The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-28
TERRYvILLE
YOUTH BOUND
 OVER THURSDAY Charged With Theft-H0r- ace Thompson, 70, Died
 Yesterday

Ralph Olmsted of this place was recently arrested by Chief of Police George F. Buckley on the charge of theft. O1mstcd was charged with entering the home of Jerome Hayes of Harwinton and stealing some val uables. He was tried in the Har- winton court on Thursday of this week and pleaded not guilty. The judge found him guilty of the charge and bound over the defendant to the next term of the superior court un- der bonds of $1,000. It Is believed that this is the last member of the gang that used to be operating in this section of the country in the past two years, the other having been apprehended and sentenced. Horace Thompson
 Horace Thompson, aged 70 years, died at his home on Emmett street on Friday afternoon following an illness of pneumonia. MT Thompson had been i'll but a few days when death occurred. He was born in Canton, Conn. on March 25, 1861, living in that place for lS years when he moved to Terryville, where he became employed in the Eagle Lock factory, where he maintained record of almost 50 years service. He was 0 member of the American Mechanics' organization. of Bristol, g. charter member of the Terryville Fishing club and @ life long membe of the Terryville Congregational church. He is survived by his wife, Leonora and three sisters; Mrs Julia Emmons and Mrs Emily Kent of this place. and another sister who resides in Bristol and whose name could not be learned when this ar- ticle was written.
 The funeral will be held at his home on Emmett stret on Monday afternoon at 3:30 p. m. Rev Spencer E. Evans will ofIiciate at the services. Funeral arrangements are in charge of George F Scott X Son of this place. Burial will be made in West cemetery in Bristol.
 Improving
 Amos H. Lister, proprietor of the Lister Hardware store; near the post office, who Is in the Hartford hospi- tai where he is recovering from an operation for gall stones. is reported to be improcing and will be in good health again in q few weeks.
 Double Feature To-day
 Manager Joseph Faith of the Aud itorium theater. will inaugurate Q new schedule to-day in regard to the features he will present to the pub He. He will start this afternoon at 2:30. in running double feature event. This schedule will be fol- lowed throughout the course of the year. The double feature to be pre- scented to-day are: "Her Private Af- fair. with Ann Harding as the star. The other picture will be the Bach elor Father,. This picture will be the main attraction for Marion Davies will star in 1t. This is the third talking picture that she has ever made. hte other two in which she starred being "rhe F'forodora Girr' and Marianne.
 Briefs
 Daniel Barker has purchased a new Chevrolet six from the Atwood street.
 The condition of Sherwood Mo- Burney remains critical following his attack with pneumonia.
 The St Marks German Lutheran church will hold mass service in the church on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Sunday school will follow immediately afterward.
 The stephen Terry lodge. No 59, worked the third degree, last night in their rooms on Main street. Many visitors from Torrington and Water bury were present.
 The Weekly Whist club held it's regular meeting this week at the home of Mrs Thomas McDonough of Hillside park. The winners of the afternoon were Mrs Catherine Caiia- han, Miss Anna Blum and Mrs John Patnode.
 yinal Kermision has entered the Hartford hospital where he will undergo observation and treatment.