The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-26
TERRYVILLE

Charles Orwacki. IF, and Ralph Zermack, 14, were tried yesterday afternoon in the local town court on the charge of breaking and entering the summer home of John sutliffe on the Cemetery road in Plymouth. Both boys were given suspended re- formatory sentences and placed un- der a years probation. Deputy Sher- if George r. Buckley and Constable Gustave A. Goldbeck arrested the two boys in Thomaston Tuesday af- ternoon. The boys were also charged with taking several pieces of fur niture from the SutlIffe home.
 Escaped Jailed Man Rearrcstcd
 Chief of Police George F. Buckley learned of the living of William Queor In this surrounding territory and visited his room. where he found the man. Phe man was rearrested on two charges. that of criminal as- sault, for which he was charged last year before his escape, and the charge resulting from his escape from the local lookup. The man was arrested last year and was placed in the town jail overnight. When Chief Buckley went to see the prisoner the
 
 open and the prisoner gone. An ex- tensive search was made in the woods surrounding this town but no evidence of his being there was found. A hearing was held yes- terday afternoon before Judge Futile and the prisoner was turned over to the superior court.
 Eagles To Hold Froiic July 24
 The Terryvilie aerie of Eagles, No 201O will hold an Eagles frolic in the Auditorium hall on July 24. This will be an immense affair and 1t is done in connection with the national orders of the aerie. At this affair there will be dancing with very fine entertainment and possibly a card event being held in the Eagles rooms above the Auditorium. one feature of the event that will at- tract many Is the fact that the tick cts are printed by the national aerie and will be numbered. Purchasers of these tickets will have chances on $g5,000 which will be given away to the lucky winners. The first prize will be of $25,00O, the second two $10.000 prizes and several more in proportionate ranges. The winners of this contest will be announced at the Eagle convention to be held in August.
 Briefs
 Sherwood McBurney of Woods court is confined to his home with an attack of illness which Is very serious.
 Edward Flynn of Main street. is confined to his home with an at- tack of septic sore throat.
 Services were held in the 1mmac- ulate Conception church last night. Rev Faye from Torrington. preached the sermon for the evening.
 Amos Lister is reported to be in an improved condition following an operation for gall stones in the Hart ford hospital on Tuesday.
 The Terryvilie Fife, Drum and Bugle corps will hold meeting in Its rooms in the town hall. 4 re- hearsai will be held following the meeting.
 Harry simon. proprietor of the Terryvilie Furniture and Crockery store. attended . convention in Hart ford yesterday.
 The rain we experienced yesterday removed most ai1 the snow that re- mained after the three days of warm weather. There is. however. q depth of 1t left fin the protected areas.
 The Weekly Whist club held itA regular weekly whist meeting in the home of Mrs Thomas McDonough of Hillside park this afternoon.
 Horace Thompston. who is ser iously ill at his home on Emmett street, is reported to be unimproved.
 The condition of Carlton Callahan who was taken 10 the Bristol hospi- tai on Tuesday, suffering with pneu- monia, is reported to be In the ser. ious stage yet