New Britain herald., 1924-10-06


 Ludgar Valentine, Albert vuil. leumier Louis A. Wheeler. Charles r. Wilcox. Arthur F. Woodford. Frank Dlugokecki, Claire Pfennig, John sonstroem. Vincent Bachman. G. P, Beach. Arthur c. Bradley. Adam Reszenski, D. A. Appell. Wil- lard F. Hough, Walter J. Weinz, William Frobel, Mrs. Everett A. Barnes, Mrs. Marion Gillette. Mrs Mary Heuftlein, Miss Mildred Lins- ley, Miss Ruth Chapman, Mrs. George McNeill, Mrs. Florence Cal- kins, Mrs. Harold Manchester. Mrs. Lydia Snyder. Mrs. Charles Ander- son, Mrs. Frelda Collenburg. Mrs. Ruth Parkins Mrs. Henry Spring. Mrs. c. P. Beach,
 Fourth district--s. Russell Mink. chairman, Miss Ruth Sessions, vice. chairman, Earl J. Arnold, Henry c. Barnes, Charles K. Cook, J. NJ. Donovan, Albert Fiorillo. Dwight Hall, Alexander Harper Wilbur Hawxhurst William J. Malone. I. S. MssaI, Robert J. Stack. Charles T. Treadway Morton c. Treadway, w. P Calder, Earle Lourie, Edwin Goodridge, J. D. Brown, Arthur Dahlgren, Horace w. Staples. A. H. Kaschak. Charles Morgan, R. s. Newell, Frank Dutton. W. J. Phe- Ian, James T. Mather F. R. Bur- we'll Mrs. Frank A. Barnes, Mrs. Harry Bartholomew. Miss Edith s. Cook, Mrs. Julia Lacourse, Mrs. s. Russell Mink, Mrs. R. s. Newell. Mrs. Lester c. sigourney, Mrs. T. l.. Stack, Mrs. c. T. Treadway, Mrs. T. G. Treadway Mrs. Ethel wasley, Mrs. Alberta Klenke. Mrs. James Linnane.
 Eagle Meeting
 Bell City Aerie, F. o. E., will meet on Wednesday night in Eagles hall on Meadow street. State off. cers will be present.
 DriscolI-Thorpe
 Hilary s. Driscoll, we'll known real estate dealer of this city and member of the firm of Driscoll, Inc. and Miss Mary B. Thorpe, daugh- ter of Mrs. Julia Thorpe of Laurel street were married at St. Joseph's church this morning at 7:S0 o'clock. Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. pastor of the church, celebrated the nuptial high mass. The couple were attended by Samuel T. Thorpe, a brother of the bride, and Miss Cecil O'Connell of Forestville.
 Mir. Driscoll is the son of John E. Driscoll, well known contractor of Torrington. After short wed- ding trip, the couple will make their home in this city.
 Miss Mary Sullivan
 Miss Mary Sullivan. 40, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Kennedy of Race street, last eve- ming after long illness. She was born in Bristol. the daughter of the late Timothy and Mary Sullivan. She attended the Bristol schools and about 20 years ago went to Hartford where she has since been employed in the home of Dr. Row. ley. She was a member of the Ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H. of Hartford.
 The funeral will be held at St. Joseph's church on Tuesday morn- ing at o'clock and burial will take place In St. Thomas cemetery.
 Two Accidents
 Two bad auto smash ups took place on the state highway through this city yesterday. Those who figured in the accidents were brought into the police station this morning where Prosecuting Attor- ney William N. DeRosier decided that the cases were civil affairs.
 Bristol has had nine auto acci- dents of major proportions since the first of the month.
 Two Platoon System
 Discussion of the two platoon sys- tenn for the fire department, ap- proved at last weeks meeting of the fire commissioners promises to be the main issue at the city coun- ell session on Tuesday night. The system has been requested by the members of the fire department and it's merits have been fully appre- ciated by the city officials. The iremen ask that the additional men be engaged by January so that the system may become operative then. If the petition is approved tomorrow night by the city council, the fire department will be in- creased from 19 to 25 men, which will not mean an exorhitant outlay for the department, which has so great a responsibility on its hands. Under the present arrangement. the men are working under difficulties and several good men have left the ranks because of the extra duties necessitated by the long hours. Funral of Mrs. Tomlinson
 The funeral of Mrs. George Ton1s linson was held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Trinity Episcopal church, where services were con- ducted by the rector, Rev. William P. Downes. Burial took place in the West cemetery.
 
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