The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-10
TERRYvILLE 1 Champ Degree
 Team Leaves Eagles to Compete at Na- tiOnal Convention in
 Toledo

i tional Convention in | Toledo
 The state championship degree team of the Terryville Aeric of Eagles left Saturday morning for Toledo, Ohio, where 1t will com pete at the national convention which will open today. The mem- berg of the team making the trip are William Gleason, William Bertnagle. Alexander Neumann. Walter Mcclellan, Alfred Daley, Adam Harbert, Joseph Orlowski and Lawrence Mendelsohn. The trip is being made in two autos and the members will be gone about ten days.
 Meeting Tuesday Evening
 The monthly meeting of Ply mouth Post, No. 20, American Le- zion, will be held In their rooms with all members being urged to tending the state convention of the Legion in New Britain on the 22nd will be made at this meeting and several other matters of im- portance will be brought up for discussion.
 Civil Suit, Tuesday
 The civil suit of Stanley Goslis- ki against Felix Kuznicki will be. heard by Judge o. R. Haase, Tuesday morning. Attorney Frank E. O'Neill will appear for the plaintiff and Aron, Ellis and Dunn for the defendant.
 Married in New Britain According to a certificate filed in New Britain, Saturday, Mrs Re- zelia Horzyn, widow, and Alex ander Borkowski, 66, widower. of Terryville, where he conducts farm, were married in this place on July 23 by Rev Peter J. KacZ- marski, pastor of St Cassimirs church.
 Approaching Marriage
 Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of der Chmieleski. Mrs Mileski was given a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs John Homan on Eagle street, Saturday evening.
 Picnic Largely Attended
 The picnic held on the Chestnut street picnic grounds. yesterday afternoon and evening. by the Polish World War Veterans was largely attended. During the af- ternoon various forms of enter tainment was offered while in the evening dancing was enjoyed with music by q first class orchestra.
 Supper Held
 About 40 members ana their friends attended the clam and corn supper served in the fire house, Saturday evening, for the members of the fire department. Following the supper social time was enjoyed. The members of the Canadian Tug of War team of Winsted were guests of the fire men at the supper. which was pre- pared by Chef Mat Halpin.
 Vital Statistics
 Vital statistics for the town of Plymouth for July show there were four births, four marriages and one death.
 Golf News
 Henry Berens won the Chippa- nee sweepstakes with 82-15-G7. w. r. Wright was second with 89-2l- G8; Paul F.. Sessions, 91-22-G9; and A. r. Fox, 89-20-63, tied for third.
 The city pionship qualify ing round vii lbe held August 22. Originally the qualifying date was set for Saturday. but 1t was dccid- cd 10 give the newer greens at Pe- quabuck n chance to mature.
 Grange Picnic Held
 The Plymouth Grange held their annual outing, Saturday. at tho Andrew Wilson picnic grove in East Plymouth with q large num- Der being In attendance. A boun- tiful lunch was served and games were enjoyed by all present. The feature of the afternoon was - baseball game between the mar ried and s!nsie men with the mar ried men won by the score Of 10-3.
 Wins Caddy Tournament
 Frank Bukowski. popular caddy at the Pequabuck Gold Club, won the caddy's tournament Saturday, when 36 hole match was played Eukowski, who bears the same name as the National Open Golf champion, Billy BukowsBi, played the 38 holes in a 32 and s5. win ming one up over his opponent HlteF bOVdlShy.
 Fire Burns Over Large Area
 The forest fire which has been raging on the mountainf south of Town Hill has burned oyer large area of brush and forest land. The fire broke out last Sunday after noon and continued to burn until Wednesday night when the Terry vile Fire Department was des- patched to the scene to extinsulsh the blaze. They were again called upon Thursday noon when the fire broke out in q different section. The fire again broke out Saturday afternoon and was burning over a yectlon of mountainous ground making 1t hard to reach it by foot The area burned over Is about half mile square.
 Large Group In Waterbury
 A large number of members ot the Terryville Young Peoples Rus sian Asso ociation attended the joint outing held with the Young Peo- pies Club Of Waterbury ht the Bunnell Fafm on Bucks Hlu, Wa tefbpry. yesterday. The trip from this place was mace i1 private cars with chicken dinner being served ut noon, which was followed by swimming. dancing and vari-