New Britain herald., 1928-01-04
BRISTOL NEWS
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tee and will be continued on the board.
 Playground Commission
 Tho following were appointed members of the playground com mission by Mayor Crumb: Mrs. George Tong. Miss Clara O'Connell. Joseph L. Macdonald. Arthur N. Manross Arthur C. Hitchcock, Frank Merrill and Calixte Allaire. l Expensive Grading Plan City Engineer Carleton w. Buell., at the council meeting last evening. presented tentative plan for reduc- ing the grade and widening the curves on South street between Downs and Middle streets. Accord ing to his estimate. it would be nec- essary to remove approximately 5000 cubic yards of dirt and stone at a cost of about $4 a yard. making the total expenditure in the neigh borhood of $32,0oo.
 After a short discussion, it was de- cided that the road in question was not used sufficiently to warrant such 8 large expenditure and the matter was turned back to the street com mittee for further investigation. Legion and Auxiliary Installation Joint installation exercises were held last evening by Seicheprey Post No. ?. American Legion, and the auxiliary. The following officers of the post were installed by State Vice Commander Frank Anderson of Wethersfield: Commander Arthur Griffin: ice-commanders. Raymond Coleman and Ellsworth Hawkes.; adjutant. c. NJ. Pfennig; finance of- scer, Hilary S. Driscoll; financial secretary, John Miller; chaplain, Harold A. Hayden; historian, Arthur Johnson.
 Mrs. Ruth E. Pfennig, state presi- dent of the auxiliary and wife of the adjutant of the local post. assisted by members of her staff installed the following officers of the auxiliary: President, Mrs. Katherine Griffin: vice presidents. Mrs. Helen Wasley and Miss Nancy Johnson; secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Woisard: treasurer, Mrs. Nora Beaucar; financial secretary, Miss Dorothy Miller: chaplain. Mrs. Frank Dutton: historian. Mrs. Sam uel Butcher. Mrs. Griffin. the pres ident, is the wife of the post com- mander.
 State officers attending. besides Mrs. Pfennig and Mir. Anderson. were County Vice Commander Earl Pan- ger, State Welfare Chairman Samuel Felles State Secretary Mrs. Ethel L.. Panzer and State Vice-President Mrs. Agnes Welles.
 Following the installation work. a luncheon was served by members of the auxiliary.
 Three More Breaks Reported
 Three more breaks were reported to the police this morning. bringing the total to seven for the past two nights. The quartermaster's room of Company l., C. N. G., in Red Mems building on Prospect street was entered during the night, as was the store of Howard Sanford at 17 Prospect street. The third place en- tered was the Boulevard Pharmacy. conducted by Mastrobouni Brothers. No money was procured in any of the places visited and no stock was missing so far as could be ascer- tained this morning.
 Case Continued
 The case of Frank Redman, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor and reckless driv- ing, was again continued by Prose- cutting Attorney James T. Mather this morning until Saturday. Janu- ary 2. Redman was arrested on the night Of February "A after the auto mobile which he was operating had crashed into a parked car on Jacobs street.
 I. Q. Q. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck lodge. r. O. o. F., will be held at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.