New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
BRISTOL CALLED
 DUMPING GROUND
Judge Comments on UndeSir.
 abIeS Here
SENDS COUPLE TO JAIL

--Policc To Help Al Tircs---Bris-
 tol High Wins Dcbatc--Dr. Dccy.
 CTS Auto Damaged. Bristol appears 10 Inc the dunn. ing ground for all the undcsirablcs of Vermont, Maine and Massachu- sets" was the statement of Prose cutting Attorney James T. Mathor in police court this morning during inc prosecution of Louis Rcyer and Anna Pcrron both Of l5 Foley stree, Who were charged with q statutory Ollcnsc.
 II developed that they had been nllhG as man and Wifo since last aIL in spite of the fact that Rcyer hAS Wife and one child and tho 1 I'rron woman has q husband living , m Massachusetts town. NIr, Rcvcr IS m sanltarium in Brightwood Mass, and tho child is in an ingtjtlI. 'lon for children in Northampton. The record of Anna Perron, as read Tn the court showed that she rad been involved in similar cs- capados on numerous occasions in other cities anu her home was given as Swanton, Vt. Sho has lived in Springfield and Hartford, as well as other Massachusetts cites.
 Pcrron, whose home was orislnal- ly Northampton, has been employed in the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, for lhe past several months and had no previous record in the local court,
 The arrests were made on con- pIaint of the woman's brother, who resides in Hartford. at midnight last night.
 Both pleaded guilty and q son. trnCe Of six months in jail was given in each case by Judge William J. Malone.
 Chimney Fire
 squad \ and Engine Company No. 7 were called ont at 4;40 D. m. yes torday 10 eNtinguish q chimney fire in the house owned by Edward Ric- c!o and occupied by Arthur Myers at l% Race street. There was no dam ago.
 kOrum SanCtOrum
 About 5o members of Korum Sanctorum No. 19G A. M. Q. $. will journey to Hartford tomorrow eve ming 10 attend the meeting of tho Hartford lodge in Odd Fellows hall on Main street,
 Bristol High Wins Debate
 The local high school debating team won the third interscholastfc debate held in tho Community thea tor yesterday afternoon, the Torring- lon High school team being their op- poncnts. The subject debated was Resolved: That tho United States HhouId Recognize SOCiCt Russia" The local team took the affirmative.
 Those representing tbo Bristol High in the debate were Barbara Lane, Edward KonGcj and Abraham llackman and the Torrington team consisted or Mildred Reynolds. 1 Eleanor Elliott and Ruth Davis.
 The judges were Judge S. Russell 1 Mink, '. L. Wooding and the Rev. F.. l.. Wismcr.
 Auto Damaged
 Complaint was made 10 the police l department hy Dr. X. \. Dewey last l night that his car, whil" standing ! parked on Prospect street, was run into by another automobile and con | Siderably damaged. The party ro. Fponsiblo did not report tho accident either 10 tho doctor or tn" authori. | tics and Detective Sergeant Daniel l NcGillicuddy is Investigating the ease,
 Main Street Flooded
 Meadow street in front of the central fire Headquarters resemhlcd q small lake yesterday afternoon due 10 the heavy rainfall. To add 10 the difficulty, both catch basins became plugged and if required con- siderable effort on inc part Of tho street department to open them up
 Services Tonight
 There will be Stations of tho Cross and bcnediction at st. Joseph's church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Similar services will also ho held in St. Matthew's Catholic church in FOrcstvillo
 streets Very Icy
 Due 10 the heavy fall of rain yes terl2y and last evening the snow has been washed of most of the strn"tS, leaving q covering of icc which makes it very dangerous for po podnstrians and automobiles.
 Thrro arc also a number Of streets badly flooded. particularly in tho cast end of the city. and cellars in some locations arc knee dcop in water
 Milk Permits Dcing Issued
 Milk and Herd Inspector [. F. l NailI IS in tho council chamber to- ! |