The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11

Word was received here yester- day afternoon of the death in Bridgeport of Michael Powers. 55, a former resident of this town. Michael Powers was q son of the late MT and Mrs Richard Powers and was born on Town Hill, his family being well known here a number of years ago. He worked in the machine department of the Eagle Lock Company for several years, but left Terryville about 25 years ago to go to Bridgeport where he has resided ever since.
 The deceased is survived by sis ter, Mrs Peter Joyce of New Haven and Richard Powers of Bridgeport with whom he made his home.
 The funeral will be held III Bridgeport. Friday mornin, with the body being bzrought to Terry vile for burial in the family plot in St Johns cemetery.
 Meeting Tonight The monthly meeting of the Aux Hilary of Plymouth Post, American Legion, will be held this evening in the Legion rooms with severa important matters to be brough' up for discussion.
 The application of Joseph Cour' toris for transportation expenses SC that he could attend the State Trade School at New Britain was denied by thet Board of Edr catio, at its meeting. Tuesday night whel it was discovered that he was : resident of Bristol and not charge of the Town of Plymouth.
 Only routine business was trans acted at the meeting.
 Son Born
 A son, Donald Kenneth, was borI Friday morning to MT and MT Kenneth Barker at their home Il East Plymouth.
 Only a few members were in at tendance at the semi-monthly meet ing of Plymouth Post, America Legion, which was held Tuesda. evening, the heavy snow storm that is keeping the attendanc' down. Due to the smal lattend ance no business was transacted. It was announced at the meet that the last session between tn Polish Political Club and the Le zion Pinochle Tournament will b held Friday evening in the Legiol rooms.
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 The monthly meeting of tn Luther League will be held thi evening in the parlors of St Paul Lutheran church at 7:S0 o'clock following whicK the cast will re hearse the second act of "The Hur ricane House" which will be pro sented later this month.
 The confirmation class will mee Saturday morning at 10 a. m. John Lackman of Thomastol | was fined $10 and costs when 1 | was arraigned in the local polic court before Justice Harry E Taylor on charge of speeding Lackman was arrested by Chief Q | Police George F. Buckley last Sat urday night, following an acciden on West Main street when Lack mans car collided with ca driven by Harry Atwood.
 George NardoZza of 20 Howar' street, Waterbury, and Edwar' Stephens of Ripley street, Wilbra ham. Mass. scheduled to appear Il court for hearing, had their case continued until April 22nd. flight School Pupils to Compete Six girl students of Terryvill High school will compete in tn state stenographic interscholasti' championship contest which vii be held at Stamford, Saturday af ternoon, under the sponsorship o r the Connecticut Business Educa tors Association.
 Those from the advanced steno graphic class of the local schoo whi will take part in this event ar' Mary Blum, Mary Pohold, and Eliz abcth White, while Margare O'Connell, Jean Saturn and Rutt Batterton will represent the schoo in the beginners division.
 Another in the series of stag fl card parties vii lbe held this eve ming in the k. of c. rooms in the Lyceum. The contests will start at 7:45 D. m. with prizes to De awarded to the wkinninl table.
 To Hold Food Sale
 The Girl Friendly Candidates oi St Marks church will hold Len ten Food Sale in the Guild rooms Saturday. April 18th. from 2 to