New Britain herald., 1926-04-19
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 Herbert Hooper of Congress street, located in tho Maplewood tract was before Judge William J. Malone In tho city court this morn- ing 10 answer a charge of violating the rules Of the road. Hooper was proceeding along Park street and at the intersection of Park and Tulip streets turned sharply 10 his left 10 proceed up Tulip street, The result was that he colidcd with an automobile owned and operated by Arthur Ostrom of Washington street, Torestville, both cars being badly damaged. Dr. II. D. Brennan. who was following Hooper up Park street, appeared as Il witness for the prosecution.
 Hooper pleaded guilty. contenl~ ing, however, that he felt he had sufficient time 10 cross over to 1'u. lip street before Ostrom's car ar. rived at the intersection. Judg, Malone, after hearing the evidence. imposed fine of s@5 and costs. which were paid, It is understood that Mir. Ostrom will institute suit to recover for damages sustained by his car in the accident.
 Folk Song Recital
 This afternoon al @:l0 o'clock iL the assembly hall of the Bristol high , school Il series Of folk songs were rendered by Miss Eleanor Cook Of Hartford. All Of the pupils of the school were in attendance and many of their parents and their friends were seated in the gallery. Social Well Attended
 The social and dance given last Saturday evening in F.remen's hall, ForestN)le. under the auspices of the Bristol fire department was a distinct success and considerable sum realized which will be turned into the benevolent fund of the reg. ular frcmcn. The feature of ths evening was the Charleston contest first prize of $5 in this event being awarded 10 Earl Fitzsir:mons oi Bristol. D Miss Violet Heller ol SouthiuGton carried off honors for second place and received s3,G0 The judges were +. G. Ramson and A. w. 0bermcnt Of Mildale and Matthew Shirley of Bristol.
 Chief John H. Hayes aud CaptajI Kittell of the Central fire statior were among those noticed on in dance floor, although the chief dic not attempt 10 delve into the in tricate steps of the Charleston. Representatives were presen
 from the MiIdale. TcrryvlIe, South ington and New Britain fire depart
 mentS.
 Funeral Of Mrs. I.anger
 The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmin; 1ang"r. who died al the home of he
 son. Frank Langer, on Artisan stree last Friday. was held this mornini
 at o'clock from St. Matthews Ro
 man Catholic church. Forestvillc The Rev. w. r. Lafin officiated an,
 interment was in the Plainvill cemetery.
 \. 0. II. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Re,
 T. J. kenna branch. Ancient Orde
 Of IIibernians, will be held tomor TOW morning at o'clock in Eagle hall on Meadow street A numbe
 of important matters will be brougl . up for discussion and full attend l. apce of members is requested. ' Funeral of Mrs. Cole
 The funeral of Mrs. Doris Col = who died Saturday morning, wi : held from her late home at 2i . Prospect street at ? o'clock th a afternoon. Rev. r. r. Wolferdo pastor of the Baptist church officia ed and interment was in the We ' cemetery.
 Two Fires Yesterday i Al li:50 o'clock Sunday mornir Squad A and Welch Fire compar , were called to the shome of ".
 Clark on the corner Of Washirgtc street and Anderson avenue. Pores :, vile, where a chimney fire was s. progress. The blaze was extinguist by the use of chemicals Witho r. damage.
 At 5:J6 ?. m. the automobile .. Thomas Kelley of Burlington aven' , caught fire near the gas station , W. E. Hough on North street and | "a assistance of Squad A and Engi Y company No. was required Chen ,,, calls were used and very little dai ;a age to the car resulted. It is thous ,- that the trouble was caused by |, crossed wire.
 [, Funeral of Mrs. Buck - The funeral Of Mrs. Katherine r, Buck of 2S9 Summer street was hC yesterday afternoon at . o'clock . the parlors of the Prospect Metl |. dist church. Rev. Hubert D. Jon ' pastor of the church, officiated a ', internent was in St. James cen '. ''' tery, Glastonbury. where commit ~ services Were held at ?. m.
 Cleanup Week 10 Stat Tomorro,
 The annual cleanup Of the city
 Bristol will be started tomorr
 morning when teams of the put , works department will start ', itinerary outlined in the Herald l lN week. The work will be contln, U, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday o' this week and Tuesday. Wednesd '"' Thursday and Friday of next we ny Superintendent of Public Wo Ie Oscar Anderson urges that all of eG
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