The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-01-30
TERRYVILLE
$50 Members
in Civic Club
Organization Proves Value
Over Period of Year

Tho TcrryvilIe Civic Club. which
Wns organized a. little over year
ago has attracted much attention
from the residents Of the town oil
Plymouth and at the present time
has n mcmberHhlp Of over 1bO
members. During the past year
the officers Of tho club have
brought a. number OF prominent
speakers to Tcrryville In addition
TO the members taking part In sew
cral debates and presenting the
programs themsclves.
The purpose OF the club III 70
provide a. forum where the towns
people may meet to discuss polnts
OF interest pertaining to town, STATE
or national questions. The hverhK:
attendance OF the meetings hab
been obout 50 and many interest,"
ing questions have been brought
up for diHcusison at the various
meetings held.
with the coming national con-
ventions and political campaign OF
the major q good many Interesting
programs are In the making per-
inining 10 the candidates and pro-
posed platforms.
Party saturday Night
A private dance and card parry
Will be held In the Community hhii.
plymouth, by a. group OF local peo-
pic, this evening. 1nvltationb nave
been Issued to Plymouth, Terry
Vile, Bristol, ThomastOn and other
ncighbOrinK town residents win
the result that a. large crowd ~
looked forward to. A similar party
wns held two weeks ago ut which
over 1875 people were In attend
ance.
Monthly Meeting Monday
The monthly meeting OF the
TcrryyiIlc- stOl-ThOnhbtOn Pig
con Club will be held Monday eve
ming Mt the home Of Henry Llpbk'
on Hiilsidc Park. Following the
business meeting Il social hour VIII
be enjoyed.
Fire Department to Meet
The monthly meeting OF thc
Tnrryville Fire Department VIII D"
held Monday evening at 1;3o
| O'Clock at which time jules Steffen.
H. representative of the Mine Shfe.
Ity Appliance Company WIZ
demonstrate the using OF the ~. H.
InhaImtor and the Burrell All Serv-
leo gan mask. Several other i'm
! pOrtant matters are also to come
| DcJOTe tHII II'Nt''s'
| Church Services.
aervIceg In Terryvillc churches,
Sunday, win be- AZ follows:
~ Cnsimir's church --~' Rev Peter
Kacznnrski. pastor. Mnsses at
4 and 10 n. m.
| ~ Mfchnel's Greek Chtholif
church - Rev M. NJ. Skrotgky
pnstor. Service at 3.3D II. N.
NJ Cyril and Methodius Russian
Orthodox church ~~- Rev Joseph
pishtcy. pastor. Service at 10 IL. N
CONGREGATIONAL church ~-- Rev
Spencer ". Evans, rector. sunday
school at 3:45 n. m, gcrvlcc ol
worship at 1915 81. II.
1T Marks EpiscopaI church 800
Rev John wilkins. pastor. Service
ut . O'Clock followed by sunda,
school.
Holy Trinity German Lutheran
church 49, Rev Paul Schultz. Eng.
| lisb devotion ut 8 n. m, Sundn,
school al $3.50 a. m..0crman dsVo'
ton at 1880 a. m.
II Pnul's German Lutheran
| church ~--- Rev A. v. Glllhmhh
pastor. English devotion at . am,
sunday school at 10 II. m, German
preaching at II Il. m.
l. cHufCn OF inc iUlHlhf""'' 'V"'
ception - Rev Joseph DcRnhn
pastor. Masses ~ $40 ana 1906
| a.. m.
In Critical Condition
Donald Wells, 4 ychrs OLD, o.
Collier avenue. Bristol, IN IN
critical condition at the Bristo
hospital, where, no underwent
serlous operation, Wcdncsda,
morning. Donald IN the son y
The late Mr. and Mrs LEROY Wells
who wcre killed In an automobile
accident last July, short distance
from their home. The little fol
low was also a passenger IN TN
automobile at the time 81 the ac
cident and was seriously injured II
that accident.
| The family were former resi-
dents OF Terryvtlle,
Icc Storm
Cars were obliged 10 travel Will
much care yesterday afternoon