New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Score at half time Hartford II, Bristol x. Referee, Ahearn; tune, two 70 minute periods and two five minute periods.
 To Address Knights of Columbus
 Rev. T. Lawrence Riggs. Catholic chaplain of Yale university. New Haven, will be the speaker at g. get together meeting Of Palos Council, Knights of Columbus, 10 be held in the club rooms at 8 o'clock next Fri day evening. Father Riggs, who is a graduate of Yale and Oxford. is one of the most gifted orators in the diocese of Hartford.
 The feature of the entertainment program will be minstrel show to be staged by members of the Hart ford council.
 Falls Out of Tree
 Oliver J. Bailey of Wolcott street, q rural mail carrier attached to the local post office, sustained fracture to his right arm. wrenched back and numerous ahrasions as 8 result of fall from a. tree near bis home yesterday morning.
 Mir. Bailey was placing radio aerial on the top of the tree when he slipped on an icy branch and fell. He was taken 10 the Bristol hospital for treatment. N-rays will be taken today to determine the ex- tent of his injuries, which, while painful, are not believed to be serl- ous.
 Struck By Automobile
 While crossing North Main street to board the Terryville trolley short ly before noon Saturday, 0. H. Cook of Main street, Terryville was struck by an automobile operated by Mark Yarenchuk of Bristol street, Thomaston, and knocked uncon- scious. He was picked up by Traf- f1c- Officer Aldie Brault and taken to the Bristol hospital. where he was found to be badly bruised but not seriously injured. The fact that the automobile was being operated at a slow rate of speed saved Cook from probably fatal ln1urleS.
 A number of persons. while boarding trolleys at the point in question, have escaped being hit by passing automobiles only by the narrowest margin and the dangerous condition existing at this spot was the subject of a discussion by the city council several months ago. At that time, it was suggested that troll leys pick up and discharge passen- gers from the sidewalk on the north side of the street. To do this would entail little work and a slight de- lay to trolley service by opening the vestibule doors on that side, but 1t is believed that such an arrange ment is the only method by which the present existing hazards can be eliminated. The council at that time appointed a committee to take the matter up with the trolley company but no further action was ever taken.
 | Cook was not held by the authori- ties, although he was instructed to appear before the prosecuting at tornev's office on Saturday, Decem- Der r.
 Annual Stockholders Meeting The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bristol National bank will be held at 3 p. m., Tuesday. January 10, at the banking rooms. Directors for the year will be elect ed and the anpual reports of the various officers will be submitted. Funeral of Enrico DiNeo ! The funeral of Enrico DiMeo of 52 Gayior street. who died Friday at St. Raphaels hospital, New Haven, was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony's church. Rev. l.. ! Beccaris celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial will be in the new St. Joscphs cemetery. Building Permit Issued The controversy between the pub lie works department and William
 Martin X Son, contractors, o1
 Bridgeport Conn, because of the !atters failure 10 take out the nee.
 cssary building permit to cover the erection of the new state armory or