New Britain herald., 1927-10-03
WHITE WAY LIGHTS
 FLOOD CITY CENTER
Streets Brilliantly Illuminated
 by System Newly Installed
VOTERS GOING TO POLLS
Contests For office Bring Out EleC- torS-Mrs. Yard Dies in Forest ,illc-HcaNy Fines For Liquor >cllng-Dthcr Items.

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 Very Qulerly and without ccre- monv or preliminary announcement the lights of Bristol's new White Way system were turned on early last evening. and all through the night the streets Of the downtown business section were barhed in q golden radiance. the brilliancy of which was in marked contrast to the funeral gloom which has character lzei the streets in the past.
 The work of making the under ground connections and installing inc fixtures has been going on for months, and during the last few days, employees of inc Bristol and Flainvilla Electric 70. hav' been working with fcvcrish energy. large gangs ot lnemen and electricians working up 10 the last minute on sunday.
 The lights are high vat'age in candescenrs and arc enclosed in at- traCtive fixtures which have heon installed on both sides Of Main street from south 10 Hieh street; on Prospect street, from Main 10 Rcd 1 Mems hall, on Riverside avenue from Main 10 the plant of the Bris- tol and Plainville Electric Co.,; on North Main street from Main tc Center; and on Laurel street from Main 10 Church. Many of the old style arc-lights in other sections ot the city have also been replaced with the new type of illumination and il is expected that all of the arc. lights will be SO replaced in the neal i future.
 New school Ready January i Rapid progress is being made or erected for the Twelfth School Dis. trlct on land purchased Of Harry s i BeaIs on Fall Mountain. Excavation work is about completed and th' trenches for the foundation ar, 1 about ready. The bricks for thu structure have been delivered or the iob. and it is understood tha' the new building will be completed and ready for occupancy on Jan uary l.
 This new two-room. modern brick building will replace the tin, one room structure which has serve, tho district in the past. Over tW, years ago, the needs of the diStric for new school house were rocog niZed. and steps were taken towar the providing of adequate accommo dafinns of th" children of the dis trict Owing 10 differences O opinion as to the site. material an design of the building, and 10 th efforts Of obstructionists of the dis trict, actual work on tho building has only been recently started. So small is tho present building that tho children of the distric have only the benefit of half da. of schooling al present, two session being held daily.
 Bristol Wins From Torrington In spite Of the unreasonable foot ball weather. quite larg" crow' were present at the High school ath letic field on Saturday afternoon [ witness the game between the Hig' school teams of Bristol and Torring ton, which was won by Bristol h a score of ol 10 6. l. was q har, fought battle from start to finish Bullet" Kelly and Sugar" Hurre' fullbacks respectively of the Tor ring,on and Bristol teams. starring
 Maple Ends in Scorc!es> Tie
 Battling back and forth under th pitiless rays of burning sun, th Maple Ends and the Torringto Steam Rollers fought 10 a scoreles tie at Uefferna field yesterday after noon. With but a few minutes { play. the Maple Ends made hi
 for victory hy means Of the torwar
 pass route, but il was intorcepte and the game ended without scorin
 on either side.
 West Ends Lose
 The West Ends lost their fir
 game of the season yesterday afte,
 noon at Mllzzy field when the Ne Britain Blues defeated them by score Of . to O. The lone score the game was a safety by the Blu' with only a few minutes or play Funeral of John B. Maynard The funeral of John E. Maynar who died suddenly saturday cVenl1 ot heart failure. was held this morI ing at his late home at R Land | street at gao. Burial was in q l family lot in the cemetery al Ne | Hartford.
 Funeral of Miss Ada Gaylord l The funeral Of Miss Ada Gaylo | who died at the Hartford hospit l Friday morning. was held this at l ornoon al c:2A at the home of h l sister. Mrs Frank Y. Miles. at l