The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-23
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HARTFORD DRIVER
 ARRESTED HERE
Charged With Illegal Use of Markers Block Ten
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Omcer James P. Ryan Of Thomas ton arrested William Ryan Of 1G Girard avenue. Hartford. Wednes- day afternoon chaTged with Illegal use Of automobile markerst Ryan's car became stalled on the Torring- ton road and was later t0wsd 10 . local garage. Ryan made several unsuccessful attempts to dispOGe of the car. 0nicer Ryan became suspi- in Hartford and found that Ryan was driving the car with markers that belonged to . car owner in Hart ford. Ryan denied his guilt but later admitted the markers be- 1onged to . car which was turned into his agency in Hartford Tues- day. Bonds of s1G were posted for his appearance in the local court next Wednesday.
 Members of Eagle Rock Give Party
 The members of Eagle Rock wifi give . card party in the chapel at Reynolds Bridge this evening at o'clock. Pr1xes for bridge, whist and pinochle will be given. The proceeds will be turned over to the Sunday school.
 Tenants NOtiAed to vAca4e
 The tenants in the Canfield block on East Main street have received notice from the state department to vacate their present quarters by the 18th of May. The building is just at the point where the construction of the new bridge to span the rail- road crossing starts. and local peo- pie take this as m aksurance that the work of constructing the new bridge will start this summer.
 Show Circle Being Constructed
 M. c. Guernsey is having . large circle constructed In his lot near the Guernsey stable for the purpose of breaking and schooling riding horses for shows. Innis Brothers. Inc. are doing the work which is more than half completed. The cir- cle will also be used by the Benedict riding academy.
 I1ree Masonic Meeting Held
 More than 100 attended the com munication of Union lodge of Masons in Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Ralph Benedict of Water bury. district deputy of the third Masonic district. was present. The FeIlowcraft degree was also ex- emplined. visitors from Terryville. Waterbury and Watcrtown were
 Hard Surface Roads Under Care
 Selectman Eugene Terrence and his road force have been at work this week repairing the broad surface roads about town. These roads which have been built with thni the past few years stand the wear and very little repair is needed to keep them in shape.
 Thomaston BowIcrs Defeat Westport
 The Thomaston Recreation State league bowling team won the best two out of three games with the state league team of Westport. We'd nesday evening in Westport. Frank Grasso had high single for the eve- ming with a score of 138. He also had straight 10 boxes making a spare on the last box and ending up with score of 109. Westport will play a return match Friday evening at the Recreation alleys.
 Briefs
 Many more people have been laid off at the Seth Thomas Clock Co. and the Plume < Atwood Co. has dropped hack to three days q week.
 Miss Edith Kenea of Elm street. who has been spending the winter at her place in Florida, has returned home.
 Mrs. Claud Tickets of Bantam was the guest of local relatives for a short time Wednesday.
 Walter Armstrong who is serious ly i'll with pneumonia, was reported to be slightly improved Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Shoettle of East Main street, announces the marriage of their daughter. Lillian May Specific To Raymond F. How ard. Both young people are former students of Stones Business college.