New Britain herald., 1924-07-16


 Nork Aiil hs started at oncs on tks structure, which will replace sn ala sleei and Nood bridge, located near the new Central Ire station.
 Can't Haze "M0yies.s
 Movies for foreSisille were dis eauraged when the request of An. drew ], Day Of Glastonbury that he De allowed Ia rent firemen's hall al q charge Of sl0 day, was refused. 1 The city fathers said in refusing ths tequesl that lhe hail .ak a eommu. n,ly center and that it could not be rented 10 outside interests, Mir, Day planned 10 run moving picture shows m the hall several nights a week.
 special Amount Necessary
 Because of a shortage Of funds iH the proper appropriation, The council found Il necessary 10 Naie an emeTE. eney appropriation of siia last night 10 cover expenses for the seeding down of the Memorial boulevard paFkway by the Paul NJ. Hubbard co, The work has cost tl,sla,i0. of which amount the greater part Of Inc sum was In the eily's park seed. ing appropriation,
 Find Work O, K.
 Report that the dfi,eNAys on Pratt and Wooding streets were Of The proper thickness as prescribed hy the city regulations was made by City Engineer Carleton N. Buell.. Some lime ago property owners on the streets complained to the council that the driveway cement was not of tFR ciS engineer found it reeeasary "a dig m the places 10 determine tho thickness.
 No Parking Extended
 No parking was extended s0 feet more on Pleasant street when tho formc- regulation Of IS feet of no rarkins from inc corner of School Sreet was made iS feet. Because of the dangerous corner at this point, many narrow escapes have occurred when machines were parked too near the intersections of the thorouEh- fares.
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 Wilcox -Bachand Wedding
 Garland Wilcox of Elm street. and Miss Leona Edna Bachand, daughter VI +'i' hii' Ahiss utpIhf I. bdCHAHQ of Judd street. were married yester- day at st. Ann's rectory by Rev. ]. P. Perreault. They were unattended. After wedding trip, Mir, and Mrs. Wilcox will reside in this city. Mrs. Wilcox has been employed by the J. R. Mitchell Co. Mir. Wilcox is em. poyed by the Wallace Barnes Go.
 City Leads
 A telegram was sent to Swarthmore Tuesday afternoon, stating that Bris- ol had signed, on the fourth day, the contract that insures the coming to Bristol of Chautauqua for 1925. A elegram in response extended the hearty congratulations of Dr. Paul M. 'earson to Bristol in maintaining among Chautauqua towns. The personal appreciation of the pres dent of Chautauqua for the splendid pirit in Bristol this year despite lo- al handicaps was expressed in that elegram.
 In letter received from Howard N. 'uckman, assistant to the director of he Swarthmore Chautauqua, it is lated that Bristol has again estab- shed a record in turning in the con- act quicker than any other town on ne circuit, and 1t should be remem- cred that thus far no town on the warthmore circuit has failed to re- ew for another year.
 Bristol Briefs
 Fred Porter has returned to his ome on Grover street after a two eeks' vacation at Lake Bomoseen. f.
 Miss Violet Powers of Boston Is ,ending several days at her home on ederal street.
 Mrs. J. c. Enc of Cleveland. Ohio, visiting her sister. Mrs. W. C. Hawx- lrst of Federal court. Edmund Wade of Maple street has 1t for Camp Hazen at Chester, where will spend vacation. Robert Seery of Federal street has turned from Mantle, where he has en spending several days. Mr. and Mrs. George Funk ana mily of Goodwin street are spend- 2 a vacation at Quonochontaug, R. I. Announcement has been made of g birth of daughter, Patricia to r. and Mrs. Roger K. Lane of Tulsa, ,lahoma, formerly of this city. Mrs. Ellen Daley is i'll at her homo South street.