New Britain herald., 1924-05-08

taken for consideration by the judge.
 Judge William J. Malone of this city is administrator of the Swien- | ton estate.
 Heirs in Poland. through Riche Ss Riche and Attorney George Ferio of Bridgeport. took the appeal from the commissions decisions. Judge 0. H. D. Fowler of Walling- | ford represented Bamberger yeeter. day While Mrs. Sitka's case was pre- sented by Judge Joseph Nj. Donovan | of this city.
 Comfort Station Progressing. Progress was reported at the meet | ing of the committee on erection of a comfort station at meeting last night. Plans have been drawn up and arrangements are being made with the railroad to locate the bnild- ing on land of that concern near the present depot.
 Delegates Chosen. Delegates to the state convention of the Spanish War Veterans, which will be held on June IS and IA in South Manchester, were elected at the meeting of Captain G. A. Had sell Camp, last night in Red Mems hall as follows: Edward Mallory. Nelson Voorhees,, Edward Ryals, Ray K. Linsley. Joseph Strup. Julius Clark. Alex Moquin.t Louis Allen. Adolph King, George Thomas, Charles Huffman, Joseph Provencher. and Leon Loomis.
 Following the business session, . social hour took place.
 Building Association Campaign.
 Plans for the coming campaign for larger membership will be discussed at the meeting of the directors of the building and loan association this afternoon at o'clock in the cham Der of commerce offices. Secretary Edward Skelly of the association re- ports fine response to the prelim- mary work of the organization and already a good membership has been enlisted, assuring the success of the movement. The directors want the association to get under way as soon as possible so that the housing situa- ton may be assisted by the loaning work of the organization. With shortage of houses. affecting the city seriously, building must be done soon. according 10 the real estate men, or the city will suffer greatly.
 VIII Buy Flag.
 Purchase of handsome flag, stan and holder for tho Federal Hill school auditorium has been arranged for by tho parent-teacher association of that school through B gift of SEQ by the association.
 The final meeting of the mothers of the district for this school term will be held Wednesday afternoon. May 2l. when meeting at the school house the mothers will start for Meridcn whero they will visit Under cliff sanitorium, and under tho guid- ance of Superintendent Gibson will inspect the unusual health building institution for children.
 Mrs. Roscoe l.. Sessions is chair man of the committee arranging for auto transportation. Several have of- fcred their cars and Transportation visit the famous sanitorium which has wonderful reputation for re- storing health 10 children affected with tuberculosis.
 This trip is 10 follow up the work of the past year, when on Wednesday afternoons the mothers have met to study child welfare and hygiene. These meetings have proven very helpful. Dr. A. S. Bracket has given assistance 10 the ladies in this im- portant work and he is much inter- estcd in the proposed visit 10 Meri- den.
 Bristol Briefs.
 Superintendent of Sewers Thomas IT. Brown has returned from Florida where lie has been spending the winter.
 Clifford $. Barnes has returned from a trip through the south.
 Adrian Lafeur was fined ss0 and costs on charges of reckless driving md without an operators license by Judge $. Russell Mink at the police court session this morning.