New Britain herald., 1924-01-21
Bristol News TERRYVILLE GETS
 WOMAN TROLLEY One-Man Cars Discontinued by
 B. q P. E. Co. Official CAUSED MUCH CONGESTION
Wife Of Forestsille Postmaster Dies After Short Iilness-Transicnt Tries 10 Beat Boarding Mistess-Bris- tol Realty Co Meets Tomorrow.

Discontinuance of the one-man trol-
 ley cars on the Terryyille line Of the
 Bristol X Plaingille Electric Co. has
 been announced by that concern. ef-
 fectiye at once. The taking off ot
 the cars does not mean that the yen- ture has not been a financial success
 as inc one-man cars increased the profit Of the company hut the great
 trouble on Main street. caused by the congestion when the cars wore being loaded and unloaded. resulted in the change. The cars had Main street near the post office as a terminal un-
 iii several weeks ago when the ter l minal was moved to North Main
 street at the railroad bridge. Here gain the old trouble bohbed up. 1 When cars were being nnloaded and l loa ded other traffic was al & stand
 still as lines of people extended out i nto the sliaets. As Ghe tiaciton coll cern desired to relieve the situation 1 it was decided to go back to two men i in charge Of the cars.
 The one-man cars will be retained on the Woodland street line where less difficulty has been experienced in regard to terminal facilities. For the present at least, the Terryviile line will have two men in charge of each car
 Grand List Coming
 Final touches are being applied to the city's grand list of taxes by the assessment board so that the an- nonneement Of the tax valuation for the city at large will soon be made. Because of growth of the city during the last year. many people believe that substantial increase will be shown and that the city council will be able to have n lower rate Of taxes and yet have more money 10 handle city affairs With than last year With the city dept in big figures, Mayor John F. Wade has been conducting a retrenchment policy for the last two years and each department has now gratifying saving in its ac- counts. Tho Thrift policy will be continued in tho next two years 0; the mayors regime. which began this morning with the institution of ihr new city council.
 Councilman nutton Improving
 An improvement has been noted in the condition af Councilman Frank V. Dutton. who is ill at St. Francis hospital in Hartford When taken to the hospital, m immediate operation was feared for tho city official, but this danger has apparently passed.
 Mrs. James r. Holden
 Mrs. Margaret Holden. 66. wife of Postmaster James r. lfnldon Of For cstpillc. died at her home on Garden street on Sunday after q short tineSs i She was born in thc Coppermine dis trict. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l James Gillern. pioneer settlers Of that section Of the city. Her early life was spent here and after attendance i af the local schools she was married | Al years ago 10 Mir. Holden. Besides her husband. she leaves three broth era. James A. and Edward c. Giiiei'. or New Haven and William Gillern o. Mass. and sister. Mrs Anna O'iIara Of Forestville. Her son, William Holden, first corporation counsel for this city. died eight years ago. |
 Mrs. Holden was very active in civic affairs and took q deep intercs; In the benevolent work of St. Mat .havs' church in Forestyilie, She Aas member Of st. Matthews Guild, Of the Catholic Benevolent I.eeion, Of the Ladies Auxiliary. st Matthew's church. and also of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. 0. Il.
 The funeral uifi be held al a;an o'clock on Tuesday morning al ST. church. where a solemn 1ign mass of requiem will be cole ,rated by inc pastor. inc Rev. Hil- jam f.aHin. The burial will take ,lace In inc cid st Josep.-s cemsiery n thls city
 ,lr. Iinnegan Isroacnsts Local radio enthusiasts were pleased ast night bg inc singing of John . sinnegAn, tenor from Station WEAF { f New York. here the noted singer , ook part in q 1pr program. He will 70 ono nf Inc artists in the concert ' or tAs irnsir of tie bHildiuE fund , f st. Jescph's church on January E. |. fife hish school theattr under aus | ,iceH e faIos council. K. of r., |, hartman Charles ]. Drury has an- .ourced traf ter. few seats are Ieft CT the affair." which win include num- CTS by Emily Hanrord Avery. pian- r st and Amstt Giselii. soprano. r
 roiise Court q George kefiy wns fined s5 and costs : [ the .i.y court session this morn 7g hv Judge V. J. Malone. on n hares of iutoxica.ion. Like fines ere assessed 10 George NartelI. and oseph Buglnrz. also charged with itoxiratisn. Charles Loverly charged ith breach of peace and lntoxicatlon ,as fined the same amount. Joseph ronliei was placed On probation for | days for creating ad IstuFbancs nt { ls home On sunday. Tho two boys. npIicated in the series Of petty lefts from local stores. were sent ( the state school at Meriden. Rssti i ltion Of the stolen amounts -iil bs ade by the parents.
 Cheap Board Here z One young man from Maine was ,rreeted of sn opinion yesterday by { le local police. when he thought thni E could lsare inc city withort pay \ q room and board bill for thu st iT duys He came here to seek ork and failed but stared on at l igh street rooming house. assuring ! le owner that the money would br ! soon. He ate dinner es tunI sHnfny and sbsn fhfked i!s h ena esrnf;sd without payment; . ua4 tasfa in charge si tie rai.-