New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
Bristol Neus
GAS MASKS DONNED
 AT BRISTOL BLAZE
Valuable X,Ray Apparatus
 Threatened by Flames

AhiVuVVhVu U llullVo FIRE IN WOISARD OFFICE Perfect Attendance Lists in Schools West Main Street Paving to Come Before Council-Niany Real Estate Transfers.
 Serious damage in the heart of the SouthsIde business district was aVerted by a chain of fortunate cir cumstances this morning, when the wires leading to the N-Ray machin- cry In the office of Health Officer Joseph I. Woisard In the Center building caught fire. Bremen from all over the city were on practice duty at the Central station, when the call came in and in addition, men just leaving a shift were at the house so that the combined forces responded. The smoke was so in- tense that all Of the gas masks Of the department were called upon and one or two near cases of being overcome by the smoke were re- ported. The f1remen kept the flames in one corner of the suite Of offices, only Q few inches from thousands of dollars worth Of celluloid plates con- taining X-Ray pictures.
 Chief John II. Hayes said today that the results would be problem- atical If the plates had caught fire. As 1t was, the fire eaters had stub born fight before subduing the blaze. The electrical department of the Bristol X PlaInville Electric Co.,, assisted the f1remen materially by shutting off the current to the building.
 The volumes of smoke forced the occupants of the second floor, where the fire was located, to leave.
 Health Officer Woisard Is enjoy ing a vacation out of the city and a coincidence is that the owners of the building Judge William ], Malone and William J. Phelan, are also out of town for extended pe- riods. About $500 will cover the damage, the tiremen believe. Hose Company No, i, Uncas Fire Com pany and Squad A sent apparatus to the fire.
 Perfect Attendance Pupils.
 The following pupils of the Bris- tol high and grammar schools Of the city have been perfect in attendance throughout every session of the past school year:
 Bristol High,
 Freshman-Sidney B. Alexander, Alfred Baldwin, Laura Lbboy Barnes, Harriet Beckwith, Mary Ger trude Comcrford, John Joseph Eng les, Ronald George Fitzsimons, Rol- and Samuel Fletcher, Richard Hal, lissey, Sara Margaret Kelly. Vincent Paul Kelly Paul Lawleyn Margaret McKtverney, Perry McMaster. Cor. don Nagnuson. Salvatore Marc. Rol- ison Marsh, Elsie Johanna Ppke Helen Potz. Olive Scarritt, Elizabeth Steed, Ebba Stenstrom, Mary Stone, Genevieye Straun, Stanley Zetarski. Sophomore Joseph Cornetski. Jane Fawcett, Carlo Francavilla, | Francis Fries, Hubert Gurske, Fred Jaeger, Louva Kelsey, Helen Klimo- witch, Vivian LaCourse. John Pep low, Charles sakowski. Ruth South worth Smith, Dorothy Cleveland Ty- Ter, Helen Bertha Wentland.
 Junior - Marion Allen, Vernon Blaschko. Hildur Carlson, Virgil Carnell, Ethel Cleveland, Annie Fletcher. Paul Ford, Audrey Gill, Howard Griswold, Edward James Herens, Helen Mary Jackman. Lil- lian Nilsson, Oscar Pease. Ioya1 Smith. Arthur Sonstroem, Edward Tweeddale, Arlene Weekes, Gather inc Zipp.
 Senior - Dora Reckvith, Helen Hallissey, Howard Marshall, Dorothy Miller, Lillian Norton, Kenneth Miller.
 Federal Hill. Grade TIT - William Cook Caro- hne Eddy, Regina TrzuskoskI. Grade " -- John NJ. Ford, Ruby | Johnson, Frederick w. Myers l Grade V - Richard lngraham Violet Morse, Helen Sanderson. Grade VI - Faith Arnold, Flor ence Skibinsld, Lucian Trzuskoski Walter Wasley.
 Grade VII - Bertha Ceppa, Stan. ley KaczynsN.
 Grade VIII - Lydia BartZ, Doug. las Reals, Jennie Nlimovtch, Ruth Tyrrel.
 John J. Jennings
 Kindergarten; Sophia Kraievski Elizabeth Nelson. Gertrude Zipp.
 Grade I: Francis Bachman, Law renee Bacon, Richard Mardin.
 Grade III: Benjamin Bishop, F'e. licisn Gagne, Walter Ziomek.
 Grade ": Geors, Carlson. Rose SakoN ski.
 Grade V: Mable Bachman, Haze Chapman, Alma DeGraff. Leopold GavryL Michael ziomek.
 Grade VI: Lillian Bacon, Esthel Nardin. Teddy Ziomek.