New Britain herald., 1924-03-27
Bristol News
TOURISTS CAMP IN
 BRISTOL DISCUSSED
Park Board Appoints Committee
 to Report on Expense
HELD FOR BIGAMY IN SOUTH

HELD FOR BIGAMY IN SOUTH Explorer Guest of Judge Malone-Na,
 grant Has Difficult Time Lea,ine
 Town-Tramway Empioyes Holt
 sociaI-School Children in Poster
 Contest.
 Establishment Of a tourist camI vas discussed at the meeting of the rark board last night and a commit tee consisting Of commissionei Charles A. Bullock and Mayor Johr r. Wade was appointed to look into the matter and report at the nexi meeting on the estimate of the ex- pense. Tourists who came this way last summer were taken care of al Rockwell Park. which offers excellent facilities for such a camp. Through the efforts of the chamber of con- mcrce, the matter was brought to the | atlenllOn OI me DOdEu.
 The use of the Muzzy Field baseball diamond was granted last night by i the park board to the New Departure Athletic association for the summer. provided that organization keeps the ground in shape.
 Concessions at the park of the city for the summer were given to Will liam T. Leishman, the Center street 1 confectioner.
 i The park board also voted last night 10 allow the use of the Roots Island grounds to Harold l.. Emmett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, from May 10 to i1 for carnival.
 Dillon Wallace Here. Dillon Wallace. the famous explor- CT. visited the city yesterday 10 call upon his companion of several trips l through the Hudson Bay country and Labrador. Judge William l. Malone. | Mr. Wallace was entertained last night at Judge Malone's home,
 Loses Bearings. Arrested.
 John Jeglinski, formerly of Nor wich but now with the common wealth as his residence. was ordered 10 leave the city today by Judge Io- soph NJ. Donovan or serve a S0-day jail sentence. He was picked up as n vagrant Tuesday and allowed 10 go without court appearance on Wednes- day. Later in the day. he appeared again on the city streets and when arrested, claimed that he was ''an American citizen and tho officer had no right to take him in" In ez- planation this morning 10 the court of his reappearanee locally, he said that he left the city, as he supposed, ,o look for work but became mixed up in wanderings and thought that he was in another city. when his illusion was destroyed by Officer Jeg- linsli.
 Mink and Stack Entertain.
 Judge $. Russell Mink and Repre- sentative Robert Stack will be hosts for the employees of the city hall and a few friends tonight at Pine Lake, the camp Of Judge William ]. Malone Ia Forcstyille. After dinner at 6 o'clock, a program will be presented and dancing will enjoyed. About 40 people will make mp the party.
 Mrs. Bunncil Nonagenarian.
 Mrs. George Bunncll of West street is receiving the congratulations Of her friends on having passed her 90th birthday, which was observed on Sunday. On that day. many of her friends called 10 attend a party in her honor but throughout the last few days she has been the re- cipient Of postcards and other con gratulatory messages froih well wishers.
 Pupils Show Ability.
 Under the auspices Of the Com nccticut Humane society the pupils Of the public schools throughout the poster contest the object of which has been 10 portray in poster form all of the ideas of the children which will make for more kindly and sympathetic treatment Of all Of ani- maj friends. In Bristol the work has been engaged in by the pupils Of grades three and seven. The work Of grade three has consisted of inc cutting out Of different colored pa- pers and The pasting of these differ cnt designs in an effective and artis- tic manner. The pupils of grade seven arc presenting all Of their work tn color. The work has been under the direct sup"rs ision Of Miss Alice 1 Hayden. supervisor Of drawing Of the 1 public schools. and her assistant. Miss | Mildred Bradley. Much encourage ment. and stimulation in tho pupils efforts has been created directly by l the classroom teachers.
 The exhibits arc ot be scne in the folloaing store windows: ]. N. i Mitchell company. l.. C. Bassctt. .ouehHn Brothers. Muzzy Brothers. City Hardware. Lorraine Shoe com pany. nriscoIl and Madden. Ice Rob ,rts and inc Sandwich Shoppe.
 The exhibit uil1 closs Saturday st rhich time sll of the papers uill be 'ent io Hartford and placed in state competition where If is hoped that he splendid work Of the Bristol pupils may receive prize rccommen- iatioH.
 Annual Trsmuay I'roiic.
 The annual frolic of the employcs jf the Rriso1 ( PfainEi1ie Electric l Q. vas held last night at The EIks Huh where an entertainment Of mu- iical and vocal numbers aas fol- owed by dancing. banquet was erved after a series Of bowling matches at the Wallace Barnes club md the TramWav minstrcls wept on he boards ai o'clock. In .ddi- ion 10 the local employees. work ITS of the Springfield Gas Q. were n attendance.