New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Bristol News
CROWD INTERPRETERS
 WITH FIRE FIGHTERS
Prosecutions to Follow Similar
 Conduct in Future
WIFE AND S7O MISSING

Mrs. r. E. ForScll Dies Suddenly - Councilman To Graduate From Vets Point-Foresters Elect Ofri- ccrs-Auto Collision.
 Fire last night about Ii o'clock destroyed a barn and several out buildings on the farm Of John Gaioty on New street in the East Bristol district, the loss being estimated at about $500. An automobile in the building was removed before the flames reached it. The fire had gained considerable headway before t was noticed and Welch Fire com pany Engine Company No. and Squad A were obliged to lay 1900 feet Of hose to protect houses and other buildings in the immediate vicinity.
 The fire for a shhr- time illUminat- d the sky for some distance around and about a thousand people were attracted 10 the scene. Considerable delay was experienced in laying the hose due 10 automobiles crowding in between the hydrant and the fire and one autoist in his anxiety 10 press closer to the blaze snatehcd the coupling from the hands of a fireman just as he was about 10 at taCh il 70 the hydrant
 Chief John II. Hayes stated this morning that in the future those who insist on impeding the work of the fremen will be severely dealt with and the numbers Of several au- fomohilas were handed to Chief Er- nest Rolden Of the police department this morning. The law specifically states that persons shall remain at least a distance of Soo feet from a ire and every effort will be made in tho future 10 soc that spectators comply with it.
 Mrs. Esther Marion EorSell
 Mrs. Esther Marion Tovsoll. aged 35. wife of l.. R. Forse1l of Terry vile avenue. died at her home sud denly yesterday from heart disease after a short illness.
 She was born in this city, the daughter of Mrs, Caroline Gustatson and the late BeniaUin GustafSon. She attended the grammar schools and as a young woman was married 10 Mir. Forsoll. who. together with ono son, survives. She also leaves her mother Mrs. Benjamin Gustaf- son Of 4 Stearns street, one sister, Mrs. Frank StenEor of Hudson. \. N., and a brother Carl Gus' atson, all Of Bristol She was a member Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the south Chippens Hill Ncighborhood club and the Swedish Lutheran church.
 Tho funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:&o o'clock from the homo of Mrs. Gustafson of 1T Strarns street and ar o'clock rom rhe Swedish Lutheran church. Rev, HenNine Johnson will offiCiate and intcrment will be in the West ceme- tery.
 Arnoys Defeats Lynch
 Hal Arnoys of New Haven won five out Of nine games from Steve Lynch of this city at Swingle's all lcys last evening in a state league bowling match. Arnoys rolled three strings of 116 and the high score of the evening was made by Lynch with 1lS. The scores:
 Arnoys-116. 11f. 1o7, 1o1. 116 t04. 9S. 95, 1o3, Total pinGalI. 966. Average ll1.5.
 Lynch-96, l1T, 103. liS, %, 94 1o2. 1ol, 95. Total pinfall 924. Average 1o2.6.
 Eagles Carnival Tonight
 A Tonight carnival to be given at the corner of Laurel and Church streets under tho auspices Of Bell City Acrie, Fraternal Order of Eagles. will open this evening with a band concert by the New Depar- ture band. entertainment and danc- ing.
 The committee in charge Of the affair arc Abort r.. Trothicr, chair man; Joseph r. Dutton. vico-Chair- man; William Harrigan. secretary and William F. Farley treasurer.
 r. O. $, of \. Meeting
 A special meeting of Camp l6, r. 0. $. of A, will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock In Arcanum hall, The nomination of officers and other business of importance will take place.
 I. O. O. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of stephen Terry Lodge. I, Q. O. r. will he held this evening at s o'clock in stephen Terry hall.
 Tircmcn'S Ball Game
 Welch Fire company defeated Engine company No. yesterday in Ia ball game played in the rear Of the central fire station. 2 to 2, after Ia len inning pitchers battle. The feature of the game was one handed catch by nutton playing for No. 2's.