New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
Bristol Mews
Sl5O,OOO BUSINESS
 DEAL COMPLETED Goodsell Brothers Sell Out to Bristol Grain and Supply Go. PARADE PARKING RULES

1 New Arrangements For scichcprc,
 Ba,-Ncw Motorcycle Policeman Hits 1'cncc-Debler-Do Engage
 mcnt Announccd-ENtra Train. In q deal involving sl5U,o0O yester- day afternoon, the grain firm of Good sell Brothers on North Main street. cs. tablished 50 years ago by William Q. Goodsell, passed into the manage ment of the Bristol Grain & Supply Co, the supply firm conducted by Richard II. Bcamish and William II. Porter, also on North Main street. Richard II. Bcamish will manage the augmented firm and will be assist I'd in the conducting of the business by Lester w. and Samuel !. GoodselI, who have managed the Goodsell firm s.nce 1914. The quarters Of the grain and supply company RI 1r2 North Main street will be reoIndeltd so that five stores NIll be located in the build ins and the upper part will be used for storage, The main part of the grain and supply business of the new concern will be conducted at 100 North Main street, the location of the Goodsell company for many years. In addition to the purchase of the busi- ness, the deal included the transfer Of a valuable tract Of land. adjoining the railroad tracks on North Main street, loo feet front and with a depth of lI0 feet.
 Both Mir. Bcamsh and Mr, Porter are well known business men of the city. Mir. Bcamish was connected w,th the Bristol National bank for many years and a few years ago with Edward Barnes. bought the Eaton iced mill. and established tho Bristol Grain and Supply Co. Mir. Barnes withdrew from the firm about two Porter, who was . stock salesman. Al one time, Mir. Porter conducted the new store, now conducted by Council man James L.. Murray.
 officer Hits Fence
 Supernumerary Officer Dewey Car pcntor was badly shaken up and scratched yesterday afternoon while tearing 10 ride tho extra motorcycle of the police department, in antcipa- ton of summer patrol work, when the machine became mmanageablc on Riverside avenue and crashed into the fence of the gas plant of the Bristol X Plainrillc Electric Co. Outside Of twisted handlcbar. tho motorcycle was nninj jured hut the officer suffered n good h"uising. The accident came while regular Motorcycle Officer James W. Burns was "brealSing in men for work with inc machine. \ few minutes. before officer Carpenter was thrown. Officer Edgar A. Norton wont through n successful riding les- son. The old machine is somewhat highcr han tho rev tyne machine of ihe department and for that reason has caused some trouble among tho men, whose stature is not sufficient to maintain laiance.
 Bob" Stonr Coming
 "Goh" Stone of Waterbury. pocket billiard champion of the state will oppose Charles 1'sillargeor. local champion. al tho Bristol club on neS Monday night when special rro- gram nf entertainment has been ar ranged to follow the match. Tho local club. composed of business mon of the city. has developed several fine players and the match on Monday will be the means or settling long dis putc over fine ability of the Water bury man and the locals.
 Dr. Eo,iic At Jlinn
 rr. Arthur r. Roche Of Main street, local baby specialist. has left for New | ork to attend several lectures at the Post graduate Hospital on asthma and ' on baby diseases. He expects 10 re- ! sume lis practice early itrXt week. In order tp be properly equipped 10 ham He baby ailments and brcause Of a spread Of asthma in the city. Dr. ! Roche has taken up the clinic work. He complctcd d series of lecture work | short time ago in New York on the , same subjects.
 Burns .ts Orderly
 Motorcycle officer James ". Burns ias been selected by Major William ]. Malone marshal of the Snichcprry Day parade tomorrow. as his orderly. Jcua use Of the large number Of men n linc. orders mnst move at rapid pace to keep matters wcil in hand ind for that rcason th" officer has icrn picked for tho work. Officer urns is 2 former mcnhrr of D Com- any of inc First Connecticut lnfan- ". which later bccame the io2d in- antry.
 Union service.
 Union services will be conducted his afternoon by the ppstors Of the .iiy at the Baptist Church, beginning It 1:a0 o'clock and ending at 3:0H o'clock. The program Hill be as fol- oWs.
 Hymn.
 Reading of the Gayornor's Good friday prcch'm maiion Aulone iioyle. 1
 Scripture Heading. l;ev. r. r. Vol . Iengcn.
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 First Word. Re-. ". C. Ginln. Father forgive them for they know not what they do
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 Second Word. Rev r. r. woifsl. den. '1'his day shalt thou be win Iuc tn Paradise
 Hymn.
 Third Word. I:as. <. u. lijctm. Woman behold ;hy s9n--ljchold thy i 
 Hymn.
 Fourth WorI. I:rv. ". F. West. My God. my God. why hast thou forsak- i cn me-"
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 I1nh Word. I;cy. W. r. Downes