The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-05
TERRYVILIE Correspondent: J.F. Ryan, I4 W Main Ss.-TeL 8B59 Bristol Div
BRISTOL FIRM
 LOWEST BIDDERS
Helnling Brothers Offer to Construct Two Cement
 Bridges for $4,25O

Terryville, Nov. 6- Helming Brothers of Bristol, with 6 bid of S4250.10, was low bidder on the con- struction of two cement bridges in this town, one on Makara street, Pequabuck, the other on Matthews street, in East Church. Several firms submitted bids on the two bridges, which are to be of cement and steel construction, replacing wooden bridges which are among the last wooden bridges in this town. It is expected the contracts for the two projects will be awarded within Q few days and work started shortly.
 To Face Charge
 Officer Samuel Lawson stated Tuesday that Patrick Charrett, 20 of IT Judd street, Waterbury a pa- tient at the Waterbury Hospital, suffering from decorations of the forehead and abrasions of the back and shoulder, following an auto ac- cident on Mount Tobe road, Ply mouth Monday morning. will be no- tified when discharged from the hospital to appear in town court to face a reckless driving charge.
 To Present Program
 A program presented by the Col oQuer Debating Club will be fea- ture of the high school assembly in town hall Thursday morning at 10:55.
 The annual freshman -sopho hoTnoge reception of Terryville high school will be held Friday night in the town hall with Miss Katherine Kilbride and Ernest Buell. of the high school faculty in chareg.
 To Tender Reception
 Members of the faculty of the Prospect street school and others associated with Mrs. Margaret Clem- ents through her many years of teaching in the local schools will hold a reception in the home of Miss Lida Rozelle in Thomaston to- night from to 10. Former pupils of Mrs. Clements, whose resignation as teacher after 41 years of ser- vice in Terryville schools took ef- feet November 1, are invited.
 To Speak Tonight
 Head Coach J. O. Christian of the University of Connecticut will be guest speaker at the Mems Night program at the Terryville Con- gregational church tonight. The committee in charge consists of Merton Williams, Richard Cook and Howard w. Russell
 Public Card Party
 A public card party will be held by the Young Peoples Fellowship Society of St. Marks Episcopal church tonight in the Glild Rooms on North Main street. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
 Fire Department Active
 William H. Hoffman, secretary of the Terryville Fire Department, an- nounced today the department will sponsor a bowling team this winter. The team will be fully outfitted. A special meeting of the department will be held Sunday at 1 o'clock for practice and getting acquainted with thme departments apparatus.
 The annual meeting of the hose company will be held November 10 with the annual meeting of the hook and ladder company Tuesday, Mo- vember IS.
 New Car
 4 new Chevrolet business coupe has been delivered to Selectman William Eustice. It was purchased from the road appropriation and will be used by the Selectman in his duties in town. The coupe which has been used by Mir. Elistice for the past few years. was turned in towards the purchase of the new car. This makes the second new car purchased by the town during the past month. a coach having been purchased fo Fthe police department a few weeks ego.