New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Bristol Meus

APPEARANCE
 IN POLICE COURT. Red Stone Hill Mans Liquor
 Cache Discovered SEEK PLAINVILLE'S HELP Fall Mountain District Residents
 Will Seek Advice On School Loca-
 tlon--Mayor Wade CogItatlng On
 Appointments
 Andrew Ron2cllo of the Red Stone Hill district was arrested last night by the liquor raid.ng squad and Il barrel of intOXicant was found in his yard and gallon jug was discover ed in the house. The barrel was carefully hidden under a pile of earth and rubbish, but the officers composing the raiding squad have developed q keen sense of location of contraband, and it was finally dis covered. His appearance in the po- 1 lice court this morning made the | 18th appearance for Ronzello. | Ronzcllos case was continued un- ! til Monday morning as the judge was reluctant 10 accept the testimony of the raiding officers as to the reputa- ton of the place and it is expected that witnesses other than the off cers will be In court Monday morn ing.
 Bristol House Raidcd
 In one of the most important H. quor raids of the year, the police raiding squad, consisting of Officers Henry Jcglinsli Edgar Norton, Will liam Thompson, Joseph strut and Dewey Carpenter, descended upon tho Bristol House on South street at 5;S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon and arrcstcd John Sroka, alleged propri- ctor of that portion of the house where intoXicants were being sold. A small quantity of liquor was found in one of the rooms where all of the paraphCrnalia of q thriving barroom was uncarthed. Twelve men found
 in the place were not arrested all though their names were taken and they appeared in court this morning. Among the frcquenters were a num- 'bcr of well known Bristol citizens.
 In the police court this morning, Judge William J, Malone fined Sroka $20O and costs on each of two counts of keeping liquor with intent 10 sell and tho reputation for selling with q suspended jail sentence of 30 days which will become operative should he be arrested again.
 Plainviilc To Arbtratc At special meeting of School Dis : trict No. F, known as the Fall Mountain district, held in the school
 last evening, by q vote of 22 to 19 if was decided to call in the board
 of school visitors of the town ot
 Plainville to assist in selecting q site
 for tho new school in that district
 This is the first step forward since the money was raised to build a new school but difficulties were encoun tered in the way of completing the , project. when 1t was found impos s.blo to secure the necessary two thirds vote to change the site for tho new school. D. Clark Hare. chairman of the district. is confident after tht
 meeting last night, that plans wil move forward rapidly to the com 'plction of the new school.
 Working On Grand List
 It is expected that the task 0 preparing the city's grand list Wil he complete soon after the first 0
 the year. as the assessors work i " progressing very rapidly in spite O Il the tedious nature of the job. ' is believed that, due to the ney = equalization list recently complete, . hy the assessors, the new grand lis
 will show property valuation in eX Il Iccss of $4oO0o 000 The work O Il preparing the tax bill will be starte, n in the tax collectors office as soon Q
 thc grand list is completed. 5 It is thought that many appeal II will be made 10 the board of reliet Il as there has been some exception f taken to the values as shown in in t now valuation list, which is based O
 l00r5 valuation of Iropcrty.
 Important Changes To Be Made
 Mayor John F. Wade is wearin 9 an expression of deepest thought an | serious concentration these days a ,- it is reported that he has under con n sideration some quite importar Is committee changes which will b l. announced when the new counc n meets after Jan. 1st, Because of tn n fact that four new council member q take their seats at the meeting, tn r. subject of committee appointment r. is one of importance to the mayo | and 10 tho city.
 Il Died at Kingston
 $ Peter Rainhardt, father of Pete n. F. Reinhardt of Franklin PlaC
 this city. died Thursday at Kingston
 x. Y. The son was at his father - bedside at his death, having callC 7- to Kingston earlier in the week. 10 Father And Son Banquet " Roy. J. Kinrslcy Birgc of Brist f. will be the speaker at tho Fath' ,e and Son Banquet 10 he given by Il l Boys club of the Ashury N. n church in ForcsNille this evcnif
 Iat I o'clock.