New Britain herald., 1928-10-01
Bri,toI Mews
FARMERS ARE ID
 BE PROTECTED NOW

Damage by Hunters and Fisher l men Will Be Paid for
 NO TROLLEY STOP YET Mayor Thinks Plan Not Possible ., Present Kreft. Eurcus Weddine -RestAurant Robbed - Face,
 Manslauglter Charge-ltcms. Farmers owning property in tht vicinity Of land and streams leased by the Bristol Fish and Game clut will in the future be protected against damage done by hunters and l fishermen as a result of an under writing plan devised by the local or. ganization at q recent reorganiza ton meeting. Under the arrange ment agreed upon. farmers will b. reimbursed for all property damage 10 the extent of 31o0. The loca club will also pay to any farmer fthe sum of $:5 for the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible fo, the setting of fires and S10 for simi- lar action in the case Of anyone re- sponsible for leaving fence bars down or the stealing of fruit from farm property.
 The shooting Of ruffled grouse on property leased by the fish and game club will not be permitted un- der the ruling Of the local orga niza ton, This action will in the course of few years result in q large in- crease in this particular species.
 At the present time the Bristol Fish and Game club has under lease approximately 500 acres of wooded lands and about 200 miles of trout streams
 The Bristol club is the first to take the initiative in the protection of the farmers. who have expresse d themselves as highly gratihed by the arrangement. The state fish and game commission has comme nded the local organization and has agreed to cooperate by increasing the present force of Ash and game wardens, whose duty it will be to see that the violation of any of the above mentioned restrictions is pro- secuted. It is expected that prac- tically. all of the fish and game clubs in the state will follow Bris- tol's lead. which in time will work to the advantage of not only the farmers but also the club members.
 Arrangements are now being made for a trapshooting contest to be held in this city on Saturday October 9th. Many enthusiasts of the sport in the state have signi- fled their intention of entering the meet. Councilman Homer H. Judd. who is also connected with the state fish and game commission, is chair man of the committee of arrange ments.
 Funeral Of Victim
 The funeral Of Robert. five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur G. Bradley Of 371 King road, who died at the Bristol hospital Friday after noon a few hours after he had been struck by the automobile of William Zimmerman Of o41 King road, was held at :'30 o'clock Sunday after noon at the home Of the parents. Schoolmates Of the boy served as pallbearers ard. a number of class mates attended the funeral.
 Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church con- ducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Trolley stop Discussed
 In discussing the item appearing in Saturdays Herald. relative to the proposed relocation of the trolley stop in the center of Forestville. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb stated that at this time it would probably be impossible to make the change suggested. He pointed out. however that, in all proba hility. when the new electro matic signal Is in oper- ation. arrangements will be made to stop automobile traffic in all direc- tions during the period that the trolIeys are discharging and re- ceiving passengers. Such an arrange ment. it IS believed. would care for the situation and would furnish ade- duate protection for trolley patrons.
 The situation is now being studied by city officials and representatives of the New Haevn Automatic Signal which is installing the signal system. with view of fur ntshinE a final solution 10 the vari- ous traffic problems at the point in question.
 Anniversary Mass
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem will be c"Iebrated at St. church at o'clock Sat mrday morning, in memory of Will liam Cronin.
 An anniversary high mass in memory of Rudolph l;achnann was at St. Joseph's church at s o'clock this. morning. ..
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 A powerful offensive and an air. tight defense enabled the Torring- ton high school football team 10 conquer Bristol high on the local