The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25
TERR WHILE r Civic Club To Hear
 Good Discussions
Three Topics Picked for Debate To=nght-Fire Chief
 Issues Annual Report

place at this meeting. The public is invited to attend this meeting and to take part in the discussion, whether they are q member or not.
 Annual Report.
 Fire Chief Cornelius CarriBan has made his annual report as fol- lows:
 Fire alarms answered by Terry Vilc fire department, year of 1851, Total number of fires, 57.
 Chimney fires, 16; dwelling fires 2; barns 9; brush 20; rubbish and dump ,; tree fires, automobile l gas station l grass fire, 1; false alarms 2.
 Valuation of property threatened $34,33J; damage to property $5,- 935.
 Four barn fires where contents were of hay and farm equipment and no water at hand, were total loss.
 C. J. Carrigan. chief,
 Terryyille fire department.
 Eagles in Lead.
 The Eagles forty-fiVe teams went itno the lead in the 45 tournament which is being conducted here by adding 81 points to their total in the contests which were played last Friday evening. The Out laws however, had high total for the evening of SC points. The fircmen won "A and the Knights of Columbus G9. The standing of the teams and their total points at the end of the third week is as follows:
 f.agIea, 244; Outlaws 237; Fire men 232; and Knights of Columbus .217.
 High School News
 rho Terryvillc high school Biz Mess club met Friday during which a short business talk was given following which q play "A Diogencs Looks for a Secretary was presented by members. Tho cast was: The boss, MT Carroll; Francis Mahoney; Jimmie, an of- flee boy, James Flynn; Miss De- vine, q stenographer, Mary Garber; Miss Corliss, a stenographcr, Mary i'ill first applicant, Martha Maskc, second applicant, Stella Kornacki; third applicant. Frances Reynolds; Marie, an office girl, Irene Prislop- ski; Storey smith, file clerk, Charles Becker. Piano selections were rendered by Francis Mahony and a vocational talk was given by Mrs Shcperd.
 ChichosN Held.
 Edward Chichokslti of West Main street was arrested Friday by Of- ficcr George Buckley as he was re- leased from the Hartford county jail. He was arraigned before Jus ticc of Peace Ard Welton in tho local court charged with breaking and entering the home of Mrs ArVidson of Plymouth in Novem- Der, 1930.
 He was bound over to the Litch- field superior court under $400.
 Boy Is Injured. Alex DaWiczyk, a pupil in tho third grade, while waiting for the school bus, Friday afternoon in the Main street school engaged in q tus8lc with one of his companions, and received a strained neck. His father, A. Dawiczyk of RED. No 2 took the boy to the office of Dr Ralph Long.
 Former Harwlnton Official William II. Wilson, who died in Plainsville, Friday morning q vic- tim of double pneumonia was born in Jlarwinton 57 years ago and lived there until 17 years ago when he sold his farm and moved to plainVillc.
 While living in IIarwinton, Mir Wilson represented the town in the legislature and held many town of- ficcs. He was associated with the Brooks Bank and Trust company in TorrinGton for many years. After that he was employed in the office of the insurance commissioner at the state capitol until the time of his appointment as town clerk In