New Britain herald., 1928-04-14

ago upon the oompletion C the osw brick school. has been sold to Ds1eat J. Olney. who h connected with the medical department Of the New D. parture Manufacturing Co. The transfer was made through the w. A. Hayes agency. Mir. Olney also acquires apDrod. mately ono acre of land with ths structure. It is his intention to cen. vert the building into . three room bungalow. While no sale price wos mentioned in the deed. 1t is tudor. stood that 1t was in the ustghboy. hood of $700.
 Few Fishing IAceuses
 In spite of the fact that the trout season in the state opens tomorrow, there have been few fishing licenses issued during the past week by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. It is pointed out. however. that many of the local nimrods take out the combination license covering fishing. hunting and trapping and for this reason the de. mand for separate fishing licenses h considerably less than when N- censes were issued separately.
 A number of Bristol sportsmen are resenting the attitude taken by property owners in the outlying sec tlons. who have posted trout brooks which in past years have been avail. able for fishermen. It is pointed out that many of these brooks have been restocked by the state of Connecticut through the efforts of local men and they feel that such restocked brooks should be open, particularly during the trout season.
 Police Ball
 The Community theater yas crowded to capacity last evening for the annual concert of the police de. partment. Early last evening every seat in the house had been sold and a great many more tickets could have been sold had they been avail. able. The concert. conaisting of songs by the Roxy Male Quartet. selections by the Mitchell Brothers. original character sketches and im- presentations by Miss Lorette Hurley. and dance numbers by Jose and La- Calle, proved to be one of the finest ever sponsored by the police and there were numerous encorea
 Following the concert, there was dancing in the high school 9ym. naslum. which was tastefully decor. ated for the occasion. The New De. parture Orchestra furnished the mu. sic, both for the concert and the dancing.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the. Past Presidents association of Nanrs@ Woman's Relief Corps will bs held Monday afternoon. April 1s. ct the home of Mrs. Chloe Warren h Plain. vile. Reports for tho year will be submitted and officers will bs elect. ed.
 DevOtious This Evening
 There will be devouons at g:se o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Forty Hours Devotion
 The devotion of the 70 hours will open tomorrow morning at the 10 o'clock mass at St. Matthev's church. Forestville and will elosa Tuesday morning All Of the men in the parish will receive Holy Com. nunion at the 8 o'clock mass and . special mass will be celebrated at priests will be present to as- slst the pastor. Rev. William F. Laflin.
 Glee Club Concert
 The annual concert of the Bristol nigh school orchestra and the boys md girls glee clubs will be held at he high school on Friday evening, April 20. Miss Annette Dacier. pianist. who was on tho program last ear. will appear again as an added attraction. The soloists of the eve. ling will be Miss Ruth Mathsr, so- 'rano, and Sidney Alexander. vtolin- st, both of whom are students at tho ngh school. Mrs. l.. L. Beach, or- 'anist of the First Congregational hurch of this city. will be the soloist.
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 An anniversary high mass of re. uiem will be celebrated at : o'clock donday morning at St. Joseph's . hurch in memory of Mis- Emma theresa klitka.
 Auto Breaks Pols
 Failure of the brakes to hold rs. ulted in the breaking off of an lectric light pole on Wooding street arly last evening by an automobile wned by Albert Dainty of Terry. file avenue. Mir. Dainty had parked is car on a slight incline and while e was visiting at . nearby house, he brakes on the automobile be. anne released. The car rolled down he street short distance and truck the pole with such momentum hat it was snapped off | few feet rom the base. The automobile was nly slightly damaged.
 Mrs. FloMena Urg1gno.
 Mrs. Filomena Ursisno. ageA s3 cars. wife of Vito Urgigno, died at CT home. ?s Park street, shortly fter 5 o'clock yesterday aftssnoen. he was preparing supper when shs ufcred d shock and died . few nnutes later. She had beea in GOT health for the past three ears. Born in Italy. Mrs. Urgisno amc to this country IS yesrs aso nd for the past 13 years hae re. ded in Bristol. She is survived by CT husband. three sons. Antonio nd Salvatore of Bristol and John in Faly. also by seven grandchildren Bristol and three in Italy end are" brothers in Italy.
 The funeral will be held at .
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