New Britain herald., 1926-07-16
Bristol Mews
PRICE OF MILK UP
 CENT IN BRISTOL
HOWitZer to Be Presented to
 City Tomorrow Afternoon
WATER DEPT. WILL MOVE

Chief of Police Belden on For Chi
 cago-king Under Bond For Fatal
 Accident In New Haven-EIks To
 Renoyatc Home.
 According to an announcement made by the largest milk dealers in the city this morning, the price of milk has been increased one cent a quart from 15 to 16 cents. The price of grade A milk has been in- creased from IT to Is cents, Aver shire milk from 16 to F cents and the price of cream from 25 to 2S cents bottle. Pasteurized milk, however, still will be sold for eight cents pint as in the past.
 The increase has been made nec- essary, according to a statement is- sued, by the extreme dr yspell which prevailed for several weeks result ing in the poorest pasture conditions experienced for several years. The drouth has also materially affected the hay crop, fact which will react on milk dealers and stock owners next winter. It is also pointed out that dealers in other cities have been obliged 10 take similar action, due to conditions resulting from lack of rain.
 Auto Stolen And Recovered
 At 4:S0 o'clock yesterday after noon, Felix Saturn of IS Meadow street notified the police department that his roadster had been stolen from his garage on School street be- tween 12 midnight Wednesday night and the time Of his report. An in- Vestigation was started and late last evening telephone call was receiv- ed by the police from the state po- lice of Canaan that the car had been found abandoned in that town. Ap- parently whoever took the car, ran it until the supply of gasoline was exhausted. Mir. Saturn went to Canaan today to claim the car,
 Auto Accident Civil Matter
 Adam Ostroski of 116 Green street and Harry II. Barnes of 12 Meiklen street, Forestville, whose cars collided near tho Bristol Brass plant on Broad street yesterday morning, have agreed to settle the matter between themselves and neither party was held by the police department. They were schdeuled ts appear in court this morning but reached an amicable settlement be. fore that time.
 Hadsell Camp Outing
 The G. A. Hadsell Camp, U. s. W. V. and Ladies' Auxiliary have com pleted arrangements for an outing and picnic to be held at Hammonas- sett beach, on Sunday, July 25.
 Occupy New Quarters. August
 Plans are being made by the wat CT department to move into its new administration building on River side avenue on August 1. The build ing has been completed and consid- erable stock has been already moved to the new storeroom.
 The lease on their present office on Main street expired July l, bu, due to the existing carpenters strike, arrangements were made to remain in their present location an additional month.
 Air Mail Being Used
 A number of local manufacturers in this city are utilizing the recently air mail service. par for important communica- tions to destinations in the middle west and the Pacific coast. Letters for New York and Boston, however, are mostly being sent by regular mail, the margin of time saved by the overhead route being too small to warrant any change.
 Musicians at Block Island
 John Burns of Maple street and Dean Hotchkiss of Washington street, Forestville, are members of he orchestra playing for the sea- son at the Ocean View hotel, Block Island.
 Hadsell Camp Meeting
 The regular meeting of G. A. Had sell camp, L. S. w. V., will be held m Arcanum hall next Monday even ng at 8 o'clock
 Gun Presentation Tomorrow
 Plans have been consummated for the formal presentation to the city by Harold F. Emmett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of the captured German howitzer which was secured for Bristol through the efforts of the local post. The exercises, which will be held tomorrow afternoon on the Memorial boulevard east of the soldiers memorial, will be preceded by a short parade, which will be In by fraternal, patri- otic and military organizations. Charles T. Blanchard, state com mander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and past commander of liar old F. Emmett post, will be marshal of the parade.