New Britain herald., 1927-10-28
BRIDGE COMPLETED
 ON JEROME AVENUE
Span Expected to Be Open
 Within Three Weeks
CURVE IS ELIMINATED
Building and Loan Association Re -- elects Ohiccrs-1750 Seats at Cam
 co Thcatcr Occupied m Open-
 ing Night.

'h' liz" Jtfollle avenue bridge will be ready for use in about three weeks, according to city officials, The pouring Of the cement was finished yesterday by Contractor Cos mo Nacca and it will be allowed to set for that period. In the meantime me work of grading the approaches 10 the bridge is being done and this will be completed within week.
 Tho new bridge, which crosses Mine Brook just south of the old Yale homestead, fills d long required need. The old structure, which has been In place for many years, had started to deteriorate so rapidly that its use was restricted to trucks of under two ton capacity.
 When the new approach to the bridge from the south is completed, dangerous curve will also be elim- mated. The city acquired sufficient Iahd some time ago 10 straighten out the highway at this point and the grade has also been reduced to considerable extent.
 The completion of this bridge also fnishes the concrete program of the city until next spring.
 To Observe Anniversary
 Tn" swedish Lutheran Lebanon church at l9 SteaI'ns street will ob- serve its 14th anniversary this even ing. The speaker will be Rev, Ar thur O. Hjolm of the English Luth- cTan church of Worcester, Mass, a former pastor. Rev. Henning l.. Johnson, the present pastor, will preside. A musical program has been prepared for the occasion and re- treatments will be served.
 The Swedish Lutheran Lebanon congregation was formed in this city on October 20. 1887 with 56 com municant members. The church and parsonage were built in 1891. The present membership consists of 229 communicants and G3 children.
 Bristol Building X Loan Election
 At q well attended adjourned meeting of the share holders of the Bristol Building and Loan associa- ion held last evening, the reports of the officers showing a very success ful year were accepted, and the fol- lowing directors were reelected for a term of three years; Emil H. Funk, Eugene Giammatteo, Dwight II. Hall and Ray k. Linsley.
 Following q discussion the share holders adjourned and the board of ,T, .1a nl rl,j of as follows: President and treasur- CT, Walter F. Spicer: vice presidents. Wallace F. Crumh, Harry C. Barnes. Eugene Giammatteo. Dwight Hall and William +. Strong; secretary. kay K, Linsley.
 Schools Closed Today
 The high and public grammer schools of the city are closed today to permit teachers 10 attend the State Teachers Convention, held in Hartford.
 Fire Board Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of fire commissioners will city hall
 Odd fcllOWS to Meet
 Sephcn Terry lodge, I. o. O, F. will hold a meeting at o'clock this evening in stephen Terry hall.
 Attachment Placed
 An attachment Of s4.00O has been placed hy Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Harding on property of Edward l.. and Mamie F.. Duffy on Broad street ln an action brought by the Bristol Trust Co. cXcCutor of the estate of the late Jesse NJ. White. Attorney Noble E. Pierce represents the plain tiff.
 Amateur Boxing Bouts
 \ card of eight fast amateur bouts will be presented in Red Mems hall this evening under the auspices of the Park Athletic club. Nick Christie of this city has been matched against Joe Nartno of colorcd of Hartford will exchange socks with Vie Carlson of Terryvile; Mike Cavaliori of Bristol has been matched with Tony Juliano of Hart ford. both weighing 11S pounds: and in the 1l0 pound class Emery Tay- Tor Of this city will tackle Micky Rome of Hartford. Four other first class attractions have been arranged, according 10 Matchmaker Tommy Hinchlffe.
 Spare Tire stolen
 James l"vluS of NS Putnam street T, ported to the police last evening that th" spare tire had been re- parked in tho rear of Malone court last night. Levins was attending the thoator and did not notice his loss until late at night,
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