The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-19

The work of oiling the streets in the town of Plymouth are expected to start as soon as the oil arrives at the station. The work of oiling the streets in the town is part of the dirt road program which will be carried out here according to an agreement reached by First Selectman William Eustice and the state highway commissioner. All of the streets and roads leading onto the three different state high ways in this town will be oiled for a distance of several hundred feet back from the main roads. In the East Church district, it is planned to start oiling the road at North Riverside avenue, pass the fair grounds and through East Church onto the Harwinton state highway. In all about 10 miles of road will be oiled at the present time at a cost of about $10,000.
 A large force of men have been engaged during the past week in scraping the road and trucking sand to have 1t ready for the oil- ing when it was started, thus giv- ing the unemployed in this place an opportunity to have a little work.
 Child Slightly Injured
 Margaret Seibert, 6, daughter of MT and Mrs Urban Seibert of Pearl street was hit and knocked down by an auto on lower Main street, yesterday morning. The driver stopped and looked over the girl who had picked herself up and after seeing the child was able to walk he jumped into his car and drove on.
 The little girl was but slightly Injured, suffering few cuts and pulses about the face.
 Monthly Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Bristol Terryville Thomaston Homing Pigeon club will be held at the home of Otto Hoffman on next Monday evening, the date of the meeting being advanced one week due to the regular meeting night falling on Labor day.
 County Four IT Meet
 The county meet of the All clubs will be held with the Goshen Fair this year on Labor day. The Goshen fair will use two large tents for the exhibit of the mem bers of the All clubs. This exhibit is held each year alternately with Goshen, Washington an Riverton Fairs.
 Picnic Saturday
 All members of the Plymouth Agricultural Society and their friends are invited to attend the picnic and field day which will be held on the Terryville fair grounds. Saturday afternoon, starting at one o'clock. A program of sports will start at o'clock which will be held on the Terryville fair grounds, Saturday afternoon, start ing at one o'clock. A program of sports will start at 1 o'clock which will include ball game. tug of war, horse shoe pitching, quoit pitching an races with a basket lunch to be served late in the afternoon. The women are asked to bring lunch which will be served in the exhibi- tion hall.
 Suffered Fractured Skull
 William Markovitch, son of MT and Mrs Dimitry Markovitch of South Eagle street is a patient at the Hartford hospital suffering from a fractured skull received last Saturday while cutting a limb from tree, which fell and struck him. The young man was treat ed by Dr Ralph Long following which he was rushed to the Hart ford hospital where he will. be operated upon in an effort to re- lieve the fracture.
 Legion to New Britain
 Nearly 100 members of Ply mouth post, No. 72, American Le- zion are expected to participate in the big parade in New Britain on Saturday afternoon which will be held in connection with the state convention Of the legion. The mem- bers of the local post are requested to meet at the Legion rooms at o'clock 50 that they may make the trip together to the Hardware City
 The local post will march with the other posts of Litchfield county and have been assigned tho fifth division of the parade. Ths unsfs