The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
TERRYVILLE Correspondent. Ryan, Div New Vault Is Being Built In Town Hall
Town Records to Be Transferred From Eagle Lock Company as Soon as Finishing Touches Are Applied

| falling early Tuesday morning and causing the state highway blows to clear the highways. During the day the snow melted a little on the highways, only to freeze as evening came on, making travelling exceed- ingly treacherous.
 Throughout the state, town trucks sanded the various hilly streets. The wet snow, packing down, caused many cars to skid.
 Tomorrow will be observed as a general holiday here, with all places of business being closed. The fac- tories will close this evening, but will reopen Friday morning. Many of the stores will remain open until 10 o'clock this evening.
 Community Club Co Meet
 There will be meeting of the Plymouth Community club at Com munity club at Community hall this evening. Fred N. Buell. will preside at the business meeting and Irving White will be in charge of the chs tertainment features.
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 Tentative plans arc being made for the opening of the pinochlt tourney for men by the officers oi the club which has played tho pas, two winters. As soon as the open- ing date is selected. 1t will be nn- nounced by Irving White. president Arrives by Plane
 Mrs. Samuel Copeland Palmer and son, arrived by plane, yesterday from San Francisco, Cal, to attend the funeral services this afternoon of Mrs. Palmcr's father, the late Charles W. Plumb.
 There will be q meeting of the Public Speaking class, this evening at the Prospect street school ht 7.30 o'clock.
 Eagle Lock Company
 The Eagle Lock company plant reopcncd Tuesday morning with the 825 employees who have been on strike since Tuesday, November IT, returning to work. During the strike, the plant was at complete standstil.
 Very little talk was heard through out the plant yesterday or this morning in regards to tho strike and everybody appears satisfied with the way in which tho strike was settled.
 Funeral services for the late Charles W. Plumb, secretary and purchasing agent for tho Eagle Lock company and one of Terry villes best known residents, WaS held from his home. "fhc Plumb stead" on North Main street. at 2:30 o'clock today with Rev. George W. Hill. D. D.. former rector of the South Congregational church of New Britain. officiating. Burial was in the family plot In Hillside ccme- tery.
 The honorary bearers were
 otis 5. HouRh, George c. Clark and Howard D. Allen all of Terry vile: Harold E. Reid and Karl A.. Reiche of Bristol; Herbert Sutton of Litchfield. representing the Sphinx Temple of the Mystic Shrine of Hartford were N. J. Scott. W. T, FOWcll, w, H. bltbhti blh Vhh"'' Hunter of Hartford; Harry c. Brown Peter Reiser, Frank A. Ken nedy and l.. W. Greene nll of Brls- tol and Carlton M. Austin of Terry vile, Master of Union Lodge, No. %, A. Y. and A. M. of Thomaston,
 The active pallbearers were; pr. Y. B, Woodward and Sumner l.. Norton of Torryville; George Lang don and plvmouth. Paul M. Hub bard of Bristol. Howard l.. Ritter and George w. Seeton of Hartford.
 Big Show Here
 The largest road show to ever play in Tcrryville will begin q four days engagement in tho Mayfair Theatcr this afternoon and finish their engagement with q midnigh' show Saturday evening. "Connles Hot Chocolates featuring Fly Clark's i5-piecc band and com- pany of 35 colored artists has been secured as the attraction by Jo- seph Faith. manager of the May fair.
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