New Britain herald., 1925-11-16

tle Vas rushed 10 the lirislol hos
rital where the cuts were sawed and
us result of which ne IL expected
10 recover.
Active In \, T.. Conference
Charles T. Treadway OF this city
was the nominating committee at
the New England conference II
Worcester to bring In the names OF
Connecticut men 10 constitute the
permanent New England committee
OF II from each state 10 be elected
by the conference. In addition TO
MIR. Treadway Bristol was repre-
scented at the conference by John r,
Chidsey, William i. Calder and
George $, Beach.
Last of Heat Bothcrs
Numerous complaints have been
made 10 the police department con.
corning the lack Of sufficient heat in
furnished apartments. Trouble Is
being encountered N one or Two in.
stances where landlords are endeaV
oring to conserve their coal supply
on account of the scarcity OF fuel
Burns In Accident
Police Officer James W. Burns
narrowly escaped serious injury yes.
terday afternoon when he vas
struck by an automobile driven by
Peter Beruk OF Thomaston. officer
Burns was proceeding at rapid
rate on Park street TO catch n ,peed.
cr, whom Beruk. coming from Divin.
ity street, struck him with consider.
able force, throwing him 10 the
pavement He suffered slight bruises
and his clothes were torn consider
ably. Beruk appeared in court this
morning on the charge OF reckless
driving and his case VAS continued
until tomorrow
To Have New Home
The Bristol water department is
20 erect now office. storehonse.
meter shop and garage on It's land
at the corner OF Henry street and
Riverside avenue. Tho house which
is AT present on the land has been
purchased by Peter j. Conlon and
| Supt. Oscar Anderson has granted
him permission TO move II across
Henry street to Ills own property.
Vital statistics
The compilation Of vital statistics
| for the month Of October al the
office Of the city clerk, dscloscs thc
| fact that there we're CT births, is
marriages and 2S deaths in the city
during that time. The number Of
births and marriages for the month
was above normal while. lhs num-
Der of deaths was about the same MS
| the previous month.
High School Class Officers
Much interest was taken In the
! recent election of class. officers al.
the Bristol high school. The result
OF the election is as follows:
Class Of 1876, president, Franklin
Fletcher; vice president, Carl Huit-
man; secretary, Hidur Carlson;
treasurer Helen Budd.
Glass of 1927. president. Charles
Norton; vice president. Lewis Mer-
rill; secretary, Leonard Berry; treas
urcr, Frederick Deichman.
Class Of 1928, president, Vincent
Kelly; vice. president, Kenneth Carl
son; secretary. Joseph Shea; treas
urcr Grace Hackett.
sClass of 1929. president. Robert
Twss; vice president, Chester Rob-
crts; secretary. James koziel; treas
urer, Albert Nelson.
StpINpis' poIipnt Arnri,lD,,f
Franklin Fletcher; vice president,
t Carl Hultman' secretary Erncstine
Arnold.
Girls Federation, president, Helen
Bud1.
Boys Get-togcthcr club, president
Carl Huffman.
Tennis club, president, Ernestine
j Arnold.
To speak Thursday Evening
, Secretary Gates OF Hartford,
, general secretary OF the Connecu-
: cut Baptist convention. will speak
on the work OF the Baptist convcn-
, tion in Connecticut at the Baptist
/ church Thursday evening.
Parcnt-Tcachcr Meeting
The November meeting OF the
Federal Hill Parent-Teacher associ-
alton will be held at Federal Hill
auditorium this evening at 1850.
t The speaker will be Miss Olive
? Rockwell of the state health de-
! partment. She will speak on the
I subject, "Bristol's Experiment with
NTln+,I lIHartann Will ha
. sisted by Superintendent of Schools
: Karl A. Reiche. Miss Rockwelrs
Z talk will be of particular interest
as Bristol is one of the first cities
of the state TO take up the work
c Of mental hygiene in the schools
10 program of songs and readings
= has been arranged by the mother'a
e committee, all who take part being
I former pupils Of Federal Hill
school.
IS Plays New Organ
:. Edward Graham Of lis StCnrns
street has been engaged as organ
II list and choir director at the First
" Congregational church OF Terry
5 willie. He officiated yesterday at tho
It inauguration of the $4,000 organ
l. which has Just been completed, and
II which Is considered one OF the
finest organs in this section of tho
country,
o, Mr.. Graham is well known If
y musical circles of Bristol and is one
al of the youngest orsanists Of tbs
= state TO occupy position OF thi'
$ Importance He is pupil OF Ed
!. ward +. Iauhin who was tormerl!
y organist OF the First Congrega
l. tional church of New Britain ant
s who is now organist OF the Asylum
e Avenue Congregational church o
lie Hartford. Mr.. Graham leaves :
Re position with one Of the Urges
ar churches in Waterbury TO accep
r. his new position,