The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

Although present plans of the ] state highway department call for the construction of a new road through Main street this spring there are several factors which may prevent this undertaking. In the first place a question Is asked in regards to what the Bris- | tol Traction company plans to do in regards to its rails, which are in the center of the street and in the second place, it is understood that the state highway officials. are somewhat puzzled over the prob lem of disposing of the water from | McKee's hill which has draIned on
 The Holdens recently got an- | other judgment against the state | highway department in regard to this matter and arrangements to eliminate the trouble will have to | be made before the state would build a new road.
 It is probable that some defin- ite decision will be reached on the matter within the next few weeks. It Is understood that the high way departments appropriation committee has approved the local job as an early spring undertak- ing.
 Meeting Tuesday Night
 A number of members of the Torrington Hi-Y club will visit the Terryville Hi-Y club on next Tues day evening at a meeting which will be held in the Terryville high school with the meeting sehed- uled to start at 7:30 o'clock. A class of new members will be initi- ated by the Torrington Hi-Y group into the local group. A social time will follow the meeting with refreshments to be served during the evening.
 The semi-monthly meeting of the Sons of the American Legion will be held in the Legion rooms, this evening at 2 o'clock with all members being urged to be pres- ent. Several matters of importance are to be discussed at the meeting.
 Local Team Wins
 The Austins Specials, the out standing bowling team in this town journeyed to Meriden, Wednesday evening where they bowled the Capitol alley five, with the locals being victorious by margin of AZ points. The Capitol Alley team is classed as one of the outstanding teams in the state.
 The pinochle teams of the Polish Political club and the American Legion will meet at the Polish Po- litical club rooms this evening in the first of a series of games to be played. A turkey supper will be served to the winning team by the losers. ,$7s
 New Library Books
 Among the new books recently added to the Terryville Public Li- brary are:
 Fiction: Gardner, E. s. Case of the Curious Bride; Spy Paramount, E. P. Oppenheim; Chianti, Flask, Mrs Bellock Lowndes; Distant Dawn, Margaret Pedler; Mary Pe- ters, M. E. Chase; Lost Horizon, James Hilton; Two on Safari, G.. A. Chamberlain; Heavens My Destination, Thornton Wilder; Morning Shows the Day, Helen Hull: Innocence and Experience, Phyllis Bottome.
 Non Fiction: American Family, Faith Baldwin; Invincible Louisa, Cornelia Meigs; Book of the Short Story, E. A. Cross; British Agent, k. H. E. Lockhart; Speeches for All Occasions, James Schermer- horn; 15O0 Anecdoes and Stories, James Schermerhorn; Escape from the Soviets, Tatiana Tchernavin; Forty-two Years in the White House, l. H! Hoover.
 The Christian Science society has presented to the Terryville Public Library the following books: Miscellaneous Writings 1S82-1S96, M. B. G. Eddy; Christian Science Publishing Co; Christian Science hymnal, Mary Baker Eddy, l.. P. Powell; What Mrs Eddy said to Arthur Brisbane, Arthur Bris- 1 bane.
 '"rhe Air Circus" q thrilling pie ture taken by Jack Lenox, we'll known aviator of this state during his service in the aviation corps in the World war and other pictures Ntaken since thaht time will ba l,prcsenfcd in the town hall on Mon- day evening, March 25th under the auspices Of Plymouth Post, Ameri- can Legion. The picture IS full of thrills and should prove to be one ] of the most interesting ever pre- scented here. The proceeds will be used by the Legion for their dental clinic which they are sponsoring for the school children of the town.
 Tickets will be placed on sale within a few days. H.., PcGuots to Meet
 A special and important meeting of the Pequot baseball team will be held at Berg's gas station IT Pequabuck, Saturday afternoon nt 2 o'clock.
 The following members of the l team are urged to be present: Ur' ban s. Sensli. Pasternack, Birch A. Jablonowski, Roman, Christian w. Berg, Warbucks, Govatski, J Jarvis. Banulis, Krasieski, Kowal- ski, KurlNl, $. Jarvis, Walt Men della and Sikorski. .
 One of the most sensational acts in America has been secured ifs one of the headltners at the biG indoor circus which the Bristc, Red Men will sponsor all next week in the Bristol State Armor5' This act features Janet May. a brii. liant aerialist, who was featured al entire season at Luna Park, New York and a year at the Stee! Pier, Atlantic City. Miss May does the trick made famous by Lillian LietZel, (killed doing it in Europe). She will attempt Co break the Lietzel record during the coming week.
 Miss May has been taken by news reel companies and her pie ture has appeared in practically every rotogravure news section -.n the country. Tn her outdoors ap- pearances, Miss May does her act 165 feet in the air, while at the state armory she will work near the roof of the big drill shed. l af x,ill A,f 10t1hf