New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Bristol Mews
j. L. CHRISTINGER
 CALLED BY DEATH
Bristol Man Was Born in
 Switzerland in 1889

oHilhVi lullu Ill lUUU ElDRIDGE E. SMITH DIES Heavy Fines Mctcd Out On law Grcakcrs-Irc Carnival Is Sue
 rrssful-CltS Council to Discus,
 Program Tonight.
 John (, Chrlsurser Of lIenr, street died Saturday at his hom, alter an Illness of two weeks.
 Mr, ChrislIngcr was born in Eur 'lch' Switzerland, December o4 lA3g the son of John and Caspir Chris unSer, and mad" his home in ina Village until 1863. In 1862 he wa, married 10 Anna Gross ot the sam, town and came 10 this country G, years ago, residing in Hartford fol one year, In 1864 he removed tr briS'oI and has resided here since
 For number or years he wa, employed as an upholstcrer for ,b, puhk furniture company, later 20. ing into business for himself, ui. wife died in Bristol fifteen wear, ago.
 He is survived by five children Mrs. Julia EhIc of New Britain John II. Chrislingor of ForcstyIlIc Henry Chrisungcr of HopcwclI Jci N' T.. Mrs, Emma Freuzol and Mrs Minnie Busch Of this city: also by eight grandchildren and Is great. grandchildren.
 Mr. Christjnser was charter member of reQuabuck Lodge. I. O. 0. r.
 The funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at o'clock from his late home, Rev John Wilkins, rector Of Trinity Episcopal church offcia,- ing.
 Llurlugc F.. smith
 tIdrtdse E. Smith. aged go, 1%S West street, died at his home Sat Irday night after an illness of five weeks.
 MT. smith was born in Elyra. Ohio, July Sth, 1856, the son of Fl- bert md Lucinda Smith. As boy II" came 10 Naugatuck, Conn.,. with his parents, where he lived for some time, after going to Ansonia where he was engaged In clock making. He came to Bristol in 1910 and since that time has been employed by the F. lngraham O.. in the movement department. He was mar ried in Ansouia in 1902 10 Sarah A. Dundas, who together with one daughter, Est cll" survive.
 The funeral will be held from his lat" home al II a. m., Tuesday and Rev. John Wilkins. rector of Trin- ily Episcopal church will officiato. The remains will be taken to An sonia for intorment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Fined For Liquor Violation
 Paul Colapictro, 4 School street. Saturday noon for violation of the liquor law by Officer Thomp- son and Jcghnsky, pleaded not guilty in court this morning, al though the officers at the time of the raid seized q five gallon can filled with liquor in the cellar and q onH-half gallon can partly filled in his kitchen.
 He was found guilty by Judge Malone and fine of Sl50 and costs, totalIng $16940.
 The case of Harry Peters of Mur- ray road, charged with keeping liquor with intent 10 sell. was nollcd ty the prosecutor on payment Of costs of $1%.@o.
 Accident Case Continued
 The case of Christopher Yard of Birch street, IorcstNillc. whose rear wheel broke off his coupe in the center of Fores'vinn Saturday noon and struck a bystanlcr, was con- timed until q later datc.
 Yard did not have his drivers license with him at the tim and it is claimed that he was using bor- row"'l markers. Tn" bonds were placed at S"5 which were furnished Rehearsal Council Meeting Tonight
 1t is unierstood, unofficially. that 'he council will hold 3 preliminary meeting this evening st which time of importance 10 h" dis posed Of tomorrow night at the reg Ilar session, will be talked over.
 There are many things Up for final decision tomorrow night, such IS tho budget, two payment tax rlan md the consideration of finance ,oard as suggested by the local )oard of realtors.
 Chimney Tire This Morning
 Squad A and Engine Companies Ins. and were called at 7:@o this morning to the home of Thomas frecn on Hull street. where stub oorn chimney fire was in progress t was eNtinguishcd. however, with 'iSht damage,
 Oricrcd Ont of Town
 Ftter Gallagher Of North Main street, arrested Saturday night hy Officer Henry Jes)inski for drunk enness, was placed on probation