New Britain herald., 1925-07-14

fective brake charge.
 Peter Gallagher. who was picked up on Meadow street, pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness and . fine Of S and costs was imposed,
 serving Notices,
 Notices were served on property owners on Murray road, calling for their attendance at the next council on the matter of improve ments on that thorouehtare. Al the last council session, a petition was introduced. asking tor the laying of sidewalks in that section,
 Nu,cna Opening soon,
 Opening services Of the annual noyena to St. Ann will begin on Fri- day al St, Jose ph's church and deNo- tions VIII continue until the feast day Of inc saint on July .6. The last ot the marble has arrived for the altar of the new church, SO that unless present plans miscarry. the dedication of the new edifice will take place on July 96, making the noNcna this year, one ot sreical sig nificancc.
 school Contract Awarded.
 The contract for the erection of tho new eight room school on Pine street just east of the present East Bristol school building for the East Bristol school district has been awarded to l.ucks and Clarke of WamNgtord. The new building will he two storirs in height and will be of brick construction.
 Harod A. Haydcn Of this city is the architect, The sub contract for tn" electrical work has been award- ed to the Bristol Electric Company and the heating contract has been awarded 10 the r. A. ShHelter Conn pany, both Of this city,
 Circus Tomorrow
 The first circus to visit Bristol in ever a year will come to this city to- morrow ,~,en Christy Brothers shows will show here, The Pons lot on Middle street in East Bristol has been selected as tho circus grounds.
 Tho long distance from the freight yards of suitable showing place has made circuses shun this city.
 Park Board Meeting
 Tho regular monthly meeting of the board of park commissioners will be held in the council chamber of the City hall tomorrow night at S o'clock Several matters pertain ing 10 Rockwell park will be acted upon.
 Vital statistics
 There were s births. SI mar riagrs and l5 deaths in this city during the month of June according 10 a compilation of vital statistics at the office of the city clerk. The number of deaths was cxceedinly low for the month and June proved to be the great month for mar rlaEeS
 Building Permits
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build ing permit 10 Edawrd Bailey for the erection of a two-car garage at lSs Putnam street.
 \ building permit has also been | issued to Charles NJ. Darlington for the erection Of a garage on West street.
 Marriage Licenses i Registrar of Vital Statistics Miss l Edith NJ. Goranson has issued a ! marriage license 10 lrento s. Ra- i lottc of Si Conlon street and Miss Antonia Kaiotte of %9 Kelly street, | \ marriage license has also been issued hy Registrar of Vital Statis- 1 ties Miss Goranson to I.ucien Ra- lotte of 4 ronlou street and Miss Antojnetta G7gnc of Lexington street
 rrupcr< Transfers Robert ]. Stack has sold to Ray monl and William F. Casey the property and store building on North street at the trolley terminal. Adelard Chabot has sold to Eliza beth Forster house and five lots at the corner of Poplor and Halsam streets.
 The Bristol Realty company has sold d house and lot at and Bethel street to Dominick Rertino. John Moinctti has quit claimed half interest In house and lot on Jacobs street to Teresa Moinetti. Tho Bristol Realty company has sold to Frances FurmansN a house and lot at r and 19 Cottage street.
 The Bristol Realty company has sold to Charles Mass a house and lot at l6 and IS Woodhinc street. Regular Meeting
 The regular meeting of the I. O. | Q. r., Manchester Unity, will he held this evening in Fraternity hall North Main street at ?. m. The business is installation Of officers i Refreshments will be served.