New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

o'Connells record Of S5 successive games with the Boston college eleven as well as the fine brand of football exhibited, drew a big DOT. ton Of the applause his way.
 In the Police Court
 Minch Puchowski, who was be. fore the court this morning on the charge of drunkenness and breach Of the peace, was fined sl0 anI costs Frank o'Connell was fined SS and costs on the charge of drunkenness. The case Of Adolph Niconie, charged with keeping li. quor for sale and reputation, was continued 10 December 12 under bonds ot $500.
 Public Meeting Wednesday
 The Rockwell memorial commit tee, which has been active in rais- ing funds for the purpose of pro. Niding a permanent memorial for the late A, F. Rockwell. has called a public meeting 10 be held in the city court room Wednesday eve ming, December g, at s o'clock.
 The committee will make a re- port Of it's activities and will OK. hihit the design for the memorial, which will, it is expected. be in the form of a bronze bust. l. will also report the probable location Of the memorial. About s3.o00 has been raised by public subscription for the purpose.
 Christmas Club Checks Today
 Checks for an amount approyt. mating s60,000 will be mailed to- day 10 the members of the Bristol 'Trust company's 1925 Christmas club So popular has this method Of providing funds for Christmas shopping become. that already members Of the 1926 club are be- ing received.
 Officer Breault Improved
 Traffic Officer Breault, who was run over Saturday while directing traffic al tho corner of Main street and Memorial Boulevard, is some- what improved although it is not eX- pfcted that he will be able 10 resume his duties for week or more. Of ilcer Breault did not suffer any broken bones, but was severely bruised by the automobile before the driver, Longin Rzymski of 17o Union street could bring the car to stop Rzymski was arrested unon tho charge Of reckless driving and operating q car while under the in- tlu"nce Of liquor and his case will be tried in the police court December 21.
 I'lks Memorial Services.
 1mprissive memorial services in memory Of the six members who died during the year were held by Bristol lodge of Elks al the lodge rooms last evening at which about 100 mcm- bers and friends were present. Fol lowing q selection by the New De- pariure orchestra, the opening ritual for the memorial service was con. ducied by the officers of the lodge under the direction of Exalted Ruler Edward Niering. Attorney John C. l}Iackali Of Hartford delivered the memorial address. The musical pro- gram of the evening, in addition to selections by the orchestra. consisted of vocal selections by Miss Helen Barrett of Thomaston, who sang "l}irl of Love Divine" and "A Tiny Gordon.' Harry Lynch Of Thomas ton sang Sometime You Will Rc- memh"r' and William Hayes of Plainyil'r "The Vacant Chair"
 Thieves In East Bristol
 Percy Sansom Of Loucks X Clark who is superintendent of construc- ton at the new building at the East Bristol school, reported 10 the police his morning that some ore had broken into his office sometime be. wcrn Saturday noon and this morn nE The thieves made away with h" office typewriter and some office supplies. Officer Edgar Norton is Investigating the case.
 Thieves also visited the Bristol Sales and Service Co.,, on Park street sometime saturday night and enter d the building and took one fabric ir" but Were scared away before my further material could be taken. hoy completely stripped a car which was standing outside the . of all of the tires and rims. !
 "lhrrc Mu,kctccrs" Busy
 Bristol'S liquor raiding squad 1 which is known as "Thc Three Mus ,"tcors" and is composed of Officers >orton. Thompson and Je~inski hve made themselves terrors to the i Illicit manufactures and sellers Of | ooch. A short time ago the collcc- i ion Of stills and other apparatus in- ident to inc manufacturer of booze, ! IaS gathered together in the rear | f 'h" police station and destroyed ! nd sinoc that time a good beginning | T another collection has been made. i sine" thr first of September, not less han f5 raids have been made from