New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

candidate Tor reelection whil, Junius z. Douglas, Brayton II Goodwin and Rolfc F.. Rowe art other candidates for election tc membership in the board.
 Mir. Rowe is inc younger mem Der ot this trio and his chances fol election are considered good due tc the general desire 10 have a younger man of ability on the board.
 Sunday Football
 Next Sunday. Bristols two fast football teams will open their sea son. the West Ends playing the New Britain Blues at Muzzy Ficl. and the Maple Ends meeting the Tor rington Steam Rollers at Heffernan field on Lewis street Both teams are engaging in practice every night, the West Ends on the practice field on Church street, and the Maple Ends on the Maple End field on North street
 Funeral of Michael Barry
 Tho funeral Of Michael Barry who died at his home on Pine street on Monday will be held tomorrow morning at S;30 at his late home, A high mass ot requiem will be celebrated by the Rev. William r. laflin at St Matthew's church at ' o'clock and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery in Plainville.
 Eagles to Meet
 The regular meeting of Bell City acrl", F. Q. F., will be held al Eagles hall on Meadow street this evening al 8 o'clock. At this meet ing James Teylin, lecturer of the order from New York. will address th" membership.
 suit settled ts Trial Reached
 Just as the suit of Herman Burg ter Of rOr"styillc against Raymond Edn"r Of Thomaston was reached for trial in ttc court Of common pleas in Hartford yesterday, the law years announced that they had ar riod at compromise settlement liurZl"r and Fbn"r for S20O dam ages resulting from collision at the corner of North Main and Gen. fer streets. He was represented by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. Ebncr. through Attorneys Day, Berry and Reynolds of Hartford. claimed Burz- Ter drove down North Main street I of 1F his right ot way over Ehncr
 Commissioners Hear Claims
 Claims against the estate Of Ma tldn Lcavilt, deceased, were heard in inc city court room yesterday by William J. Malone anl Joseph NJ Donovan Raymond Erlcson Of Bristol claimed $i,0oo du" him on an agreement made in 1920 promising payment when he became "5 years of age. and Henry N"uschlcr of Seymour claimed s1.- nAS and interest for money ad- vancca during the lifetime of his sis ter Mrs. L"avi't. The commission CTS have not filed their decision.
 Indcc Club Dinner
 Moro than lG0 members Of the Endec club were present at the an nual dinner of the organization held last evening in the club rooms. Dinner was served under the lircc- ton of II. II. Browne, manager of the t.ud"c Inn, and entertainment lectures were furnished. Captain Irving O'Hay. soldier of fortune. EIobc-lrot'or, philosopher and hum orist Was The speaker and for more than two hours after the close of inc dinner. he kept his audicnc" in- tcrostci with the story of his advcu- turous life.
 Captain olIay took part in nine wars including th" Snanish-Amori- can War and several south Amori- can revolutions, winding up with his enlistment in the 18th r. s. Infantry for service in the World war. from which he emerged with the rank of captain. He told of his first entry into the World war as member Of the famous "princ"ss Pats" and said that he was one of the 20 sur NlVorS of that ill-fatcd organization
 President Dewitt Page of inc New p"partur" Mfg. co. spoke to the guests, and prizes were presented 10 the heads of the departments which mad" inc best showing in thc field day parade on September 10.
 School House started
 Actual work has been start,d on erected for the Twelfth school dis trict. The rNcayation for th" foundation has been completed and l. IS expected that the work on Inc itself will be started in a few days. The building, funds for which were voted hy the district nearly thrC" years ago but which has been delayed through diSscnsion in the district. will be built upon a sit" presented to the district by Harry $, Bcals. II is located near tn" present small structure. occupy ing a location overlooking the city of Bristol.
 Tho new building will he of brick and will har9 two rooms, giving adequate accummoda- ton for the pupils of the district. The present building is so small, that two separate daily sessions of the school are necessary.
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 Tho Bristol High school football warriors will meet the TOrringt on High school team al the Athletic Field next Saturday afternoon. and q stiff battl" is expected. The locals arc holding daily practice under the direction Of Coach NDnahon and are expected to give good account of themselves.
 Complain of Selling Practice
 Residents of th" Fed 'ral illll soc' tion have lodged complaints with inc police over the activity of q dis tributor ot cheap lrw"lry through out tn" liill district. Crews of h. vsnilo sal"smcn recruited from thr