New Britain herald., 1926-10-07
BRISTOL NEWS
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and Friday at the South Side school. DressmaktHg classes in Forestville meet Tuesday and Friday and at East Bristol Monday and Thursday. Millinery is offered at the South Side school only, and this course will be held Monday and Thursday. or Tuesday and Friday. according to the preference of the class.
 All Of the above classes will be continued only on condition that there are a sufficient number of ap- plications on the first evening. hence the urgent need of registering on the first evening in each class.
 Ladies Auxiliary to Meet
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary ofthe Ancient Order of Hibernians of ot'restyille will be held next Monday evening at 8 Hibernians of Forestville will be held and other business transacted.
 Doyle Returns Home
 James Doyle, IT,, who has been S hospital, Waterbury, for injuries re- ceived in an automobile accident at Waterville last Sunday evening in which Earl White of this city was instantly killed, returned to his home in this city yesterday. He was released by the Waterbury authori- ties under bonds of S5,000, for his { appearance in court at some later date to answer charges of reckless ! driving, driving under the influence | of liquor, evading responsibility and ] resistance.
 "OId Timers" Night
 "Old Timers night will be ob | served this evening ny Ethan lodge, | Knights of Pythias at their regular l meeting to be held In Arcanum hall | at 7:30 o'clock.
 Birth of Son
 A son was born yesterday noon i to Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. Chapin i of Prospect street.
 False Alarm Draws Crowd
 A large crowd assembled in front | of the factory of the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, on North Main street at 9:20 last night following the sound ing of general fire alarm. Investiga- ton developed that a fuse had blown out in the factory. resulting in a brilliant flash, and a passerby believing 1t to be fire, rang the the alarm.
 Case Nollcd
 The case of Albert Nadeau of I New Britain, charged with cutting the traffic standard at the corner f of Main and North Main streets and , failing to have his drivers license l with him, was nolled by Prosecuting , Attorney James T. Mather this :, morning on payment of costs to $5.o0.
 Specder Fails to Appear
 Harry Osborn of s North avenue, T rerryyille, arrested yesterday by s Officer William Thompson on North T street for speeding, failed to appear ', n court this morning as instructed. = No bond was posted for his appear , lnce but he will be brought in for ', rearing tomorrow morning. |.
 Democratic Caucus The democratic caucus will be 1eld in the city court room at s o'clock next Monday evening, at which time two candidates for [ representatives 15 justices of the :, ,eace, and three constables will he 4 meeting of the town | committee will be held prior 10 the 1 pentng of the caucus, according to V n announcement made by Chair . nan Joseph F. Dutton this morning. . Congregational Church Officers At the annual meeting of the First church held last eve ing, the following officers for the nsuing year were elected: Deacon, 'homas II. Patterson; clerk, Miss a Jimmie A. Cohleigh; treasurer. Her F ert F. Garrett; auditor, George R. c Harsh: members of the prudential u ommittec, John C. Keilman and 1T Iiss Ellen A. Peck: member of the a hurch committee, Mrs. Henry E. f 'ottle. n
 To Attend Convention. q The following delegates will at q end the democratic senatorial con- f, enton, which will be held in Plain file on next Saturday at 2:30 ?. m.. ) select q candidate for state sena- ,r: Albert Rawiszer, James Heffer- an. Michael Reilly. Leigh D. Minor, homas Harrigan, Harry McKinstry, mil Bachman and Joseph T. Don van