New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
PLAN APARTMENT
HOUSE FOR BRISTOL
New Building Will House Nine
teen Families
PROVIDENCE DRIVER FINED
Tony Christopher, As Well, Gets
Assessment On Auto Charge -
Amateur Bouts to Be Held -

Amateur Bouts to Be Held -
Notes.
A nineteen apartment block is to
be erected by Mrs. Ella Epson on
the lot owned by her located next
to the Trinity church rectory on
High street. a building permit hav-
ing been issued this morning by
superintendent OF Public Works Os-
car Anderson. The work of excavat-
ing for the new structure will be
started tomorrow morning.
The new building is to be three
stories high, of tapestry brick. and
will be fully equipped with all
modern conveniences. 1t will be set
back fifteen feet from the sidewalk
to conform with the building line re-
Gently established by the city council
at the request of property owners on
High street. There will be seven
four-room and u three-room apart
ments, each kitchen to have rub
Der tiled floor, a chute for the dis
posal Of waste, a combination sink
and tray, electric refrigerator, dine
cite. kitchen cabinet, gas range and
automatic regulator.
The living room will be provided
with radio receiving facilities and
disappearing bed, in addition to
other dining room facilities.
Each bedroom will be equipped
with a cedar-lined clothes closet
with a Rite-way fixture for clothes.
A built-in incinerator will be To-
Gated in the basement for the dis
posal Of all waste.
The building will be heated with
vacuum vapor steam heat. An oil
burner will be installed instead of
coal burning outfit. Each apartment
will be furnished with hot and cold
water by special system.
The new apartment house. which
will be finished within six months
will be known as the "Cpsonia.'
Fined for Reckless Driving
Tony Christopher, charged will
reckless driving, was fined s25 and
costs in the city court this morning
by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
Christopher was arrested shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Motorcycle Policeman James
Burns. after he had cut in and out
of line OF cars several times.
Christopher pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Providence AutOist in Court
Joseph Lauzier of Providence, Il.
l.. charged with reckless driving and
evading responsibility, was fined $50
on the first count and s25 on the
second by Judge Joseph NJ Donovan
in police court today.
Lauzier's troubles started Sunday
afternoon when, after striking car
on Broad street, Forestville, he
failed stop but instead stepped on
the gas and made his getaway tenn
porarily. The party. whose car he
hit. succeeded in getting his regis
tration number and that information
partment. Shortly after o'clock
Sunday afternoon the car was no.
ticed on Race street and Officer
James Keith was sent there to arrest
Lauzer. The latter. however, failed
to appear until o'clock and the Of
ficer was obliged to wait the three
hours.
Lauzicr informed the officer that
the law in Rhode Island was to the
effect that you were to give the
man ahead of you the horn twice.
and il he didn't give you the road,
simply take it." I.auzier informed
the officer that in view of the fact
that he had footed his HORN twice,
he was entitled to the road.
Amateur Bouts Friday
A card of ten amateur bouts have
have been arranged for tomorrow
evening at Muzzy Field under the
auspices OF the Park Athletic club.
The first bout Is scheduled for
$50 and from 1880 to $50 a band
concert will be rendered. Tomorrow
nights card is as follows:
1856 pounds-Ernie Constello of
New Haven vs.. John Murray of
Bridgeport.
11Spounds-Ed Mazzie of New
Haven VS.. Tony Cavalieri of Bristol
1875 pounds-Charlie Williams of
Hartford vs. Ed Perry of Bridgeport.
1870 pounds-George Dupree of
New Haven VS.. Tony Laviero of
Bristol.
100 pornds-Al Marcini OF Hart
ford VS.. joey Young of Bridgeport
14o pounds-Charlie Stevens of
Hartford VS.. Jack Mccarthy Of
Bridgeport.
100 pounds-Frakie Nozzolo of
Hartford VS.. Pete Gray of Middle