New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
BRISTOL NEWS
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into the war had been to end war | and in this VIC were also success | ful and as a result a hatred of con- flict had arisen which would greatly diminish the possibility of future 1 wars.
 During the ceremonies a wreath was placed on the monument and during the roll call of Bristols de- parted heroes, flower was dropped into basket for each name called.
 Pupils of the high school assembl- ed at the monument at 10:45 a. m. and participated in the exercises.
 In all the graded schools of the city appropriate exercises were held and in the Northside school approxi- mately 500 pupils participated in a short parade which started on North street and proceeded down North Main street to Race, over Race to West street and back to the school house.
 This evening the annual banquet of the American Legion will be held U. Stack will be the toastmaster and State Commander elect Kenneth Cramer of Hartford and Rev. E. L. Wismer of this city will speak.
 Removed to Hospital.
 Oscar Joerres of Terryville road was removed to the Bristol hospital yesterday for treatment
 Downs St. Bridge Completed.
 Work on the Downs street bridge has now been completed and steam roller is now engaged in roll ing the approaches to the new struc- ture. It is believed that the bridge will be opened for vehicular traffic within the next few days.
 Must Settle CiyilIy.
 The damage caused the milk truck of Jacob Peterson of Brook street by a Bristol bound trolley car of the Bristol and Plainville Electric Company yesterday morning in the center of Forestville is a matter which must be adjusted civilly. ac- cording to the decision of Prescott ing Attorney James T. Mather this morning. Both Peterson and Frank Williams, motorman on the trolley, appeared at headquarters this morn ing and were notified to that effect. |
 On Vacation.
 Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Nor ton of the local department is en- toying a vacation of several days. | During his absence, Officer Albert | Pari has been assigned to the East | Bristol district.
 To Hold Annual Inspection. 1
 The annual inspection of Hadsell Camp, U. S. W. V. and the Ladies | will be held at joint meting to be held in Arcanum hall at 8 o'clock Monday evening. No vember 18th. Inspection of the camp will be made by the state ln- spector while the state president will inspect the auxiliary. Follow ing the meeting, chicken supper will be served by the auxiliary.
 Meetings This Evening.
 A meeting of the Ethan Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be held at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Court Ever Welcome, Foresters of America, will hold their meeting at o'clock in Red Mems hall.
 New Electric Rates Announced.
 Announcement was made by the Bristol and Plainville Electric Co. yesterday of the establishment of ,wod optional rates for eletrlc serV- vice for residence customers. One rate is designed for the ordinary use 1f electricity in the household and he other is designed for those house iolds using electricity for cooking, water heating and other require These rates are shown be- ow: Residence lighting: Flate rate . fifty cents per month plus five cents per month per 100 square feet of loor area, plus energy rate of five cents per kilowatt hour. The Il minimum bill will be the lat rate.
 Residence lighting and cooking; rlate rate; two dollars per month ,lus eight cents per 100 square feet # floor area, plus an energy rate of hree cents per kilowatt hour. The monthly minimum bill will be the lat rate.
 The floor area will be determined rom the measurements of the fin i shed portions of the house. It will lot include closets, cellars, unfinish- | d attics, or unwired rooms. The minimum area is 500 square feet.