New Britain herald., 1926-01-22
CAPACITY 0F l,SOO
 AT NEW THEATER Structure Will Be Ready Tor
 Occupancy on November 1 DIGGING STARTS MARCH 1
Births Triple Deaths In Bristol Dur. ing io?5-sfrmorial to Miss Cal len - Many Property Transfers Recorded With City Clerk,

Brls'ofs new vaudeville thcater. capable of seating 1,S0O people. with q beautiful ball room on the second floor and having d capacity Of gb0 couples will be in operation by No. N'hper l, according to a statemen, today by NIT. Lockwood of the Colo nal Theaters. Inc. The new theater IS 10 be erected on Main street oppo- Site South Elm street, and the work oI raging or removing the buildings when now occupy the site, will be started within few days, and exca- walton for the new building will be started March l.
 The building will be built Of brick with light face brick and stone front With two stores facing on Main street. There will be a lobby -f feet wide by 50 feet deep. and inside Of the theator will be q foyer -f feet by 50 feet with q 10 foot standing room space. The ediflce VIII be equipped with the very latest heating and ventilating devices, and VIII be as modern and complete as 'he newest development in theater architecture can devise,
 One of the finest ball rooms In New England will take up the sec. ond floor, according 10 Nr. Lock- wood' IL will be beautifully deco rated and complete in every respect,
 A unique feature Of the new building, will be a spacious promen- alo around three sides of the inter- ior' which will he so arranged that can be used jointly by patrons of me thelter, and after theater hours. by the dangers from the ballroom, The promenade will be beautifully decorated and luXuriously furnished. The plans for the building were prepared by Mr. Mowll of Mowll X, Rand' architects of Boston. This irm designed the Capitol theater al 'AIlston. Mass. suburb Of Bost on :: the new theater at Harvard Square. Cambridge. and large theater which is under construction al A1al. den, Mass.
 stork Leads Grim Reaper The story made nearly three times 's many visits to Bristol during 1925 ls the grim reaper, according to certificates of births filed with the city clerks office, which indicates | that Bristol has enjoyed healthy growth aside from the largo number Of people who have moved into the city during the year.
 There were Gl2 births and 2.s deaths recorded for the year, the physicians filing the returns being as follows:
 Robert J. Boyle, .; A. S. Bracket, IS; Hubert D. Brennan, 4; Mabel E. turtiSS, cG: A, A. Dewey. 19; B. r.. Donohue, $7; ". II. Flynn, l: NJ. Alvord Gore, SS; 4. w. Griswold, i; Frank NJ. lIamhln, Ia; w. R. Han rahan' 15S; Charles N. Kent, 2: P. A. Park. 112: F. A. Richardson. 2: E. E. Robbins, :; Raoul A. V. Silj- ciano, 2; Henry .. Spring, D; E. N. 
 Whipple, S4.
 Local births attended by other than local physicians and for which certificates were filed are as follows:
 Dr. George F. Cook of Plainyille, 1: Dr. Lawrence B. Frost of Plain vile, 6; Dr. Richard J. Lawton of Tcrryville, .; Dr. Harold B. Wood ward of Terryyile, 5: Dr. John J. Tokasczyk of New Britain, 2; Mrs. Catherine Dougeneck, midwife, 2S; Mrs. Louise Fiorillo. midwife, 49; Mrs. Madeline Tirella, midwife, Si.
 Deaths which were attended by local physicians and for which death certificates were filed. were as follows:
 Robert J. Boyle, 12: A. s. Brack- cit as medical examiner, S4; A. s. Bracket as a physician. l9; H. D. Brennan, 14; Mahcl F. Curtiss. {; A. A. Dewey, $; B. F. Donohue, IS; w. II. Flynn, $; N. Alvord Gore. :; A. w, Griswod, 5; Frank NJ. Hamblin. x; W. R. Hanrahan. 2S: Francis B. Jennings, 5; Charles NJ. Kent, 8; r. A. Park, l3; F. A. Richardson. r.; F, F. Robbins, 6; A. r. Roche. 6; F. Parker Sanborn, g; Raoul A. V. Sili- ciano, .; Henry (. Spring. 5: r. H. Williams. s; B. \. Whtpplc, S; Jo- scph l. Woisard. 1
 Death certificates filed by out Of town physicians were as follows;
 Dr, J. x. Bull Of Plainville. 1; pr. George F. Cook of Plainvillc, 8; Dr. Charles w. Moody Of Plainville, l.
 In Memory of Miss Callcn
 \ memorial tablet in memory Of Miss Mary Callen Of Plainville. principal of tho East Bristol school for A years, who died in October, d9?4. will be placed in the new IaS. pricf al sDhon1 b,,i1,iinr na DI1n