The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-23
TERRYvILLE
CIVIC CLUB TO
 MEET MONDAY
Talk on "Sprucing Up The Town" to Be Given By
 Mrs Williams

The regular monthly meeting of the Terryville Civic club will be held in the court room in the Town Hall lat 3 o'clock Monday evening. A very 1ne program has been arrang- ed by the program committee, and the feature of the evening will be 'a talk by Mrs R. wiliiams of thi. place on the subject pertaining to- "Sprucing Up the Town This will cause much interest, for this Ia the time of the year when everyone ts thinking about beautifying their homes and buildings to be in me shape during the summer months when natures vegitation enhances the beauty of the objects 1t sur rounds. The shortage of money tha, is caused by the hard times will not interfere in the promotion of suc- cess in the organization, for no ad- mission is charged and everyone has Ia chance to express his ideas. This town could be beautihed to great degree if enough interest was cre- ated to stir the ambition that lies dormant when suggestions are not brought forth. All those who are interested in the towns welfare should attend these meetings and do their bit towards making this town . town to be proud of. William Queor, who was recently captured in his home follo.-tng a search of several months by the pos lice on the charge of criminal as- sault and breaking tail, and who was taken to the Litchfield jail to await trial, was tried in the LitchfieId county court on Tuesday of this week. The charge pertaining to criminal assault was changed to breach of peace but the charge of breaking jail remained the same. He was sentenced to thirty days in jail on each charge.
 The police of this town were in- formed yesterday of the arrest of John Duke the son of Steve Duke of the Town Hill section. The father was informed of his sons capture and he journeyed to Bridgeport where he found his son and brought him home. This Is the second time that he son has run away.
 The Terryviile order of Knights |of Columbus will hold a regular meeting in their rooms in the Lyceum tonight at o'clock. This meeting will be very important and all members are urged to be present. Grand Knight John c. Sullivan will preside over the meeting.
 Community Club to Sponsor Carnival The Community club of Plymouth have announced that they will spon- sor another carnival this year on the Green in Plymouth, which will take
 place some time in June. Charles Klocker was named the chairman on
 the committee In charge of the carnival.
 The upper end of Allen street is undergoing repair by the town. Some of the low spots in the road which was the settling place of water was
 built up and a drain placed. while structed the view of the driver was cut down and the road made wider In that spot.
 Word has been received here of the death of Eugene Cotter who died in New York city recently.
 The condition of Frank Szamier who is a patient in the St Trancis' hospital in Hartford. recuperating from an operation for the removal of appendix ia greatly improved.
 Amos Lister, who Is In the Hart ford hospital convalescing following an operation for gall stones is also greatly improved. and he is expected to return home on Sunday.
 The weekly whist club held their regular weekly meeting this after noon at tn ehome of Mrs J. Patnode of Hillsiie Park.
 The library directors of this town held d meeting in the Library on Monday night of this week. It was a regular meeting and nor important business came before f.