New Britain herald., 1924-02-29
WANT BRIDGE OVER
 RAILROAD TRACKS Second Petition for Elimination of Danger Spot Going to Council USED BY THOUSANDS DAILY
Lonergan to Speak at Bristol Club
 Tonight-COmfort Station Petition
 Growing-Chautauqu in Bristol
 July 17 to fix. of C. Meeting.

IohiSnt-SOnIOft Stdti0n petltIOn
 Growing-Chautauqua in Bristol
 July IF to 17-K. of c. Meeting.
 Erection of a connecting bridge be- tween Pond street and North Pond street over the tracks Of the railroad will be asked for at the council meet ing again Tuesday night in order that a dangerous condition may be eiim- mated. More than 1000 people resi- dents Of the tract Of the Bristol Real ty Co.,, north of the railroad, must cross the tracks several times d day tc and from work, and to school chil- dren the menace has been aiarming.
 Already marrow escapes by the doG- cns have been reported and one boys lie Was saved by the prompt work Of d man who heard his cries Tor nelp, when he was caught by a rail. The matter has been taken up before by the city fathers and referred to the city planning commission, which is favorable to the bridge, but because ot city expenses, the bridge erection Was held of. The immediate need has caused the matter to be taken up again and some definite acton will be asked for by the supporters of the request.
 IIonergan and Woodrow.
 Impressions of former President Woodrow Wilson, gained while member of congress, will be portrayed by former Congressman Augustine tonight at the Bristol club. his duties, Congressman Lonergan secured many intimate E ,impses Of the war president and has an interesting picture 10 present of the nations executive. Tho speaker wIl be introduced by Nice-president Judge S. Russell Mink of the club. ttur the talk, luncheon will be ,Cr, ed.
 Seeking Comfort Station.
 Efforts Of Chairman Edward D. Rockwell of the Chamber Of Com ncrce committee on a local comfort ! ,tation have progressed so well that yVeral hundred names have been sc- i ,urcd for d petition, which will be f presented to the city council on Tues i .ay night, asking immediate action l ,n the erection Of structure Of this ! character. The proposed building i win be located on Main street, north l if the railroad bridge, q most central .te. The matter has been discussed ,y the city planning commission and . z ported tavorably on. but no action lad been taken by the council.
 Disctiss Future Activities
 Activities for the year will be dis ussed at the meeting of the Rev. NJ. ,. Eoddan assembly, Fourth Degree ,nights of Columbus at the meeting 9niEht In K. Of C. hall. The local as enjoy was organized last year and lrcady hes extensive plans under .ay for welfare work.
 "Tyrants" Tomorrow
 Scenery 10 the extent Of d carload rrived today for the premier prosen- .tioa in this country of "Tyrants' on iturday night at th- Community leater. Arranse have been .adc for the seating of the critics .om New York and the managers ! ho will attend the opening perform lcc. After tbt presentation here 10. orroW. thc company Niil leave for ! cN York. where tho show has been $ ,ntracted for long run at q Broad ( a., theatcr. D, ginning Monday night. | Another New York company will ,pcar at the Community theator on arch II. when Helen Of Troy, x. '' will bc presented 10 local thcatcr- s ,ers.
 "strungheart" Coming Under the direction of Joseph Hcaly c former Broadway star. the four act inedy drama Of American college e, "Stronphcart" will be presented !
 next Tuesday night at the Com t unity theatcr by tae players ol the T Joscph's Drama Guild for the 0 ncfit of the building fund of the n " church The play deals with the II Q of young Indian. who is sent p
 his people to Columbia university, ,ere he ubsorbs the white mans t' timing 10 the extent that he nearly n 'ss sight of his home people. In tl cir need. they call to him and thc g' max or tho play deals with his sur !" ldcr of his white ideals 10 return
 his tribe V
 Playing Hartford J' In return engagement, he Hart " d pubic high school five is playing to local high school quintet tonight S' the local school gymns sium. In F. carrier meeting between thc two to ms iH Hartford, the locals were de- fe t"1 by one point margin. which y hop to avcuge tonight. In th" ies last year between the tp-o quin- O. 2. each side won q game. Coach nf omas Monohan has had his charges S.
 for jaiiy practice this week in an- ya patton Of a hard tusslu tonight and Ee 1ks that his players arr superior tine visiting nse. Tn. locals con fof ,l that the meeting in Hartford was Y.
 a fair display O. their ability ss la
 decisions of tiic referee were de- str sdiy against the Bristol play rs. uf lpite the dissatisfaction with the areo, Hartford could only pull out is the contest point ahead on the To ne floor.
 Decide Chautaugua Date hc he SWarthn.ore ChaGtauqua Hill held in this city from July 70 10 tlit ' l7 on Federal Hill green, accord Uni to a decision of the guara ntofs al a meeting last night iii the library clu
 election of officers was deferred