New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
FLAlH WILLIE NE EW0 BRISTOL MFG. CO.
 PURCHASES LAND Mill Use Property to House Its
 EnpIoyes JlTNEY BUS HITS WAGON

ACcident--EiTezncn'S Fair to Open
 Tonight--J. H.. TrumhulI Attcnti, tA \enison Dinncr-Other Items. The Bristol Manufacturing company has burchased from James and William tIa ton property situated oa Broad and Church streets consisting of land and buildings on Broad street and also on the corner of Church ami Broad streets. The property has Il frontage of 152 feet on Broad street and 140 feet on Church street. The deal was negotiated through the agency of Charles r, Conlon. ;. It is said that the Bristol Manurac~ turing company, in purchasing this property. intends to follow the exam ple of otheE manufacturing firms in CSis locality and use the houses a5 li>aaE quarters for the foreraen. :. Fair Opens Tonight.
 '1hs annual firemen's fair, tnder the auspices Of the tPlainNilIe Hose co panN,. will . open this evening in the Trum bull factory addition. The St. Aary's Lady Minstrel troupe of Southington will furnish the enter tainment and dancing will follow until midnight
 Chairman William Cafm ba ch, of the enterta inment committee, has ar ranged program for tomorrow eve ming which will be furnished by Bristol talent. Mrs. Anna Bree is in charge Of the program and she has promised to provide instrum ental and vocal music and also dancing by the NiCkers sisters Of Bristol. These children have appeared here in the past and their talent as dancers is recognized
 The Naugatuck minstrels will be here Saturday night and will bring with them q large following from the Rubber Town. A number of cash prizes will be drawn on Saturday mia ht in addition to about D articles of value on which canVa ssers re col lecting dimes.
 Strikes Another Wagon.
 \ jitneN bus, driven by Albert G. kinnis struck a wagon at the corner of East and East Main streets la st evening about :45 o'clock. The damage Was slight. but the vehicles were in such a position as to hold up the trolley cars at that point for sev- eral minutes. kinniS is the driver who struck a wagon driven by LNman Peck last week. resulting in extensive da mage to the jitney bus
 Sale Success
 The annual Christmas ale of food and fancy articles under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ad- vent Christian church opened yester- day afternoon. The sale netted S123 yesterday and continued today. It will close at 9 o'clock this evening.
 Guest At Ncni,on Dinner.
 John II. Trum bull was a guest d l. VeniSon dinner at the Elm Tree inn in Pennington on Tuesday evening, the host being Edwin Clayton of Bristol. Mr. Clayton recently returned from hunting trip to New Hampshire and brought back four deer Mf. Trum- bull also just returned from a hunt Ing trip in tl1e north and was called upon for st ories Other spea lIelTs were Mayor Joseph r. Dutton and D. F. Crowley of Bristol.
 Ss.hoos Boarr! Meeting.
 A meeting of the school committee Was held last evening. Routine busi~ ness was transa cted and Rev. Robert Fl. Burton was elected 8 member Of the committee to succeed Nr Buel, whose resignation has been received by the board.
 Birthday Party and Shower
 The office employees of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company held q birthday party at the office today in honor of Miss May Welch Of Southing- ton. The table was decorated with chNsanthemums. A birthday cake was provided.
 Following the party a miscellaneous Bcebe of Bristol, who is to become mas day Miss Beebe received many pretty and useful gifts and alSo the 'coneratuIat tons of her associates
 Brief Items.
 Dollar sale going on at Goldenblun Millinery Co., advt.
 John Eastwood. a clerk in C. w. Hird & Co.'S grocery store. is seriously i'll at his home on Strong court
 Hiss Rem3 LeVasseur has accepted a position with the Trumbull Electric r. com pany.
 The annual sale at the Conereea- :tional church to provide funds for the Sunday school Christmas tree was held yesterday aftefnOon.
 The Parish Guild of the Church of Our Savior 5leld a food sale his after noon.
 Big dollar sale-Cf"ld ldenblum Milli- neN Co.-adNt.
 WANTED-To buy. in Plainvilln, either a two-familN Or single housa.