New Britain herald., 1925-11-14

Departure Manufacturing Co. Is one of the important units of this large corporation and its president, De- witt Page, is one Of the directory of General Motors.
 Bristol's Water Supply
 The welcome rain of yestcrdny and the day before was instrumen. tai in placing the Bristol water sup- ply upon a more favorable basis than has existed for some time. For the first time in many months. Bristol today Is using the natural How Of water from its main yeser- Nolr, allowing the storage rescr. Noirs to store reserve.
 Recovered from Illness
 Rev Ernest l.. Wismer pastor of the First Congregational church. has returned 10 his home after re- ceiving treatment at the Bristol hospital It is expected that he will occupy the pulpit at the church at tomorrow's services.
 Daisy sale Today
 The annual daisy sale of the Women's auxiliary of the Ameri. can Legion is being held today. The proceeds from the sale are for the purpose of providing Christmas boxes for the disabled ex-seryice men who arc receiving treatment m hospitals. In previous years quite a substantial sum has been realized for this purpose and 1t is expected that an even greater sum W'll he raised this year. Mrs. Will nam Clayton. president of the aux Hilary is in direct charge of the sale. the actual selling being done by girls from the high school assisted by the Boy Scouts.
 Marriage License Frauds
 Since the laws pertaining to marriage licenses were enacted there has been considerable fraud attempted in every town clerks office. While it is felt that no se- rlous fraud has been practiced st the local bureau, there is a well de- fined suspicion that there have been several statements as 10 the age of the applicant and while no prosecution is expected. this feature will be checked up more closely hereafter.
 Press 10 Razc Ell
 Superintendent Oscar Anderson has issued q building permit to the Bristol Press Publishing Co. to make alterations on the building in the rear of 99 Main street by turning the building around and raging the eli
 A building permit has also been issued to Vito Nendrella to erect A seNen-room bungalow at the corner Of Allen street and Lawndale avenue to cost s4,500; to Fred P. Helmips to erect a three-car garage on West street to cost $500 and to Robert s. Carness to erect two-car garage at 12 Kelly street to cost SlOO,
 Judge Peck to Speak
 Judge Epaphroditus Peck will ad. dress the Everywoman's Bible class at the First Congregational church tomorrow at noon. His subject will be High Lights of the National Council' being a report of the as- semby of National Congregational council recently held in Washing ton.
 Bristol to Receive Publicity
 In it's next timetable which will be forthcoming shortly. the Railroad company will publish a two-page | article descriptive of Bristol Illus trations will be shown of the Bristol high school. the new hospital and the public library. The article was prepared by Judge Epaphroditus Peck
 Will 10 Ike Contested
 "'rhe will of Mrs. Mercy Cone Of TerryviIle who has left the income of an estate exceeding S3S,O00 under | peculiar conditions will be contested by Mrs. Ella Crawford of 66 North strct, Bristol. a sister of Mrs. Cone. After making minor bequests Of which Mrs. Crawford is mentioned in the sum of only $500, the income : of the estate is left for the purpose of buying books for the Terryville library, care of Baldwin park in | TerryVille and for Christmas cele- l (Continuod on Page 11)