The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
TERRYvILLE
BOY HIT BY CAR
 CROSSING STREET
Received Broken Leg Many Eagles in Water
 bury To-day

Richard Kolakoski, eight year old son of MT and Mrs John Kolakoski, of Pequabuck was struck by a car. as he was crossing the street near the Cooper oven Thermometer Com pany, in Pequabuck on Thursday evening. The driver of the car, A. Johnson of Stoneham, Mass, imme- diately picked the boy up and drove him to the Hartford hospital. where X-rays were taken, showing the boy had broken leg. The driver of the car was arrested by Chief of Police George F. Buckley on the charge of reckless driving. after a thorough in- vestigation. A trial was held in the courtroom in the Town Hall on Thursday evening. before Justice Futile. The case was postponed until July IS, MT Johnson being placed under $50 bonds.
 Eagles Go To Waterbury To-day
 The Terryville Fraternal Order of Eagles are sure of being well repre- scented at the Eagles state convention that is being held in Waterbury, to- day, Sunday and Monday, for fifty members of this organization have signified their intention of attending in writing. The local aerie has hired one of Lyons busses to convey as many members as possible to that place, while the rest will reach there in private cars. The members of the aerie will have certain regalia to sig nifty. the aerie they represent.
 The aerie's degree team will jour- ney to Waterbury again on Sunday morning, where they will participate in the ritualistic contest that will be I.n k ,Sy,,, ,nkt t~,. xx,ttt '. Ia tion on Sunday afternoon. The To- the first prize, for which they were awarded cup to be held for one year. If the local degree team wins first prize they shall keep this cup permanently. The final rehearsal for this event will be held in the Eagle rooms on Sunday morning.
 To Move Stock
 The Atlantic and Pacific Tea com pany have announced that they will no longer continue to have a store on lower Main street. This store will be incorporated with the large store in the center of the village, where at this central point, most of the town trade occurs. The complete stock of merchandise will be moved late Sunday night, so that the central
 
 Saturday morning.
 Chamber of Commerce to Meet
 The TerryvilIe Chamber of Com merce will hold regular meeting in the Town Hall at o'clock sharp, before this meeting are very import ant and every member of this organ ization is requested to be present.
 VVyl,sst Nps.R, HEonxs
 The Terryville Weekly Whist Club held a whist and social at the home of Mrs Frank Armbruster, Thursday afternoon, at which all members were present. Prizes were awarded to the following for the playing of whist: Miss Della Hayes, first prize; Mrs John Gibbs and Mrs Joseph Faith, second and third prizes. con- secutively. Refreshments were serv- ed following the afternoon, complet- ing an enjoyable afternoon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs George Seibert of Allen street, next Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs Angeline Baldwin
 Mrs Angeline Baldwin, age 96 years, died at the Starr home for elderly people in New Britain on Thursday evening. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at o. clock from the Scott funeral home. on Center street. Bristol. Rev Spen- cer Evans, pastor of the Terryville Congregational church will officiate at the burial. Burial will be in Hill side cemetery.
 Carnival Draws Many
 The annual carnival that is given by the Community Club of Plymouth was started again this year, last evening. A very large crowd was in tainment was given later in the even ing. which was greatly enjoyed by the crowd.