New Britain herald., 1926-08-06
Bristol News

NEW ROAD RUMOR
 INTERESTS BRISTOL Story That North Street and TerryVille Will Be Connected HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED Barn Entered and Car Damaged
 Vagrant Picked Up-Automobilc
 and Trolley Car Meet-Itcms of
 Interest.
 Bristol people are interested in a report now in circulation that there is a possibility of a state road being built connecting North street in this city with Main street in Terryville If favorable action is taken by the state highway commission persons living in Terryville and in cities and fnUuS unSt win hoNa n n Inn net d; rect route to Hartford. Bristol peo- pie, travelling to Waterbury and other points ill that direction, will also be benefited, particularly those living in the hill section and north ern part of the town. Considerable traffic would also be diverted from the state road between Plainville and the boundary line of this city and Terryville. which would assist materially in relieving the conges- ton which is all too apparent, par tIcularly on week-ends and holidays
 At the present time a state road is being laid between the Scott's Swamp district in Plainville and Pennington. and this will be com- | pleted probably in the fall. This connects with Pennington avenue which is several miles in length and eventually runs into North street. It Is understood the extension Of the state road to Terryville via Ter ryville avenue is now under con- sideration.
 P. O. S. Of \. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Camp No. i 16, P. o. S. of A., will be held at $ o'clock this evening in Arcannm 1 hall. Recently elected officers will be installed by the district deputy and a class of candidates initiated. Following the business session, a social hour will be enjoyed. Assigned to Fort Totten
 Lieutenant c. M. Conzelman of this city, who graduated with hon. CTS from the West Point Military Academy In June, has been assigned to the Coast Artillery Corps at Fort Totten, Long Island and will report | for duty on September 12th which his three months furlough expires. He will be attached to the 62nd Coast Artillery Corps
 Barn Entered
 Thomas Metz of Forestville noti- fled the police department that someone had broken into a barn To. cated on the property of Mrs. Har- riet Frye on Academy street and in which his automobile was stored Apparently nothing was removed but his car was damaged by the intruder. Mrs. Frye is away at the present time and undoubtedly the party re- | sponsible for the break was cogni- zant of that fact.
 The police are conducting an in- lyestigation.
 Picked Up For Vagrancy | John Donovan of Lancaster, New Hampshire, was picked up at 2:45 o'clock this morning by Officer Will liam Thompson. who found him standing near the post office build ing. He was brought to headquar- ters and locked up on a vagrancy charge. This morning he informed the police that he arrived in town yesterday looking for his brother-in- law. but had been unsuccessful in his attempt.
 He was permitted to go by Chief Ernest T. Belden this morning. Auto Collides With Trolley
 
 ated by George A. Wickwire of New Britain. employed as a lineman for the Bristol x Plainville Electric Co.,, collided with a trolley car of the same concern at about 5:45 D. m. yesterday at the end end of the Memorial Boulevard. The automo- bile was badly damaged. as was also tn front end of the trolley. Motor cycle Policeman James Burns was detailed to investigate the accident, but up his arrival found that the damaged automobile had been tow ed away. Trolley service was held up for about ten minutes as re- suit of the collision.
 DUH pdIllcS lhNolNeu ItdCHtu dIl amicable agreement and no arrests were made.
 Arrested on Wife's Complaint
 Mrs. Cyprian Guzowski of "A Pond street called at police head quarters last night at 9:25 o'clock and insisted that her husband be arrested after he had broken a win dow in her automobile. He request was granted and Guzowski was brought to the station where charges of breach of the peace and wilful destruction of private proper ty were lodge against him. He was ....laS-l ha,.I aE snE sr.i this.