New Britain herald., 1923-12-11
Bristol News
NEW GAME PRESERVE BOUGHT FOR STATE
Councilman Judd'S Purchase Was
 for Connecticut Commission
TRACT OF ABOUT 40 ACRES

Three Week End Burglaries Reportea
 Funeral Of Mrs. UndeiIhili-st
 Jo.eph's Church 10 Hold Social 1 Basketball Game Tonight
 Purchase of the three large blocks of property last week in Burlington i by Councilman Homer H. Judd Wal
 announced yesterday as being for the State Fish and game commission. The land. containing about 40 acres. will l be devoted to a fish and game pre-
 serve and mainly as trout matching l location, Work will be started al
 once on the preparation of the pre- serve for the new work.
 A short time ago, Councilman Judd learned that the state planned to abandon two or three of its small l trout matching plants and combine I them into one big center location He l got in touch with the officials and in- i formed them that east of the center of Burlington was the ideal site | sought for. The state officials looked the place over and agreed with the councilman as to the desirability of the land and the large tract was bought. The preserve is about two miles from Burlington station and about Is miles from Hartford and way Of Unionville so that 1t is readily accessible. The location is one of great beauty so that the preserve is in reality new state park.
 Stores Entered
 Report was made to the police yes- terday that the stores of Edward R. Tracy. zigman & Spielman and the Trinity Dye Works in the Dunn block on North. Main street had been en- tered sometime Sunday night and talnahles had been taken. Zigman X Spielman suffered the heaviest loss as flashlights. hardware articles, bat teries and quantity of change were taken. The other stores suffered small money losses. From the char aeter of the articles stolen, indica- tions are that youthful burglars are responsible. according to the police.
 Good Weather Helps
 The good weather of the month has helped the water company in it's con strnetion work to a great extent in that much of The work planned for The early spring has already been taken care Of. The mains to the new hospital off Stearns street have been laid and the officials hope to finish up all Of the work that can be done until the building is started. within a few days, if tho good weather con tinnes. The driyeways 10 the new building have already been construct cd and ground has been broken for the preliminary work. Nothing of an extensive nature in tho building itself, will be done before spring. according to the men in charge of the work.
 Funeral of Mrs. IndcrhiIl
 The funeral of Mrs Ethel Under hill, 36 years old. was held this after noon at 2:30 o'clock at her home in Bethel, Conn. where burial took place in the Center cemetery. She died on Friday after a short illness in this city and the body was removed to Bethel on Saturday. For several years she had been connected with the Bennett Hat shop tn the Center building.
 Burlington Here Tonight
 The Burlington basketball team will play the Rovers quintet tonight in Red Mems hall as the return con test between these two lives. In the earlier encounter the Burlington play CTS had the best Of thMargument but the locals hope to evdA up matters tonight The preliminary will be played between the Burlington girls l and the Rover girls Dancing will l follow the games.
 In the Rover lineup tonight will be i Gregory. Eustaee and Harold Hork- | heimer. forwards; Tamm and Hezan- 1 son as centers and Naldon Hork. I heimer Carroll and Greene as guards | Tamm is center for the West Ends | while Harold Horkheimer is the first i of the New Departure nine. Greene is former member or the i local K. Of (. five. while Carroll is an old Bristol High player and mv = ter of the we'll known Fiji quintet Of this -ity. that wan the state championship several years ago.
 Whist Party Arranged
 Arrangements have been completed ! for q whist party and dance for thc benefit of the building fund Of si. Ioseph's church Friday night at 5iks' halt. After the card program. dancing will he enjoyed Miss 4. I'eattie will be hostess for the party md will be assisted by Mrs John Brennan. Mrs. John scanion. Mrs. c. PeIky. Mrs. Edward Conion. Mrs. Nsfa4 ] md Miss Laura Armstrong
 Parent-Teacfler Meeting
 "The sniggles Family" one-act kit, will be one of the features Of he meeting Of the Parent-T Teachers association Of the southside school on night in the School street The gathering will be in4 he nature Of a Christmas party ard n addition 10 the songs. program if musical and instrumental numbers Fiil be presented. TtaucinE will con Jude the program
 Chamber IlInrItean Planned
 Plans are being perfected for hold nE another Get Together Luncheon vent for the members Of the Cham ,er of Commerce the middle Of Jan iarv The date is January IS and he speaker is to b. a prominent and uccessfHl advertising counsellor.
 The committee arrangements con- ist Of Charles F. Olin. chairman. | Harold E. Reid. Brown Joyce. W. 4. zimball. LeRoy r. Tucker. Harry H. srown. Richard H. Jackson. These 1en are making special efforts 10 have program Of unusual appeal to men
 It is planned to hold this event in he rooms of the Endee Club. It viii e an evening event with a dinner