New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
Bristol News
JURY LIST IS NOT
 ENTIRELY CORRECT
Names Of Two Men Who Have
 Died Are Included
GAS PUMP PERMITS ASKED

! Ar: Club to Mcct--Retreat Open<--
 school Years Completion-No New Gases of Sn,allpoA-Othcr News Items.
 1 The names Of two dead men ap- 1 pear on the jury list of 90 names, l prepared by the jury committee of | the city council and which was pre- 1 scented to that body for its approval at a meeting held last Tuesday eve nuing.
 One of the men, Arthur C. Miller. q resident of Forestville for many years, died on May 21. t927. The second. Frederick H. Warner. also a resident Of Forestrille. died a few years ago.
 Forty-fve of the 90. whose names appear on the list, will be selected later by the county jury comris- sion to serve in the court year which 1 opens next September.
 Retreat opens
 A large attendance was present at the opening exercises Of the three days retreat for women at St. Jo- sephs church at 7:3o o'clock last evening. Father Conrad of the Passionist Monastery at West Spring field is in charge of the retreat. 1 Services will also be held this eve ming and on Saturday evening at 1:30.
 A retreat o' three day. will also be held for children Of the parish who will receive their first holy communion next Sunday. These services will take place at 3s0 o'clock each afternoon.
 P. Q. $. of \. Meeting
 A meeting Of Camp No. 1e, r. 0. x. Of A.. will be held at 7:s0 o'clock thls evening in Arcanum hall.
 school Nearing Completion
 The new nine room schoolhouse now under process Of construction in the 18th school district is rapidly nearing completion. Although 1t will be ready for occupancy before the present term ends. 1t will not be opened until the fall term.
 Although no definite decision will De reached until the annual meeting ot the voters in June, 1t is under stood that all nine rooms will be occupied when the fall term opens. It is also believed that two rooms m the present school building on Academy street will be closed, and that several Of the teachers now en- gagged there will be transferred to the new building on Pine street. Two additional teachers have already been engaged.
 Art Club to Meet
 The weekly meeting Of the Art club will be held this evening at the Sessions auditorium on East Main street. Forestville. under the direc- ton Of Mrs. Kenney of Hartford. It has also been announced that meet lngs held during the winter at the 1 Wallace Barnes Girls club have I been discontinued.
 Seek Permit for Gas Pumps A hearing on the application Of Carl A. Aymett for an approval certificate for two additional raso. line pumps to te located at llS School street will be held at ga, m. Saturday. June ,. in the city court room.
 At the same time and date a simi- lar application from Maurice !, Save for an additional pump at 517 North Main street will also be acted upon.
 Passed Stop Light
 The case of George Gamache charged with traffic violation. was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather on pay. ment of costs amounting 10 $5.so. Gamache failed to stop at the red light governing traffic at the corner Of Center and North Main streets on Thursday afternoon
 Several cases of autoists failing 10 heed the recently erected traffic lights at Meadow. Center and Race streets were reported recently to the police department. All future violations however, will be prose- cuted, according to a statement made this morning by Chief Ernest T. Belden.
 Park Board Meeting Postponed
 Tho May meeting of the board of park commissioners. scheduled for last evening. wS postponed because of the lack of the necessary quorum Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and Commissioners w. B. Crumh, Sam uel L. Large. Roger s. Newell. and Mrs. A. F. Rockwell were absent, the only two commissioners present being William J. Tracy and CaIixte Allaire.
 No Additional Cases of SmaIlpox
 No additional cases of smallpox have been reported 10 the board of health since, Wednesday according