New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
BOYS CLUB DRIVE IS READY ID OPEN Funds for New Club House to
 Be Solicited RECKLESS DRIVER FINED
Gasoline Buses In Operation On
 Railroad-MiChacl r. Barry Dies
 At Age Of G.-Ahnual Banquet of Teachers Association.

tolIo"lug the announcement a few days ago, that the final deeds had been passed for the site on I.aur,l street for the new building for the Bristol Boys club. il was announced today that 1t has been decided to erect the new building, which is needed SO badly. at the earliest pos sIhlc moment and thai campaign 10 raise the necessary funds will be lnaugurated in the near future.
 The Bristol Boys club has for a number Of years. owned property on 'hureh street where it was planned 10 build new clubhouse and several years ago movement was started to lnaueurate d campaign 10 provide the necessary funds for the erection Of q building on this site. At about the same time. if was realized that Bris- tot was badly in need of q new hos pltal building and following several conior"uc"S 1t was agreed that the hospital should come first Those working in the interests Of the Bows club withdrew their plea for the club building and entered enthusiastically into the campaign for the funds for the hospital Al that time. tho promise was given that the next ma jor building program would be one to provide suitable quarters for the underprivilvged boys Of the commun- lty.
 In the meantime it was decided that the property Of the club upon which il was planned to erect the new building, was not ideal and would be entirely inadequate for the type of building which the growing needs Of the club made necessary. and the property on Laurel street was purchased. A committee is now engaged in seeking the best plan for the new building and at a meeting recently held 10 discuss the matter, q plant of organization was mapped out, The plan calls for a general campaign 10 be known as The Bristol Boys Club Building campaign under the auspices Of the Bristol Community Chest"
 TrcadWay Chairman
 Charles T. Treadway. who so suc- Cesstully conducted the Bristol hos pital campaign has accepted the IChairmanship for the undertaking. set at Nov, to l0 Mr. Treadway will be assisted in the work by Louis A. Wheeler secretary the Cham Der Of Commerce: W. Raymond Crumh, who was manager of the last Community Chest campaign and Paul B. Sessions who will be the manager of the Community Chest campaign of next spring. as vice chairman. Vice chairman L. A. Wheeler will direct the details concerning the office work, the campaign headquarters be- ing in the offices Of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce. Nice-chair men trumb and Sessions will have as their particular work the direct ing of the teams and their assign mcnts and will work closely with the l''S'IllN III Niltli VI 'llN ''iSNi 'N ''' of the city.
 sponsored by Community Chest
 The campaign, whil" having for its main objective the raising Of suiti- cient funds for the erection and equipment of a Boys club building, will be conducted under the auspices of the Bristol Community Chest, the directors ot this organization having given their approval to the project. The publicity committee will he as follows; Earl J. Arnold. chairman; James Dobson. representing the Rris tol Boys club; scout Executive AL fred Breckbill, representing the Bris- tol Council. Boy Scouts Of America: Dudley $. lngraham, representing the Bristol Hospital, Inc. Judge s. Russell Mink. representing the Brs tol chapter of the American Red Cross, and Miss Marguerite BarroWs, representing the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association. The definite amount which will be the oh- jectivc of the campaign is being worked out and will be announced at q later date.
 Voting List Filed
 As has been the cas" for num- hcr of years, the registrars of the Torestville voting district were the first to file the official list of the voters of that district at the city clerks office preparatory to the election next Monday. The list which comprises 1.o0S names was filed at o'clock this morning by Registrar Willard A. Hunt.
 Mail Closing Changes
 Postmaster Frank $. Merrill has announced that mail formerly clos ing for the east at S:SO a. m now fln r.l