The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-16
TERRYVILLE Local Man Married
 In Philadelphia
Peter Kopcza Dies in Hospital Rally Day to Be Held
 at Mt Hope Chapel

ternity at Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy N. Y.. where he Is a student in the Department of Electrical Engineering. MT Bull is graduate of the Terryville High school, class of 1891.
 Case-O' 'Brien
 Word has, been received in Terry vile of the marriage of Miss Ce- celia O,Brien, a daughter of Mrs Honour and the late Michael O'Brien to Lloyd M. Case, a son of MT and Mrs Charles Case of Min neapolis. The bride who has re- sided in Torrington with her par ents, is a former Terryville girl, having resided here until a few years ago.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev John w. Fay, pastor of St Francis church, Torrington, on Monday.
 To Take Part in. Parade
 The Terryville Drum and Fife Corps held a meeting and rehear- sal in their rooms in the town hall last evening at which time plans for attending the parade and field day in Torrington on Saturday af- ternoon under the auspices of the Torrington Drum and Fife corps was completed. The local corps will take part in the street parade and also in the playing contests which will follow. Major Nicholas Biscoe will take part in the baton swinging contest.
 Miss Chapman ShOwered
 Miss Margaret Chapman of High street was rendered miscellane- ous shower at the home of Mrs Carleton Austin on Main street, yesterday afternoon in honor of her coming marriage to Adrian John- son of Delmar, N. Y.
 The house was prettily decorated in pink and white with a spider web from which the gifts were displayed. At the close of the re- ception, abuffet lunch was served. Among those present were Mrs Charles Chapman, Misses Claudine and Margaret Chapman, Mrs Floyd Chapman. Sr, Mrs Clarence Chap man, Mrs Floyd Chapman, Jr., Mrs tin, Mrs William Gray, Mrs Oscar Miss Margaret Boyingten, Miss
 
 and Arthur Austin.
 Preparing for Winter
 Plans are being completed by the Terryville Chapter of the Red Cross and other local organizations to care for the needy in the Town of Plymouth this coming winter. Residents of Terryville, especially are hard hit by the de- pression with the Eagle Lock Company p/nt, the largest factory here running on a schedule of 30 hours a week and with scores of workers not getting that many hours a week. The huge plant has not had any big lay off of help, such as other plants in this section has done, and has endeavored to keep the help at work as much as possible.
 A large force of workers are also employed by the Town of Ply mouth, working with the street de- partment. They are engaged on the rural roads, where the roads are being widened where neces- sary and considerable gravel being put on the roads in an effort to get away from the mud,
 Last winter the American Le- zion undertook to help the needy by buying car load of coal which was distributed to the needy fam lilies. The legion was assisted by several donations in this work. This year. however. the legion will be unable to secure car load of coal, due to their low traasury.
 During the summer. many local residents have taken advantage of the spare time and have secured permission from property owners in the outlying districts to cut wood which they have been able to have trucked home at a small cost. This wood has been cut up by great many of the families and has been laid aside for any emergency which might arise this winter.
 The annual meeting Of the Chip- panee Country Club will be held, Monday. at 5:15 o'clock at the will be read and officers will be
 Harry I. Bartholomew, chair man of the tournament committee. will distribute prizes to the win ners of this years events.
 The State Manual and Register has been received by the town clerk and is being distributed to those who wish for them.
 Mrs William Wood of New York is spending the week in Terryville visiting relatives.
 Miss Irene Callahan has been confined to her home on High street with illnss.
 MT and Mrs Albert Hinkleman have moved from the Callahan rent on Main street to the home Of Mrs Hinkleman's father, Edward c. Gaylord in East Plymouth.
 John w. Tolles and Ralph Grif- fin are enjoying a several days motor trip to New Jersey.