The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17


ming with Irving L. White, presid-
ing. A report was made showing
the corporation had disposed Of Its
tents, coops, and other equipment
Miss Edith Sutliffe, secretary. was
instructed to get information from
the state board of agriculture as to
what steps to take in regards to
disbanding. The meeting was at
tended by only II members.
The Women's Federation Of the
Terryville Congregational church
will meet Thursday at 3 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. David Wunderich
on Orchard street,. Mrs. P. +,
Woldenfen Of Bristol will give
book review on This England
written by Mary Ellen Chase, pro-
lessor OF English at Smith college.
The hostesses will be Mrs. 8. L.
Norton, Mrs. John Southwark and
Mrs. Ralph Holt.
Meeting Tonight
An important meeting Of the DEM
ocratic town committee will be held
in the court room In the Town Hall
this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Public Speaking Club
An open meeting Of the Terry
vile Public Speaking club will be
held in the high school building
this evening at 8 o'clock with the
members being entitled to invite
as many guests as they wish. Rev.
A. M. Schroeder will act as instruc-
tor.
Cooking Class
A large number Of women were
in attendance at the opening Of the
cooking class In the guild rooms on
North Main street last evening with
Miss Bessie Harris Of the Connecti-
cut Light and Power company as
instructor and demonstrators.
Headed for Championship
The Terryville Urkranian basket
ball team are headed for the New
England Ukranian Youths cham
pionship, following a most success
full season, which has put the local
team, composed of former high
school players, at the top of the
league.
Terryville recently handed the
strong Stamford five, their first de-
feat and Saturday afternoon will
meet New Britain In an league game
in the Town Hall.
Meeting Thursday
An important meeting Of the
United Polish central committee
composed of delegates from twelve
of Terryville's Polish organizations
will be held in the Polish Political
club rooms Thursday evening al
10 o'clock with several important
matters to be brought up for dis
cussion.
Project Accepted
Selectman William Eustice has
announced that the Wilton road
which runs from the Sierra farm on
Mount lobe past the Wilton
Pheasant Park to the Baldwin dis
trict, had been accepted as a WPA
project and that work will be start
ed on the road shortly.
1t Is planned to widen the road
eliminate several bad curves on It
grade 1t and put In drains. II
enough money Is left this stretch Of
tyo miles of road will be oiled In
the spring.
Minstrel Show Thursday
The minstrel show which will be
presented in the Town Hall Thurs
day evening by the Tri-Y and Hi-Y
clubs of the Terryvillc high school
promises to be a most entertaining
show. Prospects are the Town Hall
will be crowded when the curtain Is
raised.
Resigns as Mail Carrier
Steven Mindera of South Main
street, who has carried mail be-
tween Terryville and Pequabuck
post Offices and the railroad station
for a number Of years. has ten
dered his resignation effective early
In March.
Postmaster Daniel P. Hurley will
receive sealed bids on the carrying
OF the mail until February 26.
Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Plymouth Com
munity club will be held In the Com
munity hall this evening with Irving
L. White In charge Of the entertain
ment program.
Schools to Close
The schools OF Plymouth will close
Friday afternoon for the mid.winter
vacation OF a week. Schools will re-
open Monday, March !.
Gasoline Thieves Active
Several Plymouth. residents have
reported during the past few days
that gasoline has been taken from
their cars while parked In their
yards at night.
1.-THE Peeping Tom" Is also con-
tinuing his activities In Plymouth
with several residents reported see
ing him looking in windows of their
homes, but being unable to catch
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