The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-28


 be MT. and Mrs. A. H. Lister, MT and Mrs. Robert Metcalf, Mir. and Mrs. Harry s. Fisher, MT. and Mrs. William Eustice, MT. and Mrs. George Plumb and MT. and Mrs. John Janser.
 The committee in charge includes Louise Lister, Russell Bull, Dorothy Pratt and Norman Plumb.
 No Pigeon Race
 The 300-mile-race scehduled by the Bristol T erryville Thomaston Pigeon club Saturday from Wash ington, D. C., has been postponed because of the holiday.
 Wedding Announced
 Announcement has been made of the marriage at the Methodist church rectory, Millerton,. N. Y, Saturday of Miss Doris Grif1n of West Hartford, and George Hart, son of MT. and Mrs. George Hart of Plymouth. Rev. MT. Johnson per- formed the ceremony and the bridegroom's parents were attend- ants. The newlyweds will reside in Bristol.
 Invited To Exercises
 The auxiliary of Plymounth post. American Legion, has accepted an invitation to attende the Memorial services in Terryville Congregation al church Sunday morning at lO:4o. Mrs. Harry Kamens, president, re- quests all members to be at the legion rooms at 10:30 so they may attend the services in body. Rev. Spencer E, Evans, rector of the church will deliver the sermon. Rendered Reception A reception in honor of Mrs. Henry A. Sullivan who is retiring as a school teacher in the local schools in June after teachlne nearly IS years was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Buell. on Prospect street recently. Mrs. Sullivan taught for short time in the Tolles district school before being appointed a teacher m the Main street school. All mem- bers of the school board as well as teachers from local schools were in attendance.
 Mrs. Sullivan was presented a pair of book ends by the Teachers association, the presentation peng made by MT. Buell., president of the association. Former pupils of Mrs. Sullivan, now high school students, presented her with pen and pen cil set the presentation being made by Miss Olgo Lyga, valedlctorlan of the esnior class of the high school
 Olga Lyga, Elsie Taylor and Elo- ise Ratte, students ln the nlgh school served refreshments.
 Meeting Held e 'Twenty-three members were in attendance at the meeting of the Elco Office club in the foremen's rooms of the Eagle Lock company Thursday evening. Following hash and pancake supper, a short ouSl" ness meeting was held with Frank Mathes, Jr., presiding in the absence of William H. Hoffman, president who is confined to his home with Hines. A social time was enjoyed. Cars Damaged
 A sedan driven by Walter Sadoski of Hillside park and light delivery truck owned by the Beach Avenue market and driven by Victor Dzlien- ski, of Beach avenue, collided at the corner of South Main stret and Agency avenue, yesterday afternoon. The front of the sedan was badly damaged while the right side ot the truck was also damaged. Chief of Police George F. Buckley investi- gated the accident. The drivers set tied the damage among themselves Attending Convention
 Rev. Arthur M. Schroeder, rector of St. Pauls Lutheran. church, IS attending the ninth annual conven- tion of the United Lutheran synod in New York city in the Holy Trln- ity Lutheran church.
 An American flag was presented to the Girls Parish club of the Terry vile Congregational church by the Past Presidents association of the G. w. Thompson Women's Relief corps, GAR, in honor of G. w.. Thompson post, GAR, at sepcial II1cSUlIlk yCoUCANdy 1AbSAAAOSAA AAA NAAS social rooms of the church.
 The flag was presented by Mrs. Mary Thompson, president of the corps, and was accepted by Miss Kathleen Jenkins for the Girls Par ish club. Aguest at the meeting was Mrs. Holmes of Bristol, a Civil war veterans widow, who is 93 years old.
 Following the meeting, refresh ments were served by the girls.
 The flag will be used by the girls at the Memorial services m the Congregational church Sunday morning and in the Memorial pa rade Monday morning. Hold Picnic Officers and teachers of the Sum- day school of the Congregatlonai church held their bi-monthly meet ing and a picnic lunch last even- ing at the Whittier cottage in East Plymouth. Twenty-Five were in at tendance.
 Meeting Held A meeting was held in St. Casl- mfrs hall lest evening attended by 35 delegates representing 12 Polish organizations in town, to discuss the possibility of erecting a Polish national home in Terryville. Stan- ley Goscinski was elected president of the committee; Edmund Kohan- ski, vice-president and Mary Mur- awski, secretary. Plans and needs of such a hall in this town were explained by Felix Borowski and Stephen Kloss, who investigated plans for erection of hall. Follow | ing a lengthy discussion the dele gates were instructed to find out how much each of their organiza- tions will be able to provide for the erection of Polish national | home.
 The officers lected were instructed to meet with St. Casimir's society and learn how much the will sell