New Britain herald., 1927-02-15
Bristol News
LOOT CLUB HOUSE
 AT GRANNIS' POND Sp0rtSlnen Lose Goods Valued
 at Approximately $500 BOOZE GOES INTO SEWER

Council to Discuss Parking Ordi-
 nance and Pure Milk Laws.
 Hearing at Capitol on Police Pen
 sion Flnd-Nendors Arrested.
 Approximately $500 worth of sporting goods were stolen last week from the club house of the Forest vile Fish and Game Association To- cated at Grannis' Pond just over the boundary line in Southington, 1t is announced by one of the officers of the club. The discovery was made Sunday morning by one of the mem- bers, who found the lock broken and the interior of the rooms turned upside down.
 A check of the interior revealed that a Canadian canoe, valued at Si50, steel duck boat valued at S15, several rifles and shot guns fishing tackles including expensive rods and reels and numerous pairs of skates had been taken by the burglars. Later in the day the duck boat was discovered about two miles from the clubhouse in an open lot apparently having been discarded by the thieves on account of its weight and bulk.
 Immediately after the break was discovered the Southington and state police were called in on the case, but none of the other articles have as yet been recovered. The state department, is still working on some clues which may bring about the arrest of those responsible. This is about the fourth time within the space of year that fore ible entry has been made to the clubhouse. On each occasion ar- ticles of value have been taken, none of which have ever been recovered Members believe that the burglaries are the work of young men who do not work and who execute the week when they know none of the members are liable to visit the camp.
 Funeral of Mrs. Rose \. Ryan.
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose A. Ryan, who died early Sunday morning at | her home at 14 Harrison street, was held at o'clock this morning at St Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T Magiell celebrated the high mass of ! requiem and burial was in St. 1'hom- as cemetery.
 Red Mems Meeting. 1 A meeting of the Compounct Tribe, l. o. R. M., will be held at i o'clock this evening in the wigwan Gn Prospect street. The adoption | degree will be conferred on a class | of pale faces.
 ! Leave For Cuba.
 James E. Butler of the Butler House on Laurel street and Contrac- 1 tor George J. Lacourse of George they will enjoy vacation of several weeks.
 NeighbOrhood Prayer Meeting.
 The weekly Neighborhood Prayer Meeting will be held at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Mary Collins of S5 Woodland street.
 School Meeting Postponed.
 The meeting of School District No 6, located in the Stafford section ot the city, which was scheduled fo, Monday, February Fist, has beer indefinitely postponed. The con- mittee will announce the date of the meeting little later.
 Ruth Rcbekah Lodge Meeting. The regular meeting of the Ruth Rebekah Lodge will be held at o'clock this evening. A whist vii | follow the business session.
 \. o. II. Meeting. Rev. T. J. Kecna Branch, Ancient l Order of Hibernians, will held its regular meeting at o'clock this evening in Eagles hall on Meadow street. Plans will be made for ar entertainment and dance in Rec ! .hGI Ildil Oll Nl. IdtIlCh HE Ill i March 17.
 Streets Being Cleared of Snow.
 City teams and trucks were busy this morning clearing away the three inch snowfall of yesterday from Main and North Main streets The sleet of Sunday night and early Monday morning made travelling or the sidewalk treacherous until he, had been sanded
 To Attend Hearings
 Mayor John r. Wade Corporation Counsel William N. DeRosier an' Chief of Police Ernest T. Beldel have arranged to attend the hear ing on the proposed police pension | fund amendment to be held at o'clock "Wednesday afternoon befor the committee on cities and bor oughs at the state capitol.
 Another hearing slated before tn, same committee tomorrow afternoon | is the proposed city charter amend ment affecting the permanent pay