New Britain herald., 1924-02-11
Bristol News
DOG STARTS FIGHT
 ENDING IN COURT
Benham Street Man Fined $40
 for Row With Warden
SAYINGS BANK TO MOVE


 1 Auto Dealers To Have Show In March
 --Ad,ertisins Purchase Of School Site-Lagoon at Rockwell Park Flooded For Skating. Cosmo Ratti of Benham street was fined $40 and costs, a total of sto and costs on each of four counts, by Judge session this morning as the result of an attack upon Dog Warden Thomas Ryan on Sunday. The dog warden was investigating complaints, regard ing several dogs on Benham street and as he passed the Ratti home, one of tho Ratti canines rushed upon the dog warden to take the first bite as allowed any canine by law. He failed to keep within the prescribed limits and took several nlps while MT. Ryan was attempting to escape from that particular dog and q few canine com panions, who had responded to call to feast upon the tender portions of the dog warden's anatomy. When the dogs were subdued. the owner appear ed and remonstrated with the warden, when the last named informed Ratti he was violating the law in connection with the kennel he was harboring. Like his dogs, Ratti wanted to fight and got arrested for his desires.
 Bank Removal Notice was given today by the Bris- tel Savings bank that removal to the l new building on Main street, a block | away from the Bristol Trust company and the Briktol National bank, will l take place tomorrow, Lincoln's anni- l yersary. The new structure will be 1 thrown open for public inspection on 1 February is from 4tuntil 6 o'clock in the afternoon and from until 3 | o'clock at night. The new bank is an | ediflce of beauty and vie strongly with | tho handsome homes Of the other two l banking institutions of the city. No | disposition of the old banking house on upper Main street has been an- nounced.
 Auto Show Coming
 Plans are being discussed by the To- cal motor car dealers for the annual automobile show Of the city, which will take place this month or the early part of March. Since the show was inaugnrated few years ago, it has met with unqualified success and the dealers arc highly enthusiastic over this years exhibition, which promises to exceed all former events Of its kind here, A meeting Of the | motor car men win be held this week | to select the committees 10 direct the l show.
 Advertising Property
 Advertising as required by law, giv- ing notice of the intention of the i third school district to buy tho prop erty of the Ba ptist church parsonage and of the estate of Daniel Casey on Church street for the erection of new Broom schoolhouse began today. The advertisements must run 1i days before tho purchase can be completed
 The district as whole does not seem 10 be entirely satisfied with the buying of inc Church street properties and I petition began the rounds today for the calling of another school meet ing to further consider properties. suitable for the needs or the district, tcfore the final steps are taken in connection with the Casey and Bap- , list parsonage estates The MacDon. ncil property nearby also offers many according 10 heavy tax payers of the district, and will be bet ter for the school The contention of many or the district voters is that the [ already in mind. will not take care of tho future needs Of inc ] district.
 Will Obscr,c Holiday
 Banks Of the city will observe Lin- coins anniversary more closely than 1 Inc rest of the city by tho closing of 1 fhc banking houses. The business houses in general. will remain open | and no special observance will bc | made by the city departments. The f will have appropriate cxer. sises in Commemoration of the dead f president. i
 Police Do Fine Work ( Splendid work in keeping order was lonc by the police at the fire on Sat lrday night at the storage plant Of the Wallace Barnes company on River
 
 y Chief Ernest T. Beiden tO the icone when inc general alarm was .ung m and the efficient work Of the irem"n was made possible by the yrowds bring kept out of their way. lloior cars 6ocked 10 tho scene but we're kept back 2 good distance out ,r the way
 West Ends Win
 ln a well played game on Saturday night at rnd Mems hall the Wet Ends won by score Of Sa to S4 from he Crescent Ike of MiddIctoNn 'heehy and Carpenter ct the icca}s displayed brilliant basketball cagiug be itali almost at wi1i. The floor work f the locals Eas tho best in several tc k as the fans feel confident that he recent slump Of the quintet is owed. 'reparatiou Is brinF mHfc for thr ,layiaS of the rubber xamc of the cries aith the AIneTican Legion five f Terryyillc as each team has been victorious on it's oVh floor.
 Park IlagGn, H1onled
 To improve Sksting conditions at he Rockwell Park lagoon. the sur ace was flooded on Friday bv the b Ire IL rartfnsnt and tf1s cold weather i, f tho aeek-tnd has resulted in fine tf ufface. The snsw Of vrs tsrday will 7. e cleared or ily the public works de- 7. in crler that the skating !. nay be fully enjoyed. Superintan- ti