New Britain herald., 1928-04-24
NEW FIRE STATION
 PLANS COMPLETED
Will Be Inspected by Board at
 Meeting Friday
BIG SALE FOR CONCERT
State Deputy 10 Address k. of G. Testimonial Banquet for Nionahan -Iar,well ,o Rev. B. E. styrins- James kellceher Dies, Aged G5.

Plans for the new fire station will ] ce submitted at l meeting of the board of fire commissioners next Friday evening. 1T was learned today The architect is Harold A Hayden of this city, who designed tEo central fire station on Meadow street. The new station, which will be To- ] cated on the st" recently acquired from the Sessions Foundry company at the corner of tarmjraton alrnuc and Lewis street, tt 10 he of T Colo nlal type and bo two stories high. It was originally planned 70 erect q building in tho style Of s bungalow l but this idea was discarded as im- | practicable. In the event formal ap- i prpyal IS given of the plans hy the 1 fire commissioners, bids will bC asked for immediately.
 T. is understood that wnon the now 1 building is completed. the equipment and men now statnoned at Hose Co. No. on North Main sir 4et near the corner of North street, will be moved to the now location, Although no definite statement has been made in this connection, 1t is a known fact that TO appropriation was included ! in the city budget thls var for re- | pairs 10 the North Main street house. l This IS in very poor repair at pres ent and 10 place Il in proper conil ton would cost almost as much as l tn y,, b,,iiIi,rr ies stood. The North Main street site is also poorly located due 10 the large amount ot traffic at the cor ner of North street.
 II is possible that this angle will he discussed when the board meets Friday night
 K. of f. Meeting An open meeting of Ialos council Knights of Columhus, will be held on Friday evening, in it's clubrooms on North Main street State Deputy Edward M. IIagsertv of NorN ich will hn the principal speaker of the eve ming, Roborl simpson district dep uty of Southinston and Attorney Thomas F, NcDonouch will also speak. An entertainment program has been arranged and rcfroShm. nts will be 'ryod,
 Tho committee in charge ol ar arrangements are Joseph l.. Macpou, ald, Arthur NJ, tarroI, 1.lmcud Nio. lctc and John J. Murphy.
 Large Ticket >a,e
 All city records for advance sal, for an entertainment prnsram Wert broken yesterday afternoon when l, was learned that practically all the ],2b5 seats in the high school audi. torlunl had been taken for the con. cert and dance of 1lnc New Departure band OH Friday evening of this week l The only seats remaiuing in ths house arc the few on rith"r side of the balcony whicN dp not afford [ view of tho stag. These were not placed on sale.
 The committee lr charge of thf event are very much lratifted ovcl this manifest appreciation of the cf. forts of the band. All who have purchased tickets may exchange them for reserved saHt tickets al Nelson $ music eto-a un Main street
 Graham NcN'm,o, the .urSt solo is' of the concert, will arrive in Bristol about mid afternoon Frjlay and will proceed to the Endc" club where he will spend the night.
 In Hartfcrd Hospital Miss Elizabeth Mansel, H. x. oi Central street. torcstvillo. W ho Nas injured in all automobile accident some time ago, is seriously ill at the Hartford hospital, suffering from an injury 10 her left kidney and several spinal injuries. She is under the me dical attention of pr Paul SWctt of Hartford.
 NcighbnrlloOl Prayer Meeting The weekly neighLorhood prayer meeting will bc held al 9;So o'clock tomorrow morning at the home ol Mrs. Victor Johnson of 2O1 Goodwin street. Miss Ida M. Clark will D. the leader
 Anniversary Masses An anniversary high mass of re- quiem was celebrated at s o'clock this morning at St. ,losepth's church in memory of Miss Catherine Buck. ley.
 At o'clock Wednesday morning an anniversary mass will be celebrat. ed at St. Joseph's in memory of Rev Thomas J. Kecnar d former pastol of the church.
 Beth Israel Synagogue Meeting
 A meeting Of the Beth Israel 0 Bristol will be held at o'clock thi evening. The speaker for the occa sion will be Rabbi x. sheukop, lead CT of the Waterbury Beth Israc Congregation.