New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-16

4 NtW departure OlllCe OH MOTH NAH
street at 1 o'clock.
Two special trains have beer
| chartered to convey the employee:
of the Meriden plant to this city
while buses and private automobile.
will be used by the Elmwood EN-
ployees
Elks Outing and Field Day
Plans are now under way for tn,
annual outing and field day of Bris
tol lodge, No. 1910, B. P. o. Z.
which will be held at Lake Com
pounce on Sunday, October 3. 10
seph P. Carroll is chairman of thu
| committee arranging for the field
day events and either shore o
barbecue dinner will be served un
der the supervision of Brothel
Hamlet Pellegrini The committe'
in charge of the distribution o
tickets consists of Thomas Z. Bur
! ley, chairman; George l.. Roberts
secretary; Hubert A. Pons, treasurer
assisted by IS members in Thomas
ton. Terryville. Unionville, Forest
vile and Bristol.
Struck BY Auto
Ella Appruzzeze, aged years, O
! Marjorie street, was struck by al
automobile operated by Raymond
Berno of Myrtle street on Pin,
street yesterday afternoon ant
slightly injured. sustaining Sigh
abrasons on the head, arms ant
knee. She was attended by DR.. p
B. Robbins, police surgeon, at hel
parents home.
Berno was instructed to appear
before the prosecuting attorney thi!
morning and his case was con
tinued Indefinitely until the child:
recovery.
Sheep Case Continued
The case of Charles H. Andrew Of
Wolcott, charged with reckless driv.
ing on September 3, was continued
until Wednesday. September %.
On the date in question it /;
claimed that an automobile operated
! by Mr.. Andrews struck and killed 6
sheep owned by William Burnhan
of Wolcott street. The continuance
was made necessary due to the com
plainant being i'll and unable to ap.
pear in court.
New Directories at Library
Directories of the following citie;
al
brary by Price and Lee company
publishers of the Bristol directory
Dayton. Ohio; Schenectady, n. Y;
Reading, Pa; Houston. Texas; Seat,
tie, Wash; Springfield, Ohio, anG
| Williamsport, Pa.
X. of p. Meeting
The regular meeting of Ethar
Lodge. Knights of Pythias, will be
held at 8 o'clock this evening If
Arcanum hall.
II. S. Football Schedule
The local high school football
team will open its season with the
Lewis high school team of Southing-
ton in Southington on September
%. The schedule for the balance OF
the season is as follows: October 2
MiddletoWn at MiddletOwn; October
9, East Hartford at Bristol; October
16, Meriden at Bristol; October go
Torrington at Torrington; October
80, South Manchester at Bristol;
Nov 6, West Hartford at West Hart.
ford; Nov. 10. Windham high OF
Nillimantic at Bristol.
Uniforms have already been ISSUED
TO Captain Riordan, Berry, Crowley
Hugrct, Albiano, C. Francavilla
Mast. Merrill. Burghoff and Zagryn
About IS candidates have reported
for daily practice and Coach Thomas
Monahan has some promising ma
terial from which to select his team.
Lodge of Sorrow
The Bristol lodge OF Elks will
hold a lodge of sorrow this evening
in memory of John c. Cullen, who
died last week.
The regular meeting of the lodge
Will also be held and several candi-
dates will be initiated.
No Park Board Meeting
Due to a lack of the necessary
quorum, the regular meeting of the
board of park commissioners was
not held last evening. 1t is probable
that the commissioners will get to-
gether next Wednesday evening,
september 22nd.
10 Discuss River Pollution
Mayor John +. Wade, accompan-
led by several members of the city
council, City Engineer Carleton w.
Buell. and DR.. B. 3. Robbins, city
health officer. are in Hartford this
afternoon attending a meeting on
the pollution of the Pequabuck riv-
er, Forestville, which is being held
before the state commission on the
pollution of streams.
Plans are now being prepared for
the establishment of a sewerage sys-
tenn for Forestville and East Bris-
tol and just as soon as they are
completed, the adVisability of carry
ing them out will be discussed. At
the present time, houses and build
ings in the center of Forestvile are
connected with n sewer which emp
ties into. the Pequabuck river and
this is the condition which local
health officials are striving to over
come.
Funeral of Michael j. GrC.lnan
The funeral of Michael j. Gren-
nan of st Stewart street was held at
o'clock this morning from st. JOS
eph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Mag
nell was celebrant of the high mass
of requiem and was assisted by Rev.
Thomas +. Lynch as deacon and
| Rev. William p. Laflin of Forest
vile as sub deacon. At the offertory
Mrs. A. +. Paderewski sang 20 Sal
utaris" and at the close of the serv-
ices, James j. Dunn sang ut viii
/ Not BE Long"
The pail bearers were Edward