The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-11
l TERRYVlLLE Correspondent: }. F. Ryan, IA w.
 Main St.-TeL 0559 Bristol DiS.
EUSTICE SEEKING
 60 EXTINCUISHERS
Selectmen Makes AppIica- ton for Town to State
 Defense Council

Terryville, Dec. II - Selectma1 William Eustice has applied to th' State Defense Council for 60 hanC fire extinguishers from the suppl! which the State Defense Counci have, following receipt of word tha' they were available for differen towns in the state.
 Selectman EuStice plans to have the extinguishers distributed ( through the outlying districts O the town when he receives them he extinguishers are of four gal lon capacity and could be used 1T keeping a fire from spreading unti the fire department arrived at tht scene.
 Plans are being made to secure a bumper for Plymouth which would be used for fires. Effort! are now being made to secure per mission to construct 8 small ponc mar the center of Plymouth, fol lowing which fire company would be organized in Plymouth If a bumper was secured for Ply. mouth and a pond constructed, any serious fire which may break ou in the center of that town coulc be kept under control until tht arrival of other departments to as siSt at the fire.
 Red Cross Room
 Mrs. Albert Woodruff has offered the use of one of the rooms in hel home an Main street, Plymouth for Red Cross work. The after. noon sewing meetings will be helt in this room as soon as it is prop. erly equipped with Mrs. R. B Giles, chairman of the Plymouth Red Cross work, stating that sev eral pieces of furniture will b. needed. The room will be heated and used only for Red Cross work The next work meeting will be helt Monday, December IS.
 Rev. Wayne w. Womer of Wes Hartford will be guest speaker a a meeting of the Mems Club o the Congregational church Thurs day evening at 7:45. His topic vii be Peace and the Church. Mem bers of the Senior and Junio Women's F'ederations are invite. to attend. A social hour and re. treatments will follow.
 Supper Meeting A supper meeting of the Lion! Club will be held in their room! in the Scott Building Tuesday night at 6:30.
 Nearly 60 members and invited guests attended the annual spag' hetti supper of the Fire Depart ment served in the fire house or North Main street Saturday night The supper was in charge of Franl Paoleti who prepared the meal.
 Birth of Daughter Announcement has been made O. the birth of a daughter to Lieut. and Mrs. Ronald Rood at Venicl Army Hospital, Florida, Decembe, l2. Lieut.. Rood is the son of MT and Mrs. N. F. Rood of Plymouth road. He is a pilot in the Army Air Corps and is stationed at tht Punta- Gorda Air Field in Florida
 Luther Potter, secretary -treas urer of the Terryville Trust Co., has announced approximately $20, 900 in Christmas Club checks hay, been sent to club members. Completes Training
 Edward B. Mankiewicz, 87 Eas Main street, has completed his boo training at the Naval Training Cen ter at Sampson, N. Y. and i spending a leave at the home O his parents.
 Miss Selma Kosak has beer elected president of the Childrel of Mary Sodality of St. Casimir' church. Other officers elected are vice president, Gloria Ross; secre tary-treasurer, Monica Murawski banner bearers. Eleanor Roman and Jessie Niesiobedski; pillow bearer, Theresa Kushoski.
 The Sodality will hold their an nual Christmas party for member December 28 with the committe, in charge being Jessie Niesiobedski Lucille Piotrowski and Heller Cichon.
 To Confer Degree
 The second degree will be con ferred on 8 large class of candi dates at a meeting of Leo XII Council, Knights of Columbus, in tn parish hall of the Immaculate Con ception church Thursday night. Tn third degree will be conferred ol a class of candidates at a specia meeting in the town hall next Sun day afternoon.
 The annual meeting of the Fore mems club of the Eagle Lock Co will be held in their rooms ill tn plant tonight with refreshments t be served following the bushes meeting.
 County Meeting
 A game supper will be served a the December meeting of the Litch field County Fire Chiefs Emergenc Plan in Kent tonight. The Terry vile department will be repre- scented by Chief c. J. Carrigan. 'Wil liam H. Hoffman, John Gibb, Pat Malley and John Witick.
 Joseph KowOlcxlk
 Joseph Kowolczik, of Bushnel street, Pequabuck, 59, died ct th Bristol hospital, Friday afternoon He was born in Poland, Decembe 30, 1884 and had been a resident ( this town for @ years being employ