The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-20

Terryville, May 20 - State High way workers are continuing the work of surveying along U. s. Route from the Bristol town line to the Thomaston town line, through the Town of Plymouth for the proposed construction of sidewalks as voted 1t a town meeting a year ago. The proposed sidewalks would be con- ytructed on both sides of the ttreets, through the thickly settled ections and on one side of the road the thinly settled sections of the highway.
 It is quite possible that the con- truction work on the proposed sidewalks will not be undertaken until after the war, due to the ban oy the government on construction materials.
 Card Party
 Leo XIII Council, Knights of Co., umbus will hold stag forty-f1ve card party in their rooms on Main street, tonight with prizes to be awarded members of the winning team.
 Returns To Home
 Miss Madeline Evenden has com- pleted her years work at Yale Uni versity and has returned to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Evenden of West Main street, Plymouth for the summer months.
 Promoted
 Word has been received here that Hayden R. Marsh, stationed at the Boston port of embarkation, Boston. Mass, has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant.
 Shows Improvement
 Slight improvement is reported in the condition of representative Will bert N. Austin who is ill of pneu- monia at Bristol hospital
 Flower Sale Friday
 Arrangements have bee:l com pleted for sale of flowers and pot ted plants to be held by the Alethea Society on the steps of the Ply mouth Congregational church, Fri day afternoon. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. George Langdon, Mrs. Samuel Lawson, Mrs. Mamie Chapman, Mrs. N. F. Rood, Mrs. Norman Weed, Miss Edith Sutliffe and Mrs. Andrew Opley.
 Public Card Party
 A public card party will be held in Grange Hall Friday night under the sponsorship of the Social com mittee, The proceeds will be placed in & fund to provide payment of dues of members who are serving in the armed forces.
 U. s. o. Benefit Planned
 The recently organized Elco Girls Club of the Eagle Lock Company office will present a three-act com- ady Danger Girls Working" at the St. Casimir's hall on Saturday, May 22nd at 800 D. m. Proceeds will be donated to the U. s. o. Men in uniform will be admitted without charge and tickets will be sold at the door for those who have not purchased them ahead of time.
 The scene is Mrs. McCarthy's boarding house for girls in New York City, all striving to make their way in the big city The characters are realistically portrayed by the following girls; Selma Kosak the wise-cracking hsop girl; Mary Ho- well the newspaper woman; Mary Pohlod the waitress with aching feet; Katheleen Hannabry the seri- ous minded music student; Victoria Grodecki the faded actress; Clara Abram the stay at home girl; Grace Sanley the kid from the South who wants to crash Broadway; Irene jovotski the girl looking for TO- nance; Mary Basalyga the land ady; Mary Kiejna the mystery wo- nan and Eleanor Bertnagle the maid.
 :, Mrs. Mccarthy the landlady is he proud custodian of the McCar- ;hy Collection group of perfect lncut diamonds. When the McCar- ;hy collection disappears the news paper woman is given two hours to solve the mystery before calling the police. Are you still interested in the outcome? Come and see how these girls solve the mystery.
 Dancing until 100 a. m. will fol- low with music furnished by the Tick Took orchestra of Thomaston. ---------------------