New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
BRISTOL NEWS
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Funeral of Mrs. Ray HutChinS

ne funeral Ol MrS. Sdu1c HICKS | wife of Ray Hutchins Of i who died at the Stam- l ford ehospital Monday following an | operation, was held at 2:3O o'clock 1 his afternoon at the funeral home ' Of T. P. or Buen on Main street. : Rev. C. H. Monhcau, apstor Of the Advent church, conducted inc scrN- . ices and burial was in West cemc- tory.
 Mrs Hulrhins was born in this city October ), lSN7, the daughter of William and Enily Hicks. She is survived by her h'isband; her mother. Mrs. Emily Hicks of Per hins street, this city: on" sister. Mrs. Alice French of Stewart street: and enc daughter, Mrs. Ethel Scnallrlck of Perkins street.
 To Elect Officers
 Officers will be elected for rh" en- suing year at q meeting of sarah F.. Reynolds Tent. No. IS. D. of |. N.. to be held at $ o'clock this evening. ! he annual reports of the present officers will be submitted and other business tranSacted.
 Verdict For Damages
 \ jury verdict of S1nO was won ip he court of common pleas at Hartford yesterday by Mary Skelsky and her sister, Elizabeth, both of this city, against Andrew Russo of Bristol for damage 10 their automo- lile as q result of an aUl omohtlc ac- Cidcnt on Summer street several months ago. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan appeared for the complain- ants and Noble F.. Pierce represented BusSc.
 Incorporation Papers Filed
 Certificates of incorporation or tn" Colonial Thcater Realty Company. inc Cameo Thcatcr an'l thc Bristol Operating Company, all of this city. were filed for record at the office of Secretary of State Francis A. Pal lotti yesterday, The incorporators of the three companies are Daniel A. Peters of Bristol and Louis M. Cor don and Arthur II. Lockwood of larmlngton.
 Each corporation is starting buSi- ness with an authorized capital of not less than $9,oo0 and with an is sue ot % shares of columon stock without par value Judge $. NnS- sell Mink represents thn thrco cou- panies.
 Claims Presented
 A letter was received hy in" conn cil last evening from Napoleon Eraut of Gridley' street. in which he sought reimbursement to the amount of S56.5O for expense in cured in repairing q driveway, which was badly washed out by sur face water during q rain storm srN- aral weeks ago.
 A claim was presented by Judge Epa phroditus Peek on behalf oi Mrs. Esther r. Curran of Matthews street for $79o. covering repairs 10 her automobile made necessary by running into two holes at the corner of Meadow and West streets.
 stephen Solomon of stafford ave mo also presented a claim for $50, for the loss of two pigs. which he claimed were killed by dogs. \ re port from Dog Warden Thomas Ryan indicated that dogs were not responsible for the death of the an imals but that thc two swine had "n- gagged m combat, which resulted fatally to both.
 All three matters were referee to the claims committee for nN"stiea- tion and report at the next meeting,
 Streets For Coas,ine
 Acting on a communication re- ceiycd from Captain Frank E. Mcr- Till commander of S"icheprey Post, No. ,. American Legion, the city council empowered Mayor w. Ray mond crumb 10 confer with 'hIei Ernest T. Bclden. Superintendent Of Schools Karl \. Roichc and scout Executive Aired lircckbill 10 see that certain streets were assigned 10 the youth of the city for coasunS purposes and 10 arrange for the proper supervision.
 Last year q plan was worked out by inc officials mentioned and proved highly succ' sSful.
 Hearings
 1 Although numerous property own i ITS Wcr" notified Of h"arinG@ on assessments to be held last night only q small number aNailed thcm- selves of attending. It was voted h> inc council to lay assessments aS recommended for tn" sewer on ltaS' Road. sidewalks, and curbs on ll"It street, sidewalks and curbs onsrulii street and sidewalks and curbs ol View street,
 No objection 10 the laying Of new sidewalks and curbs on the cast Sld' of Main street between the MCmorla l:oulnVard and south Elm street II II ont of property owned by Carlnin' rolombU. Joseph Gaudiano anc George J. I.acourSC. and on the yves side in front of property owned b! Dr. E. F. Robinson and Thomas r 0 Brien. It was voted to do thi: work as soon as weather condition would permit next spring,
 Hearing January 5
 In response to a petition from res idents of Maple street between Cen fer street and the railroad croSsln! at TarminGton avenue and upon th' accommodation of inc st.cet com mittec. il was decided 10 hold q pub lie caring on Tuesday, January 8 At that tim" property owners not II favor of the proposed building lin'