New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
Parking Rules sunday


 Following a conference held this morning with Chief Ernest T. Bell den of the police department, Chair man Charles T. Treadway of the committee arranging for the new hospital cornerstone laying, an- nounced the following parking rules for Sunday afternoons Parking of automobiles will be allowed on the north side of High street, this being the left hand side of this street as one approaches from the library and Main street: the south and west sides of Queen street, these being the left hand side Of that street as one enters from MelIcn or High streets, or approaches from the south; the west side of Goodwin street. or the left hand side as one enters from High or Queen street.
 No parking of automobiles will be allowed within the hospital grounds, on Brewster road or on any drive way entering the hospital grounds. Only cars carrying the aged and in- firm will be allowed through these lines, and such cars will discharge their passengers if possible and take positions away from the center of | exercises.
 Chief Belden will have, In addi- ton to the patrolmen, motorcycle officers present to assist in the car rying out of these arrangements.
 Large crowds are anticipated. but all should be very well cared for, as the exercises will take place at the main, or west entrance to the hos- pital building. Persons present should hear the speakers with ease and get a good view of all proceed ings.
 In addition to remarks by Presi- dent Fuller r. Barnes of the hos- pital corporation there will be the prayer by Rev. O. T. Magnell and the address by the honorary vice. president, Rev. Dr. l.. H. Dorchester Of Hartford. Benediction will be pronounced by Rev. P. F. Wolfen- den or the Baptist church.
 Arrangements have been perfect ed by the building committee so that during the afternoon a tour of in. spection of sections of the building may be made by those interested. Ihis will permit many to see sec tions of the building now under con- struction, for the first time, Ade- duate arrangements have been made TOT the safety of all making this in- spectlon. The kitchen department the first, second and third floors will be visited, and the progress already made on the fourth floor will be discernible,
 oWlng to the large number of per- sons having share in the construc- uon Of this building through their pledges, it is anticipated Shat hun dreds will attend these exercises,
 The New Departure band has been engaged to render band concert TOT one hour starting at o'clock and closing prompt at 4 o'clock. Will Start Service
 The maiden trip of the Bristol slmspury motor service for which the public utilities commission re- gently granted permit to Thomas r. UBrlen and Anthony Corone of thls city, will be made on Saturday morning, when the departure from this city will be made at 7:15 o'clock The schedule calls for leaving Plain vile at 7:25, Pennington at 7:45. Avon at and arrival at Simsbury at $50 o'clock. The first trip from slmsbury will begin at S:30 o'clock. the car being due here at $50 o'clock. Cars will leave here about three hours apart until the last trip from Simsbury at 4:10 o'clock. The last trip from this city will be made at 6;10 o'clock.
 The machines will connect at Avon with the Hartford Winsted bus service and will also connect with the Unionville- Hartford trol- leys at Pennington, thereby giving excellent service to that part of the state, which has had little or no service for many years. In order that there may be no competition with the patronage of the Bristol x Plainville Electric. Co.,, between this city and Plainyille, the minimum fare from here to Plainville will be 50 cents.
 The firm of O'Brien and Corone has bought fine type of bus to operate over the route and plans a reliable schedule. Mir. O'Brien is iocal undertaken while Mir. Corone has conducted a motor livery serv- ice here for several years.
 Will Present Degree
 The second degree will be con- ferred upon class of candidates at the meeting of Ethan lodge, k, Of P, tonight in Arcanum hall. After the ritual session, a social hour will be enjoyed.
 Ia Toilette Rally Planned
 Organizer C. R. Johnson of the local La Wheeler club am | n0unCcO L1lS lllUIllluS lIdt any will be held on Friday night at s o'clock at the Bristol Trust Co. cor ner. Although arrangements have not been completed for the speaking program, MT. Johnson has been in formed by the state headquarters of his party that Joseph H. Bishop, one of the speakers from main head quarters, may be sent here. Profes- sor Willis Ballenger of Amherst col lege will also speak,
 Signed by 40 signatures, a petition was filed this morning at the .city clerks office by the local La Fol I)ette adherants. asking that their party representative be included on the local ballot in the coming cleo 1 ton.
 Hunt Secures Many Names ! The petition of Willard Hunt, seeking the nomination as represen-