New Britain herald., 1924-12-02
BRISTOL MAY BUY
 WARNER PROPERTY
Water Department Can Use
 Riverside Avenue Place
BROWN LEAVES THE STATE
Robert Albrecht And Miss Edith
 Olson NNIarried - officers Chosen
 By Franklin Lodge A. F. And A. M.-Yale Musical Clubs Engaged.

By Franklin Lodge A, F. And A.
 M.-Yale Musical Clubs Engaged.
 Generalization Of the water de- partment office, meter equipment and other groups Of the department, which are now located in different parts of the city is being aimed at in the securing of an option on the Warner property on Riverside ave- nue, adjoining the railroad tracks, according 10 statements Of city off cials this morning.
 No step has been taken by the city council as the preliminary ar have not been complct- ed by the water board, which plans to present the data in the immediate future to the council.
 The price being discussed for tho property In question is SlS,000 and includes the purchase Of three houses and q tract of land, which may be used hy the department for Its freight work. The present office on Main street will he moved and location of the meter house, now on the Malone property at the rear of the post office, will be changed to Riverside avenue.
 The project has been under way for some time and the securing of the option is welcomed by the city officials with great satisfaction as it means the opportunity for the sim pli1cation of many of the details of the department. The deal is expect ed to be completed within the next week as the water board will hold q meeting in two weeks.
 AlbreCht-Olson Wedding.
 Robert Albrecht of New Britain and Miss Edith Olson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Edward Olson Of 16o Green street were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents by Rev. Dr. A. A. Aillquist Of New Britain. Angus Urquhart of this city and Miss Olga Olson, a sis ter of the bride, served as attend ants. After the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Alhrecht left upon a wedding trip. after which they will reside in this city.
 Brown Leaves State.
 William ], Brown, convicted In the city court yesterday on charges of violation of the liquor law and scntenCei to a year in jail by Judge Joseph NJ, Donovan, had his sen tence suspended yesterday afternoon on hts promise to leave the state He departed late in the afternoon for Florida, and should he teturn the jail sentence becomes effective The court officials decided that exile from the state would be the proper method Of keeping Brown from mis- chief here as he has been sent 10 the county jail repeatedly for violations of the liquor law.
 Bremen Out.
 The Encas and Central fire com panes were called ont at 6:30 o'clock last night to 1c5 Woodland street, 10 the home of John Ford. where an oyerheated furnace pipe threatened serious damage for q time Tho llromen made short work of the .ncinient blaze and no damage was done. Sparks from the chimney of the home few about the ncighbor- hood but did no damage.
 Main Street Open.
 Opening of the east side Of Main street from Prospect street 10 the railroad bridge took place yesterday. hereby relieving traffic congestion 10 a material extent on the thor oughfare. The new permanent pave men, has made q wonderful i'm provemcnt, according to expressions Of opinion by citizens, and makes a tig difference in the regulation of traffic on the street. Contractor Cosmo Nacca plans 10 open the re- naming section of the street from Prospect 10 High streets within a icW lays
 Franklin Lodge Elects Officers or Franklin lodge, A. r. and A, NJ. were elected al the an nual meeting of the lodge held in the Masonic Temple last evening { Officers elected are as follows: Mas ter. A)hert Nuillemier; senior war len, Edward A, Rya's; junior war der. Samuel w. Stce'e, Jr.; secre- tarv, Charles N. Edgerton; treasurer U. Fayetta Douglas; A, D, Wilson The other officers of ihn lodge Ril' bo appointed by tho master-oicct al , a later date. The officers will he in. stalled al a meeting or the lodge tc be ncl1 in January.
 Yale Musical Clubs Coming The Yale Urs ersi;y G'ce club numbering 6o mon. and tho Yal, EaN5o cub will give a concert a the Bristol Commurity thcater or Trljay evening, D"comber 19, undo, .h,> aUSDircs Of the Bristol Nalr CIul