New Britain herald., 1924-07-10
Bristol
MOTORCYCLE POLICE
 OFFICER IS INJURED
James :. Burns in Collision With
 Auto on Boulevard
READY FOR CHAUTAUQUA

hhfh ii'ssa" in Race far pasimas,
 tershin-Iiarlfani Advertising ciuh
 Here fanight-Tesiins of Cows For
 Tuberculosis ta Pc Discussed.
 |. Motorcycle Officer James F. Turns suffered severe bruises and a shaking uR last night when he eollided with motor ear, driven by Dewey Norton of ss tPsen street on the Memorial Boulevard, opposite Fem street. Nor. ion was attempting in cut across the lhofoughfafe from the east 10 stop at a Gasoline hllinE station, while tha officer was proceeding east, Neither operator saw the other until too late but as both the motorcycle snd the motor car were travelling at \ mod. crate rate, the impact was mild. The motor car va. iented somewhat while the motorcycle was twisted A lnfe. oniefr Turns wns given medi- cal attention hy Dr, J. 1. Woisard and Dr. lieraimin R. Robbins. An N.ray picture revealed no broken homes, He will be unable 10 resume his duties on the force for several days.
 Elks' Special Here
 Carrying the Waterbury anilercd brethren 10 the national convention Of The order of Elks in Boston. the spe. cinl express stopped here this morn ing hut as all Of the local EIks al. lending the convention. had left on Monday. no passengers board.d the cars About so Elks have made res- erNations on the train for the return trip from Boston tonight. however.
 Ticket Meeting Tonight
 Reports of the ticket committees Of l me local Chantauqua. which opens on | Friday al the Federal Hill green. will | be presented tonight at meeting at i:fb o'clock in Library hall President frank B. Tibbitts of the local asso- 'iauoh VIII address the gathering.
 Ad Club Coming
 The Hartford Advertising club will be entertained tonight at the Endee club. About 100 members and women friends will attend. The program VIII include vaudeville numbers and iancing
 Milk Hearing Tonight
 Discussion Of the ruiinu that all ,erds in the city furnishing milk for ne public supply he tuberculin tested IF that all milk be pasteurized, will axe place tonight at the city court oom at ';SO o'clock. The ruling was ecently approved by the board of ,ealth and referred to the city coun- III. That body decided to call a pub lc hearing so that the opinions of ltlzens might be presented. At a caring last week, the majority opin- ! on favored the proposed regulations. mich tend 10 improve the milk sup ly in the smaller herds of the city. | ractically all of the larger dairies I ave been using the tuberculin test 'r several years and heartily recom- T 'end the adoption Of a compulsory r gulation to that effect Others. while
 favor Of the adoption of city or nance of that nature, want the mat U 1T deferred until later date. u
 Bristol Briefs IT Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan and d. arty of friends motored to Momau- lin yesterday. Miss Margaret Sheehan of Hartford V sited friends in the city. A Miss Mazie Myers of Andrew street !" IS returned from Savin Rock, where cl @ has been spending several days. Officer Edward Connors is enjoying oi two weeks vacation in Canada. r' Court Ever Welcome, F. of A., will e' eet tonight in Red Mems hall. when of the recently elected of- CTS will take place.
 Children Have Outing m Joy of the deepest order was ey- VI ossed today by the school children u ,n the city. when the Joy Specials" -h { for Lake Compounce, where the oi' ungsters were the guests of Pierce oo -e Norton Nearly 5000 pupils, accom- ''' nied by several hundred parents d teachers, went to the resort where
 Of tho attractions were thrown an to them. Through carefully rkod out program, no confusion re- ted and all arrangements went s,, ng smoothly as clockwork greatly II, the satisfaction of the officials and ,ti 0 to tho children. No one was ;hted and all had the biggest day sui history Of the local schols as hing was left undone to make the off ddics' happy. The management of
 resort was heartily thanked by cut
 school authorities and hy the ,lot ldrcn for the splendid outing. m,
 No Inspectors Here 'I.noush ucsdav was the day Me cduIcd for the examination Of 7 didatcs for the local postmaster I. D, no government inspectors for ,bi { purpose have appeared as yet at office 10 interview the aspirants. v., ark horse has been introduced in- =. he postnas crship race in the per T George w. Simmons. local manager ool the American Railway Express he, He has been in the city several i, rs as representative Of inc ex- ss company and is well known. He ", lctive in the affairs of the Arym IN ). tho young mems organization of
 Prospect Methodist Church and is Al
 well known fratrrnelly. AI ouncilman Frank s. Merrill has endorsement of the republican n committee. although he has not '"N an the examination. Bravton H. ne' alvin took the examination and ieN d of certification. Claude ]. Bryce
 failed in the first examination. SUE fmaster William A. Hayes was the you
 one fin mass whom inc first OK fish nation vos held hut bis cardidocv the Id not be endorsed by Congress
 F.. Hart. who asked the civil iat ice commission for another eXa- and ation after request had been and