New Britain herald., 1926-12-30


 in her sons car, received a gash on her forehead which required eight stitches to close. The defendant was represented by Attorney T. F. McDonough of New Britain and Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather presented the cases for the city.
 Ash ColicCtiLl Echclule
 Ashes in the west and south sec tions of the city will be collected Thursdays and those in the northern and Federal Hill sections will be picked up by city teams on Friday, according 10 an announcement made yesterday by the superintendent o' public works. This schedule will be maintained until further notice.
 Birth of Son
 A son was born at the Bristol hospital yesterday 10 Mir. and Mrs Charles Barros of 15s North Main street.
 Funeral of Mrs. Warren Worth
 The funeral of Mrs. Warren Worth. who died early yesterda, morning at her home at s052 Main street, will be held at 10 o'clock 10. morrow orning from the undertak ing parlors of James J. Dunn. The service will be In Iherge of the Sal ivation Army and intarment will be in West cemetery.
 Manchester Here New Years Night
 The Manchester high school bas- 1 Ectball team will furnish the oppo- | sition for the local high school quin. tet on the floor O. the local gym. New Years night The local boys have yet to lose their first game and are in hopes of finishing the season with a clean slate.
 w. c. T. U. .-eetins A meeting 0 the Women's Chris tian Temperance Union will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the public library. K. of F. to Elect Officers for the ensuing term will l be elected at a meeting of Ethan lodge, Knights of Pythlas, to be held at 5 o'clock this evening in Arcanun ! hall.
 1o HUH &'iTlStTthS 0Itv i A Christmas party will be held iD Arcanum hall tomorrow evening by Camp No. IS, P. o. S. of A. All members and their families have re- ceived invitations to be present. Re- ! treatments will be served. Fish and Game Assn. Report The Bristol Fish .and Game asso- ] lTi q nyNr rn ~ {SSe i sportsmen of the city, Is just com ] pleting the most active year since the organization was formed several years ago.
 In conformity with it's policy to stock as many streams as possible, i the association stocked mum erous streams in this vicinity with F inch trout. The following streams were i stocked: Hancock brook, Mad River, Mine Brook, Grannis Brook, Falls Brook, Shingle Brook, Tolles Brook and Mix Brook. The committee in charge of the stocking of streams is headed by Samuel T. Thorpe and he has given unselflshly of his time and services in this regard.
 <bllVl oVNClai ul dl- tempts 10 procure northern quail. the association finally succeeded in obtaining a number of these birds from the Possum Hollow game farm at Springfield, Ohio. Much doubt was expressed as to whether or not these birds would survive, as they i had become almost extinct in this ytririt,- Tho hirIc most unfortunate time, during the first snow storm of last February. and it was impossible to liberate them until some weeks after the heavy snow of that month. The chairman of the game com- mittee, Homer II. Judd, took the birds 10 his preserve on Fall Noun tain and cared for them until milder weather set in, and due to the care ful attention given the birds only two or three were lost, and the rest were liberated in the surrounding woods. That the birds did survive and did thrive is attested 10 by the statement of numerous hunters who. during the past fall. have seen quail III ilIiS NltilIltN l-Nlt lllSy idNo hVl been seen for over 20 years. If any hunter who comes across Bob White in the woods will pause for one in stant and realize the scarcity of the bird. and the efforts that are being made 10 bring him back here once more, he will probably feel content ed to connne his shooting 10 other { ,irjo ~1a f,,1 Fheasants have been more plcn- t:fu this year than ever before, and tha fish and game commission of the state allotted the local association, splendid flock of these beautiful game birds during the past fall. Six large crates were shipped down here during the last week In August. two Of which were given to Whigville and distributed by George w. Hull. Two more were given to the For estville sportsmen and were liber- ated by Junius Z. Douglass, and the remainder were released In the ncighboring woods and meadows of Bristol. There should be splendid pheasant shooting hereabouts In the very near future.
 Probably the most important fea ture in the activities Of the local as sociation during the past year was the field day which was held ., Lake Compounce on September 1. under the auspices Of the state Nsn and game commission. The success of this field day greatly exceeded the expectations of the most enthu- siastic. T. was the first undertaking Of it's kind ever held in this or any other state. and the general out pouring Of sportsmen from all over
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