New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
BRISTOL NEWS
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l tipH RbN JtNNbJ fund for the building of the new church.
 The last church services have been held in the old structure, which will soon be removed to make way for the preparation of tho grounds in anticipation of the dedi- cation of the new edifce, which will take place after Easter unless pres ent plans mlscarry.
 Fifty Years Teaching. In honor of the passing of the tOth milestone in her career as public school teacher, friends and colleagues Of Miss Fannie Green of the Forestville school faculty ten dered her a reception on Saturday night in the kindergarten of the school. Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Relche, in behalf Of the as- sembled colleagues and friends, pre- sented purse of $50 in gold to Miss Green, who thanked the meeting for its kind remembrance.
 Miss Green began teacl.ing in 1875 in East Bristol and year later was transferred to Forestvile, where he has taught since that time.
 Council Guests of 4. o. H.
 The members of the city council have decided to accept the invitation to be present at the St. Patrick's day celebration of Division No. i, A. o. H.. in the old St. Joseph's church building tomorrow evening. As a result the meeting of the council scheduled to be held in the council chamber of the city hall tomorrow night will be adjourned until We'd nesday night.
 Pierce Case Settled.
 The continued case of Edwin Pierce of Wolcott Road, who was found guilty of reckless driving in the city court last week as the result of an automobile accident on that street last November, when he hit a car parked beside the road and in jurcd a man who was working on the parked car. was brought up be- fore the city court again this morn- ing and fine of $25 and costs was imposed.
 The imposition of penalty was deferred from last week in order to give Mir. Pierce an opportunity to make restitution for damage done.
 Walter Farr charged with drunk enness, was fined s10 and costs.
 Property Matters.
 The King Terrace Land company has sold a house and lot on First | direct to David w. and Pearle G. Downey.
 Arthur H. Porter has sold a lot on Hull street to Angelo Ricci.
 Constable Joseph w. Harding has placed, an attachment on property | on Park street belonging to B. J. Gervais for $1,2OO in an action brought by A. H. Goodman of Hart ford. The case is returnable before the April term of the Court of Com mon Pleas.
 A building permit has been issued to Antonio Raffaniello for the erec- ton of one story business building at the corner of Park ard Muzzy streets to cost 5000 A proyiso in inc permit states that the building cannot be erected within 10 feet of | the street line of either street.
 Theft of Car Attempted
 An attempt to steal the automo- i bile of Gaylord B. Cook from his , yard on Farmington avenue some time between midnight and o'clock Sunday morning proved unsuccess- full in spite of the facts that thieves pushed the car out into the road and then Coasted it down the Farm- ington avenue hill onto King street. MT, Cook was surprised 10 find his l. car missing when he awoko on Sun day morning. Passersby later noti- fled him that the car was abandoned on King street where the would-be robbers evidently left it when they found that the self-starter was out of order.
 The police are Investigating the matter.
 Inter-Club Event
 Members of the Hartford City club will be the guests of the Bris- tol club in an inter-club pool, bil- Hard and card tournament to be held in the club rooms on North Main street this evening. A buffet lunch will follow the meet.
 At a later date the members of | the Bristol club will be the guests of the Hartford club in Hartford
 Fire in Brushland
 Two fire companies, Squad A and !, No. l, plowcd down through the mud on Middle street toward tho Southington town line last night at 6:55 in response to an alarm sent in for a fire. only 10 discover that the fire was some brushiand burn ing over. The fire was quickly ex- by the fircmen. Only one would have responded had it been known that the alarm was , only for brush fire.
 Church Pageant Given
 The Bristol Baptist church was filed to capacity last night when the pageant Prom Dawn 10 Light was given by a cast of $ people. Those taking the principal parts of the pageant were Mrs. Charlotte El- lson, Gardiner Knight, Editha Giles and Mrs. P. r. Wolfcnden, The church choir under the direction of