The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
BALL TICKETS
 SELLING FAST
Advance Sale for Event Jan. 30 Meeting With
 Great Response

The advance sale of tickets for the Presidents Birthday Ball which will be held in St. Casiinir;s Hall on Saturday evening, January 30th as. sure the committee in charge. that the largest crowd to ever turn out for any event here will be in at. tendance at the coming event.
 Various organizations in town arc cooperating with the general com- mittee in assisting to make this event an outstanding one.
 One of the outstanding orchestras in the state will furnish music for the dance which will last from o'clock to l o'clock.
 In connection with the dance, the committee feeling that many people who purchase tickets would not attend, have arranged to hold . big card party in the town hall, the same evening. Prizes will be award- ed in forty five, setbeck, bridge and pinochle. Arrangements are also being made to have several visiting forty five teams from Watertown, Thomaston, and Waterbury in ate tendance, to compete with the Terryville teams, in a contest that is attracting much attention.
 The tickets which are being sold will admit to either event.
 To Preach at Church
 Rev. Spencer E. Evans, has an- nounced that Rev. pr. George w. Hill of Hartford will preach in the Congregational church on Sunday morning.
 Hillside Park Flooded
 Once again, the short street from Main street to Hillside Park has become covered with several tn- ches of water, making 1t impossible for anyone to walk from Main street to Hillside Park, without rubber boots. The flooding of the street has occurred on several occasions dur. ing the past few months, caused by the drainage system, under the Main street becoming blocked with rubbish.
 A petition signed by over l50 reS- idents of Hillside Park and the western section of the town, several weeks ago and which was presented to Selectman William Eustice, who in turn presented 1t to the state highway department, has not as yet brought any results.
 Schedule Drawn Up The program committee of the Terryville high school lily club has announced the following sched. ule: January l8, report by MT. Er. nest Buell. on Y. M. c. A. confer- ence held in Bridgeport: Jan. 26. Cal Martin speaker, topic: Hi-Y and Community Relations: Feb. 2, discussion of health and first aid work: Feb. 9, induction ceremony and social; Feb. IS. hosts to Tor rington Alpha chapter, entertain ment; Feb. 9, school recess; March 2, hobby night, speaker; March 3. educational movie; March 16, St. Patrick's party, Tri-Y Guest Night: March 9, etiquette discussion in charge of leaders: March 90, visit ing night.
 Annual Meeting 4A1G AAA lu1A AACSAAAAS OA sAsS ASAsSAA field County Council of Fairs will be held in the town hall, Harwinton. on next Thursday evening at 7:3U o'clock, at which time the election of officers will take place and Q general discussion in regards to the 1897 fairs will be featured.
 The annual get-together night of the Harwinton Agricultural Society will be held the same evening in the Harwinton town hall at which time eight acts of high class vaude- vile will be presented in charge of Lou Cronan, famous snowman. There will also be other forms of entertainment during the evening with refreshments to be served.
 Card Party
 Another in the series of public card parties, sponsored by the social committee of the Terryville Fair so- ciety will be held in the home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Mattoon in Ply mouth. this evening. Prizes will be distributed, followed by refresh- ments.