New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
HOME FOR NURSES
TO BE BUILT IN '26
Barnes Family'S Gift Of $4,000
Announced Today
RONzILLO SENT TO JAIL
Man whose Car Killed Earamo Youth
1'rccd-Rcd Men Elect Officers.
New Traffic Signal $50 New Auto
Markers Needed.

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Markers Needed.
That new nurses home to cost
between 100000 and Sl9a,O0U will
be built as an adjunct to the Bristol
hospital in the year 1926 was an
nounccd today by hospital officials,
The building committee is at work
preparing plans for the new struc-
turo and it is expected that they will
be ready 10 ask for construction bids
within a short time.
1t was also announced this morn
ing that Il gift Of $4,000 from the
Barnes family had been made To-
ward this purpose which, In addi-
ton to the $4,000 gift of Charles
!, Treadway which was announced
last Saturday and the $SS,o00 which
had been definitely set aside for that
purpose by tho Bristol hospital,
brings the total amount available 10
$4,000. Additional contributions Ia
this fund are expected in the near
future so that within a short time
the fund will he complete.
The estimated figure for the con.
struction includes equipment and
furnishings and viii give Bristol y
complete hospital unit which viii
compare fyorably with any in the
state.
The efficient building committee
which has completed work on the
hospital proper and which is work.
ing on the nurses home project re.
mains the same with the exception
that the vice chairman. Townsend G
Frca1Way now assumes the chair.
manship inusmuch as Judxc Newell
Jennings has been unable to accept
the Craftsmanship this year because
OF the necessity Tor his being absent
from the city frequently. judge
Jennings romans Il member OF tho
committee.
RonAillo Sentenced TO Jail
Andrew Eou2iilO, credited Wit
being l'ristol's most fragrant often.
der Of tn law, was sentenced to jai
for Go Gays by Judge William j
Malon" in the city court this morn.
ing after he had found him guilty
.of violation Of Tie liquor laws. Il
was Ron2iIlo'S 18th oifense and tria
lin the Bristol court. a bond of ST..
hou was fixed Tor an appeal ant
Judge William j. Malone told At
torucy Noble T.. Pierce that h,
jopod that his client would cscap,
10 parts unknown.
This mornings conviction was tn,
seventh time that Ronzilo has bcrl
found guilty OF Violation of the Ii
'Quor laws. On previous occasions h,
cscu pad Jail on account Of the larG,
family OF minor children which h.
THREATENED to thrus, upon thc cit!
in case lie should be parted from
tarIn.
This man reminds me OF Pigs Il
Pigs. " said Judge Malone ON tn,
'honch this morning. Every tim,
h" comes in lrro, he has acquire,
four or five more chiiGrcn."
In the city court Ronziilo dis
claimed any knowledge of half 1
barred of cider brandy which th'
officers found buried by a ston,
fence which divided Eon2iIloS pro
! p,rtyi from that Of his neiChUors
/ In view of the fact that some II
tquor WAS found in RonziIlo's hous
which compared very closely witt
/ that in the barrel, Judge Malon
( placed little crcdcnce in the story
at does not seem likely that a hal
haired Of cider brandy should b
wandering around the country zoos
without some family connections,
he said.
Fatal Accident Case \ollCd
Iron tn" recommendation o
! Prosecuting Attorney James 7
Mather, the case of Giuseppe Filosa
Whose automobile hit and iniure'
Philip Earamo, Il, on sunday night
December 90, on Broad street i
ForcstviUr so that the youth die
la short time later. was nOlled. Prose
.cutor Mathrr stated that there wa
no ryideGc" 10 show that T1losa ma
Idrivon recklcssly at the time an
that he believed that young Earam
and his five brothers and sister