New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
Bristol Neu,s
BUILDING BOOM
 SEEN IN BRISTOL
Permits for Month S94,47S More
 Than April, 1925
CHORUS TO GIVE CONCERT

Federal Hin Parents And Teacher,
 As>n. Elects Officers - Temper.
 ature Drops h Degrees - DcatI,
 of Miss Dorothy Lind,trom.
 hulj@rE permits issuei by Super intenleu Of Public Works Oscar Anderson during the month Of Anr1 this year show an increase over 1i,o same period in 1895 Of $gt4-%. Drr- ing III" month of April. 1923. 4, permits were issue1 for new wort. Ila.ling for an approximate uN7,r.lf- 1 ture of $225.S7S, as compared with |fl permits for 1925. totaung S1#A - |3No. For alterations and rfngtr. Iton permits were issued this Wear involving approximately $&.@o5. as compared with two permits for last year for $g&u.
 At the present time a number of new buildings are being erected in Bristol, chief among which are |the new Nurses Home. estimated to cost approximately s125.0O0. on which ground has just been broken. the administration building for inc Bristol water department on River .side avenue which is under con- structtou and which will cost an- proNimately $25,0Oo, and the new factory for the r. A. Day company on Riverside avenue. which is heinz erected by the II. Wales Lines com pany
 A number Of new houses are in process of erection at tho present time, although an unofficial check .of the housing situation shows that .2t the present time there is short .age o1 approximately loo rents. This humber will he at least doubled and probably increased to q further ex- .tent when additions now in process .of erection to the forge plant of the New Departure Mfg. company and the E. Ingraham company are com pletoI.
 It is believed by those familiar with the situation that this summer will see considerable building activ- jty and the amount Of new work done will probably surpass that Of any previous year in the history of tho city of Bristol.
 Wallace Barnes-Dmbar Concert
 The third annual concert of the Wallace Barnes Male chorus will be held next Friday evening at S:15 o'clock in the Community theatcr and an elaborate program has been prepared. A number of solos will be rendered by Harry Coe Olmstcad. who recently came 10 Bristol from Hartford. The ManGelssohn Trio of New Britain, comprised Of Thcr- on Wolcott Hart pianist Herbert E. Anderson, vioIinist, and Roy o. Futile, colust, will assist the chorus. the personnel of which Is as fol- lows:
 R. ". Cook. director; II. C. Barnes pianist.
 First tenors: Ernest Bonney Gay lord E. Cook, L. K. Lasher, Adam NIeusel and IT. Wells Taylor.
 Second tenors: R. II. Joerrcs. Henry F. Lovejoy. Barnie Morin, Roscoe l.. Sessions, and Philip |. Smaller.
 Baritones; J. F. Andrew, r. r. Beaucar, Clarence J. Beckstedt. ", II. Graham, Arthur W. Jcpson, Brown Joyce, William J. MoelIer John R. NickoIais. J. Edwin Nilsson, Harold E. Reid, G. c. Wilcox and Charles F. Wager.
 Basses: Ralph r. Bozanson, liar . old F. Cook, Raymond F. Dieter, . Gomert Donaldson. Clarence o. Golf. 1 w. E. Johnson, Clarence Lane, . Harry Coe Omlstnad, c. M. Wood {. ord, Wimot B. Wright. Harry T. 1. 
 Clarence o. Golf assistant pianist, ! md Charles r. Wager. librarian.
 Dancing will follow the compIe- l ion Of the concert program. Fall Mountain Preserve Rcst0ckCd .
 10000 bulIheads ranging in length i rom four to seven inches. have been ! ,laccd in the Fall Mountain fish and . .ame preserve by Councilman . Homer II. Judd. These fish were occtvod from Smith Brothers Of Iew Britain.
 Magnolia Rcbckah Lodge
 A drill of the officers and guard . f Rebekah Lodge No. il will be lcd tomorrow evening at 7:S0 . 'clock in stephen Terry hall.
 Returned Home
 ilr. and Mrs. Fairfield Dresser, !