New Britain herald., 1928-12-14

Walsh has been call Aaa at the central fire station for the past three years and Fortunate and Sample were used as substitutes during the vacation period the past summer. Odlum, at one time was . regular member of the fire department and Dietrich is a member of tho v0iun- teer department of Wclch Fire eom- pany. Fitzpatrick. for the past sev- eral years has been engaged in the trucking business and is an ex- perienced mechanic.
 It is possible that a change may be made in the assignments men, tioned above by Chief John H. Hayes.
 To Open New FirehotIse
 The new firehouse at the corner of Pennington avenue and Lewis street will be opened on Sunday, De- cember 23rd. according to a state ment made by Chief John H. Hayes this morning. By that time the complete list of assignments will be completed.
 Recommend New station
 The members of the board Of fire commissioners expressed the opinion last night that a new firehouse should be built Tn the northern sec ton of the city, either on North Main street north of North street or on Terryville avenue and that the site nov used by Hose Company No, should be disposed of. It has long been realized by city officials that the present firehouse is improperly located and that the building itself has reached . stag where it would have to be rebuilt within a few days. No repairs have been made to the structure during | the past few years for the reason 1 that such move has been under consderat ton several times during 1 that period.
 | It is understood that a recommen- dation that a new house be built will be made to the city council i when it meets on next Tuesday eve- hing.
 Joseph Civizzio, IF. 1 Joseph Civizzo. Jr, five-year. nine months old son of Mir. and Mrs. James Civizzio of Barnes street. died Thursday afternoon following an ill., ness of two years with complications He is survived by his parents and four brothers and sisters. MT. Civiz- zio is caretaker of Rockwell Park. The funeral was held 1t 3 o'clock this afternoon at his late home. Burial. in charge of Undertaken James J. Dunn. was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 To Visit Italy
 Cosmo Vacca, local contractor, will sail from New York tonight on the Berengaria for Italy, where he will spend the holidays with his aged mother.
 Health Leazne Elects At meeting of the Emploves Health Protective league, held last evening in the city court room, the following officers were elected: President, Samuel J. Large; vice ] president. Walter L. Crouch: treas urer. John J. Kaicher: secretary. Harry J. McKinstry. The following board of managers was also named. Albert Vuilleumier, New Departure Mfg. Co.,; Henry F. Loveioy. Wallace Barnes Manufacturing Co: Charlas c. Morgan. American Silver Co: i Bertel Aspelin, Veeder-Root Co. Christian Wyrtzen. ]. H. Sessions X Son; Francis F. Woodman. Durhar Bros: Arthur r. Brightmau. ses- sions Clock Co.,; Emory D. Allen. Bristol Brass Corp: Arthur Ehb. Horton Mfg. Co.,: George Tong. ses. slons Foundry Co.,; George Tetro, F.. lngraham Co. James r. Cox. Lotus A. Wheeler, Dwight J. Mercy. How ard N. Wilcox, and A. L. Beede were also named to the board as mem- bers at large. F. W. Carnell was named honorary member. During the past year, S7,54e.s7 was expended for the care of pa tlents. The balance on hand at the present time is $9,925.37. Hadsell Camp joint meeting of G. A, Hadsell camp and the Ladies' Auxiliary will i be held at o'clock Monday eve nlng in Arcanum hall. Two rockies will be initiated.
 Following the business session the fourth sitting of setback tournament with w. l.. Hammond Camp Of New Britain will be played,
 l. Q. O. F. Meeting 1 The regular meeting Of Stephen Terry lodge, J. o. o. r.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall
 To Visit Hartford Club 1 Members of the Bristol club will 1 be the guests this evening Of the ! Hartford City club. Erwin F. Rowe i IS chairman of the committee in charge of transportation. | Debating Team Loses
 The Bristol high school debating team was defeated Thursday after noon by the Terryville high debat- ing team in the latter town. The subject discussed was That Capital Punishment Should Be Abolished in Connecticut" the Terryville debaters taking the affirmative and the Bri.- tol team the ngative side.
 The judges were Rev Edward P Harnes Of Thomaston. Mande.l Green, coach Of the Terryville high school debating team. and Miss NJ. 1 C. Fenn. librarian at the Terryville l library.
 | Renaissance Five Here Saturday | The outstanding basketball treat Of the season will be offered to Bris- tol fandom tomorrow evening at the state armory when the Renaissance 1 (Continued on Page 3p