New Britain herald., 1924-05-06
Bristol Mews
SPRING DRIVE ON
 DIRT UNDER WAY Bristol Candidate for Honor as
 States "Spotless Town" COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

Corporation Counsel Dcrosicr to Give
 Opinion On Pond Street Bridge
 Principal Patterson Tells of "Those | Good Old Days"
 The legal aspect of the proposed Pond street bridge 10 do away with a | dangerous grade crossing will be re- ported on tonight at the city council session by Corporation Counsel Will liam \. Derosier. Changes in rights of ways and a few other obstacles must be taken care of before all of the progress on the proposed improve ment can be made. The new bridge will relieve hundreds of school chil- dren and their parents from the ne- cessity of taking chances with trains, which sweep through the "rock-cut" section. One life has been lost and many narrow escapes have taken place because of the menacing situa- tion. Tho council has already voted an appropriation of $500 for the bridge.
 gHbSe DuNs or Olu'
 "Reminiscences of his many years as teacher and later as principal of the Federal Hill school were told last night by Principal Thomas II. patter- son to the Federal Hill Parent -Teach- CTS association. He also expressed his gratitude for the many kind wishes extended to him in his long illness, which allowed him to leave the hospital but short time ago, The talk was followed by an enter. tainment program, directed by Mrs, 1 William J. Malone. Music for danc- ing was played by the New Departure orchestra. The gathering last night | was tho final meeting Of the asso- ! citation for the season as the school year ends in seven weeks.
 Bugr,n Fined
 John Rugryn was fined $50 and | costs at the local police court session today on charge Of violating the liquor law. His homo in East Bristol | was raided Saturday night and a small anentity of intoxicant was found although no apparatus for manufac- turing liquor was discovered. The count of manufacturing the intoxieant was tho only one pressed.
 John BucbinislSi. charged with froaeh of peace, was allowed 10 go on Inc payment of costs of s4.S0. He was arrested last night after he had created a disturbance at his home.
 Irene Christian
 Irene Christian, 2 year old daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christian of Laurel street, died at her home this after short illness. Burial 1 was held this afternoon in st. Thomas 
 VIII Choose Delegates
 Delegates to the state convention of he Spanish War Veterans on June i3 md ii in South Manchester will be .hosen at the meeting of Captain c. \. fIadsell camp tonight in Red Mems 'all. Following inc business session
 social hour will take place.
 Boys Club Banquet
 Members of the Boys club will en- oy a banquet tonight at the club Ieadquartcrs on Main street. Tho Inner will prec de an entertainment y the club minsirels, which have ap- cared successfully this season here nd in neighboring cities. X distin. uishing feature Of the dinner tonight III be the corps of waitresscs, which 2 i'll be composed Of about 50 of the ! 'ading young women of the city. who ave assisted during the year in Sa- Ious activities of the club. {
 Spring Cleanup Begins The annual city cleanup began to- q ay when Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson put an extra ang Of men at work in carting away he winters debris. Ashes. stones nd bricks will not be carried away iit all other rubbish will be carted way by the city teams to the dump
 the rear Of the Turner Heater Co, fl Pond street. The schedule for ic city teams will be as follows: The starting point for section No. i ill be at the corner of North Main ld Laurel streets. and will include ie streets as follows. Divinity, ulip. Field, Park. West street north Divinity, Barnes. School. Muzzy aylord. Jacobs. Addison. Francis, eadow. Highland Court, Laurel, oley. Kelley. Ward. Center. Valley, yrtle. Race. Summit. Pound. Terry He avenue, Franklin. Williams 'enuc. North street west of North ain. North Main. Fond, Eudee amor and the Riley Tract.
 Section 2, Friday and saturday. ay and 10.
 Beginning at corner or Main and 'hool streets: School street, Dr. ard street. Chestnut sirce!. Landry. -att. Locust, West street south of hool street, Pleasant. Cpson. Grid J. Church. Wolcott. wolcott Villa. lion Hill, South, Russ Lane, curtiss Ire.
 Main from corner North Main. 'nn. South Elm. Parallel, Wallace. K. George. Carlson Court. Hull, His. Buekinsham. Sirourney, sey- our. Riverside avenue. Henry. Mel .. East, Prospects street and Mum aussn avenue.
 Raiiroad Complains Thorugh it's local officials. the low HaFenr railroad has conn aine1 to the police over the practice summer street residents. adjacent the tracks. Of throwing rubbish on 2 railroad embankrnent. Some of Is material has come dangerously ar the fails and has created a most i. tidy situation. Railroad police ' Fe done all possible fo stop the A isance and numerous requests have en made to The civil authorities. q rests Will foilov. D
 Gets Bark Gar H Iulius Luchenat of Seymour re- 2 Tered his motor car. stolen last ?