New Britain herald., 1924-04-22

on various teams in athletic con~ssts Of the Bristol High school were awarded at the regular assembly of inc Bristol High school held in ths Community theater yesterday after noon.
 Those who received letters were as follows: Wilfred Croze for football, a post season award; girls tennis club letters. Grita Sigourney and Ethel Garrigus: basketball chorus leader. Hazel Aiather; basketball chorus pianist. Doris Bennett; basketball sec ond team. Horace w. Rowe, captain. Joseph Rich. George Merrill. Allan Hopkins. and Elmer Warehouse: basketball. first team, Earl Bright man. manager. John White, captain. Ralph Waterhouse. Philip Sullivan, Elmer Riordan. Wilfred Croze, Bene- diet Riordan, Harris Johnson and Louis kappel.
 The letters were presented by Super intendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche. Previous to the presentation of the letters. Charles F. Riley of the Hor- ton Manufacturing company address ed the assembly on "Sportsmanship," There were also remarks by Samuel Josolowitz faculty athletic director. Principal Henry F.. Cottle presided aS
 Establish Street Line
 Establishment Of a l2Is foot build ing line on Pennington avenue. eN- cHpt for distance of 75 from the corner Of Oakland street where an eiGht-foot line was established, took place at 2 special meeting of the city CCHncil at o'clock yesterday alter noon on the street. The line aroused a hot discussion at the last council meeting when it was decided that q visit Of tho city board 10 the loca- ton was necessary. Nearly all of the residents wanted d i5-foot line after Gus Rode had potitioned for a build inS permit tor a store. II was found that n l5-foot line would cause him serious damage so that the lesser line Wa, voted.
 lnrrcase st,sk
 Increase in the capital stock et the Bristol Grain and supply O., from s5O.n0a 10 Si00.0O0 has been record c i at the city clerks office, showing q ' llltAtANf 4ttfli RoN VI At'NN SHdtfH with a par value Of sle0 each. The certificate of increase is signed by William r. Porter. Richard II. Beam ish and Mabclle W. Bramish, dircc- tcrs. This concern recently bought out the firm Of Goodscll Brothers Of F. North Main street.
 ioni' Council Assembly
 Ionic Council E, and <, M, will hold its annual assembly on Wedncs- day night in Masonic temple Flee ton Of officers Will be among the mpttcrs taken up.
 Contemplate Train Changes
 Changes which will remove two of the Bristol and Waterbury expresses ar, being contemplated hy the New Haven" railroad. according to reports frum railroad circles. If is said that the present morning 7:S6 train for Boston will bc replaced by a local train. running from Waterbury to Hartford and thence connecting with a Mlllimantic local for iioston. The a.50 express train out of Boston due here at io;07 o'clock at night will also gi,r way tn @ local Another through train from Boston will he added, however, due here at is;io o'clock at night. Substantially the changes will mean only a curtailmcnt of the through cNprcss service.
 Paul Grirrilh
 Paul Griffith. 1H years old, son of Mr and Mrs. William ]. Griffith Of Ss Prospect street. died at his home this morning after short illness. He nas born in this city on March Si, i!oi nnd had lived all his life here. l', leaves his pafcnts and a sister. I'm. funeral will bc held at o'clock on Thursday afternoon at his home. '1hc burial will take place m the N,st cemetery.