The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-16
TERRYVILLE
SPECIAL TOWN
 MEETING CALLED
Distribution of Dirt Road Fund of $l7,SOO to Be
 Determined

A special town meeting will be held tonight in the town hall at 8 o'clock, to consider matters pertain ing to the distribution of $17,S00 allotted to this town by the state as part of the rural roads program. This money will be used exclusively for the building and the repair of rural roads, of which this town boasts of one hundred miles. In previous years the town of Terry vile has found it very hard trying to keep the large rural road mileage in proper repair, the money appro- priated for this purpose being small. Although hampered by small funds for this purpose, the town should be congratulated for what they have done. This allotment for rural roads will mean a great deal to many of the townspeople, for it will mean laborers, and thereby give employ ment to those who have applied to the town for keeping.
 Another important question will come before the meeting, this mat ter also pertains to roads. A prop osition has been made by the state in making North Main street 8 state aid road. This will mean that the present road will be widened, leveled and paved to the Harwinton road, which is also paved. In the propo- sition it was stated that the state would pay three-fourths of the cost, and all local labor would be used.
 Charged With Intoxication
 Joseph PoZoZewski of New Britain was arrested by Officer George Rohe Sunday evening for intoxication. The accused had made considerable dis trolley, and was complained against when the trolley reached this place. A trial will be heard in the local court room on Wednesday evening, before Justice William Futile.
 Edwin Kilncr Wins Pigeon Race
 Edwin Kilner of Thomaston won the pigeon race from Charlottesville, Va, last Saturday, when bird owned by him reached here be- for the others. The starting point was 500 miles distant, the birds mak- ing remarkable time in reaching here. John Ellis of Oakville was sec ond, his bird reaching home after the pigeon owned by Kilner. while a bird owned by Robert Bothroyd of this place came in third.
 liC ldoI pl6SOH IdCc Ol luG SedSOu will be held next Saturday from Salisbury, North Carolina, a dis tance of over 600 miles. This will be the seventh and final race of the sea- son, the distance in the race being greater than any of the other races.
 Community Club Carnival
 The Community club of Plymouth will hold their annual carnival on the green in Plymouth on Friday and Saturday nights of this week. Preparations have already been com pleted for the event, which promises to be the largest ever held in the his- tory of the club. On Friday night an entertainment of high order will be given, while on Saturday night a band concert will take place.
 Graduated
 Miss Carolyn Potter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luther Potter of Maple street was graduated from the Connecticut College for Women at New London yesterday. Miss Potter received a degree in arts.
 Miss Marion Tolles, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Burrett Tolles of Orchard street was graduated from the Middlebury college yesterday afternoon with class number in the proximity of 150.
 Eagles Hold Meeting Tonight
 The Teryville Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold their semi-annual meeting tonight in their rooms above the Auditorium. This will be a very important meeting and all members are requested to be present. President William Bertnagle will pre- side over the meeting