New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Bristol News
BOY BICYCLIST IS
 RUN DOWN BY AUTO
Edward D'AsOsllnO Aged g, Taken 10 Bristol Hospital Today
AIRPLANE LETTER RECEIVED

nr. (, !, Moore Ele'iei President of
 Fish and Game club-Three Band
 Concerts scheduled - Many Priests
 t0 Assist Ir, Mhgnell,
 Edward D'AEoslinn, nine sAars old, son Of Mir, and Mrs, F, n'Agostino of Academy street, suffered possible in- ternal injuries this morning shortly after 2 o'clock on Broad street, when he was struck hy motor car oper- ated by Emil shuetz of station !, Wilson's station, Hartford, The yomngs,sr was riding bicycle vest ward from the FOrest,ilie center and suddenly went out into the roadway in front of inc Shuetz machine, which was also proceeding west, Before the driver could stop, the hoy had fallen from his wheel in the path of the motor ear. He was picked up and rushed 10 the Bristol hospital where medical attention was given up pr. r. B. Jennings Because blood was Issuing from one of the hoy's ears. it was thought at first that hts skull had been fractured.
 Mir. Shuetz reported the accident at police headquarters and was allowed 10 go. pending the outcome of the boys injuries Witnesses of the affair say that the driver cannot be blamed for the accident.
 Airplanc Mall Arrives.
 One Of the first letters to arrive here by medium of the newly insti- tuted airplane mail service from the Pacific coast came this morning to Albert Rawiazer of North Main street from his wife, who is spending a va cation In Los Angeles, California. The letter left the western coast at 2:3o o'clock on Saturday afternoon and ar rived here on the mail at o'clock last night and went out on the first delivery this morning.
 Fish and Game Club Officers.
 pr. Cicero J. Moore was elected president of the newly organized fish and game club of the city at the meet ing last night, when details of organi- zation were completed. Other officers were chosen as follows: Vice-presi- lent. Junius z. Douglass; secretary md treasurer, Attorney Joseph P. chairman of the commit ,ee on membership, Anson Q. Per- lins: committee on organization and bylaws, Ray K. Linsley, Samuel T. Thorpe, Homer H. Judd, George w. Hull and Burton Bookings. The last named committee will have charge Of distribution of f1ngerling trout in various brooks about the city in the near future.
 The new organization has started with membership of about 50 local portsmen, many of whom were mem- ,ers of the old gun club which | iourished here for many years. All re active followers of the rod and un and plan the upbuiding of the porting facilities of this locality. 'rout will be placed in the various treams and wild game will be cared or in preserves and all illicit hunting nd fishing will be checked off as far s possible.
 Fun Day Observed.
 Fun Day is being observed today { Rockwell park, where an elaborate has been arranged by Super isor Ralph Warehouse of the play rounds, assisted by Miss Antoinette Fifteen athletic events ave been planned for the children nd the entries have reached such umber that plenty of contests are The program began at o.30 clock.
 Priests Coming
 Assistance to the clergy of St. oseph's church on Saturday, the ,ast day of St. Ann will be given by riests of neighboring cities, accord g to acceptances Of invitations re- lived by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. agnell. Among those who will be I resent will be: Rev. Francis J. Kus- F of Chester, Rev. Joseph King of CIV Milford, Rev. John Burke of N. r.. Rev. Guerrerio Of orwicf, Rev. Edward P. Farrell of ,uth Mcriden. Rev. James J. Kane
 Danbury, ReY. John Landry of [ ridgeport, Rev. Clement Martin of a artford, Rev. James Broderick of { 'rryNille and Rev. William P. Laflin
 Forest>ille. Four local men are I nong the visiting priests: Rev. Ed F ard P. Farrell, Rev, James Kane. [ sv. John Landry and Rev. Clement | artin. ' Rev. Fr. Magnel was notified yes- | rday that large delegation from U Mass, will he here on turday, in addition 10 the crowds om other cities. Motor car accidents about the city U we been coming with such rapidity :. at a new set Of books to receive U c reports was bought this morn 2 by the poice department. The ; ingling Of the accident reports with 2 ordinary events of the police U otter caused some difficulty in look !, 2 up details, when the cases were r the motorists was decided upon. . le active surveillance by the mo- rcycle squad has cut down the imber Of accidents greatly but an 'idemic Of carelessness has resulted
 many collisions during the last few eeks.
 Concerts on the Green.
 Bristol folks will be glad to hear e announcement juot made that ere will be a series Of three band nceris on Federal Hill Green this mmer. the first of which will take ace on next Tuesday evening. July