New Britain herald., 1924-10-03
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 ton of the winning of the pennant in the state league race.
 Over The Briny Deep
 City hall employees and a few friends will be the guests of George II. Quinion of the Quinlon Coal Co, on his yacht, tho "Jubalo" on Sum day, when a cruise from Essex to Plum Island will be enjoyed. MT. Quinion and the crew of the yacht will leave on Saturday to arrange for the trip. .
 Democrats Roll Up Their Sleeves
 Plans are complete for the open ing of the intensive campaign, which the local Democratic com mittee will conduct for the coming election, with the rally on next Tues day night in Red Mems hall as the first move. Miss Izetta Brown of New York will be among the speak, CTS. Mrs. Ward L. Duffy, candidate for senator from the fifth district. will also speak. In order that all arrangements may be taken care of for the rally and that the campaign may be pushed with vigor, a meet ing of the town committee will take place at s o'clock tonight in the of flces of Chairman Joseph r. Dutton. At this time, the opening of head quarters will be acted upon and other important matters of the po- litlcaI drive will be taken up.
 District Buys Land
 Decision to buy the tract of land between the Barnes tract and the John J. Jennings school at a price or SLIGO from the Bristol Realty Co.,, has been decided upon by the 'lfst school district. About five lots are included in the purchase.
 Main Street Work Begun
 work Of widening Main street and changing the sidewalks near the in- tersection of High and Summer streets has been started. Under the plans recently approved by the city council. additions will be made to the traveled way so that long needed relief of a difficult traffic situation will take place. The side walk space will be cut down and the building lines will be established along the present property lines.
 "Tuktu" Likes Bristol
 "Tuktu,' the Eskimo dog brought from the vicinity of the North Pole by Wireless Operator Donald Mix of the Bowdoin, the ship of Captain MacMillan, apparently likes this city and has adapted himself read- fly to local conditions. He is good -natured dog and plays around the Mix yard on Stearns street like any of the native canines. His spe- cialty is cutting through ropes so that the strands seem as through severed by knife. '"Tuktu" is quiet hammered dog, too, as none of the ncighbors have heard any dis turbing howls, although the other dogs of the neighborhood have no such regard for quietness during the hours for slumber.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 Parents and teachers of the third school district will gather on next Wednesday night at the Southside school when details of school work will be discussed. Pupils will also attend so that teachers and parents may cooperate for the benefit of the school. After short business ses- sion an entertainment will be given. Factories Improving
 Working time at the local plants has created an optimistic tone about the city. which has been lacking for several months. The Bristol Brass corporation has increased it's work 1 ing hours so that full time schedules are the rule and the New Departure Manufacturing Go. is showing evid- rnce of rapid pickup, Men who 1 have been laid off are being sent for so that business conditions are re- garded as greatly improved.