Polish organizations will have
400 adults in line in addition to
ahe boys and girl scouts which
number rs members.
John =. Hanley, David Schubert
ana Peter Benson were elected a
nominating committee at the
nsmi-menthly meeting OF the Leo
XIII Council, knights of Column
bus wednesday evening to bring in
= slate Of officers to be acted upon
~ the next meeting Of the council.
The meeting also voted and APP
pointsd the following committee TO
nxEange for the float, George Sie-
hsrt, John 4. HanIey, Peter Benz
son, David Schubert, Thomas Brad
shaw and Leo GUARD.
I, Dance Tonight
The Polish Woman's Auxiliary
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