The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-12
TERRYvILLE PLAY IN BRISTOL
 TOMORROW NIGHT
Locals Lost First Game Grocery Store Robbery
 Reported

The Terryville High school basket morrow night to play the highly suc- cessful Bristol High team on the Bristol High school gym flood. The game is scheduled for D. m.. the start of the preliminary game which consists of opposition of the two sec- ond teams of the respective schools In the early part of the season the locals played Bristol in the same place but made very poor showing, which enabled the coach of Bristol to let his second team play against them. Tomorrow night Bristol High will no doubt find q great change in the local team, although the locals may not win, they will cause q great deal of concern to the Bristol High hoopsters. It is ex- pected that large delegation from this place will be present to witness the game.
 Store Robbed
 The grocery store owned and op- erated by Adam Tanski of Beach avenue was robbed early Monday morning by thieves who took side of beef. a tub of butter and other STOCeIleS tIlut dlllOuuleu tO @Go. Ell trance to the building was gained by the means of a larg- window in the door of the establishment which was pryed out and then leaned against the building. The proprietor was not | familiar with the theft the nexl morning only when he entered the store and stepped on the glass breaking it in pieces. Chief of Po- lice George F. Buckley is making an investigation in the matter and re- suits will be forthcoming in the near future. It is believed that local peo- pie committed the robbery for the one who entered the store was famil- far with it.
 Bank Closed To-day
 The Terryville Trust company had it's doors locked to-day in commem- oration of Lincoln's birthday, and also it being a legal holiday. The bank will be opened tomorrow morning as per usual.
 Men Busy Clearing SnOw-
 First Selectman William F. Eus- tice has his crew of men working on streets at this time in clearing the snow from the culverts and also from all the business establishments on the Main street. The hard snow Tall tnlS year mas been IOTluHate LOT some needy families for it has pro- vided work for the head of the fam fly who is out of work. If the snow had not been cleared off in front of some of the business establishments, it would have remained il. the place where put until the middle of July. MT Eustice should be congratulated on the fine service he has given to the people this year.
 Property Attached
 Attachment papers were served on | Leon MackiewcZ last night by Chief Of Police George F. Buckley under the complaint of the Robert F.. Lowell Shoe company who attached the stock for non payment of shoes. Sheriff Buckley and Officer ROhe were in the store last night check ing over the stock. The writ is re- turnable in the common pleas court for Litchfield county on the second Tuesday of March.
 Secures Divorce
 In the court of common pleas in Winsted yesterday afternoon Frank Maslanka of Main street of this place secured a divorce from his wife. His wife was awarded the custody of her son Henry. MT Maslanka owns the large block on the corner of River side avenue and East Main street, in which two stores are located.