The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-15

WLllle LNIs nOluhOWohA Aeso SSSH O leading vote getter in tn Demo- cratic party.
 Unemployment Census
 Forms for the unemployment census have been received at the postoffice and will be distributed Tuesday. All who are unemployed, partially employed, members of the eco, IVA or WPA are asked to All out and return the forms.
 Permits have been received by members of the fire department to install a red light on the front of their cars which may be used when they are answering an alarm to @ fire. The lights cannot be used at any other time.
 Concert Largely Attended
 The annual concert by St. Cyril and Methodius Russian church in the town hall Saturday evening was largely attended. The hall was crowded with interested listeners. Dancing was enjoyed following the concert.
 Real Estate Transaction
 Elsie l.. Galpin has sold prop erty on Hillside avenue, Plymouth, to Ignat Shabat, according to record filed In the office of Town Clerk Matthew F, Hayes.
 Card Party Held
 About 50 attended the opening card party of the season of the Ter ryville Fair society in the fire house Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded to Arthur Austin, John Barry and Jerry LaTour In 45; while in the women's 45, Mrs. c. J. Carrigan won the prize. Mrs. Will liam Hoffman and Mrs. Herbert Cleveland were awarded prizes in pinochle while Clarence Tucker won the prize in setback. Refreshments were served. The next party will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Gaylord In East church November 27th.
 Return from Trip
 The following evening school pu- pills enjoyed the weekend pilgrim age to Washington; Mrs, Victoria Barawiak, Mrs. Sophia Blechar2yk, Mrs. Stella Chimelewski, Mrs. Paul lena Maske, Mrs. Julia Roman and Mrs. Nellie Yashanski. They were accomanied by Mrs. Tekla Dzamba, Miss Alice Yashanski and Miss Mary Yashanski.
 Grange Meeting
 Neighbors Night will be observed by Plymouth Grange Wednesday evening with the program to be pre- sented by Torrington, Bethlehem and Mad River Oranges. Refresh inents will be served following the meeting
 Meeting Tuesday
 A class of candidates will be ini- tiated and plans made for Q series of entertainments at the meeting of the Eagles Tuesday evening in their rooms. This will be the first meeting in their new $20,000 home.
 To Start Installation
 Selectman William EuStice has announced that work of installing the new drinking system in the Ply mouth Center school will be started within Q day or two. The new artesian well has been completed Just south of the school building and 1t is planned to install new bub- blers, an electric pump and Q stor- age tank in the school. The board of finance has appropriated $i,oo0 to carry on this work.
 District Meeting Here The auxiliary of Plymouth post, American Legion, have invited the auxiliaries of Litchneld county to meet here Wednesday, December 18th, at the same time that the | county posts are meeting in Terry vile.
 The auxiliary has completed plans to make stuffed toys and knitted ar- ticles such as scaris, gloves and nit tens which will be sent to the U. s. | veterans hospital In Newington.
 Fined In Court
 Ralph B. Harder of Bristol. | charged with reckless driving, was fined $25, $l0 of which was remitted and assessed costs of $l8,l2 when arraigned In the local police court Saturday, Harder was the driver of the car which struck and seriously injured John Makara of Makara street, Oc- tober l2, as he was walking along the side of East Main street. Makara has Just recently been released from the Bristol hospital.
 Red CrOss Campaign
 Cards were sent to oil subscribers of the Red Cross today asking them to reJoin the Red Cross during this week. There will be no house to house canvass here. A booth will be opened in the lobby of the post office each day this week with Mrs. Sumner l.. Norton and Mrs. Charles W, Plumb in charge.
 Apply for Marriage License
 John Prochncki and Mrs. Bertha Chickby of Bristol have applied to Town Clerk Matthew r. Hayes for a marriage license
 Profit shown
 A profit of $50 was shown on the two day rummagG of the auxiliary Of St. Peters Episcopal church in the town building.
 Opcn Mcetlng
 An open meeting on Adult Edu- cation" will be held Tuesday night by the Plymouth Parent Teacher association at the home of Mrs. Leslie Hall on West Side avenue, The group will study tho making of minor bandages and the reading of thermometers.
 To Present Play
 Russell Bull, well known In dra. matte circles in this vicinity, will play the part of Bob Strong" in "The Circus" in the Grange hall, Plymouth, Friday and Saturday evenings under the auspices of tho Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society. Others taking active part in the play, which will feature about