New Britain herald., 1925-06-22
Bristol Mews
CHURCH WILL BE
 DEDICATED JULY 26
Date Selected by Rev. Oliver I. Masnell, St. JOseph's Pastor
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO MEET

SCHOOL DISTRICTS I0 MEET First and Fifth to Hold Annual
 Sessions - Councilmans Auto
 Tagged -- Valentine -kloss We'd
 ding-Mrs. Catherine Burch Dead
 Dedication of the new St. Joseph's church will take place on July 26, the feast day of St. Ann. unless present plans ofthe pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, miscarry. Prep arations had been made for the dedication on June fl, but all of the equipment could not be installed by that time and a postponement was necessary. Advices were re- ceived by the pastor that the com munion rail of the church and other equipment had arrived in New York from abroad so that there will be
  stallation before the annual novena of St. Ann. which will be of more significance than ever this year.
 For the services of the novena, members of the Jesuit society of New York will be in charge.
 The new church will cost with its equipment about s50O,000 but the greater part of the equipment, in- cluding the windows and altars, has been donated, Among the donations last week was contribution of $50 from the pupils of St. Joseph's school for d statue of St. Therese, lately canonized.
 Councilman's Car Tagged.
 That the "smiter often gets smit- ten" was the observation about the city hall on Saturday night when Councilman Wilbur H. Kelsey. one of the framers of the new ordinance forbidding parking on the west side of Main street, violated the rule and was tagged.
 The usual s2 was not assessed, however, as he escaped that charge by technicality. In the new ordinance framing, the council decided that it was permissible 10 leave car stand ing in front of the post office when one is seeking his mail.
 This relief from the no parking ordiance at this particular place had not been generally known and it's adoption by motorists may lead 10 its repeal, according to city officials, as the junction of Riverside avenue and Main street in front of the post office makes parking there dan- gerous procedure.
 New Departures Win.
 The New Departures won by a score of 10 over the fast playing Medford, Mass, nine on Sunday aft ernoon at Muzzy Field. The locals had fine day with the willow and treated the visiting tWirlers roughly.
 First District Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the voters of the First school district will be held in the Federal Hill school audi torium this evening at s o'clock. Off, ticers will be elected, reports of of tcers will be acted upon, action will be taken on the laying of tax and other important business will be transacted
 Child In Serious Condition.
 
 William Smith, the year and one- half old son of Mir. and Mrs. Theo- dore Smith of Lake avenue, who was run over by the Compounce trolley on Friday night when he went to sleep between the trolley rails is in critical condition at the Bristol hospital. While the wheels of the car did not strike the child, some of the machinery underneath the car cut and badly scratched him.
 East Bristol Meeting.
 The annual meeting of School District Number 5 will be held in the East Bristol school next Monday night at s o'clock, according to a call issued this afternoon. With building operations of the new eight room school for the district about to start, it is expected that the old of ficors will be reelected.
 Officer Doolan Married
 Officer Lawrence Doolan of the local police force and Miss Loretta Roberts, formerly of the local hos pital force, were married this morn- ing in Thomaston. After a wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Dooian will re- side in this city.
 Ealentinc-kloss Wedding
 Ludger Valentine of Laurel street and Miss Frances Kloss, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Kloss of 164 Laurel street, were married this morning at St. Joseph's church by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. Miss Anna Kloss. sister of the bride was bridesmaid while Oscar Nalen- tine, brother of the bridegroom served as best man. Following a wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Valen- tine will reside here.
 Mir. Valentine is well known meat merchant and Mrs. Valentine has been employed in the office of the New Departure Manufactur- ing Co.