New Britain herald., 1929-07-10
Bristol Mews
BEGIN ADDITIONS
 AT ENDEE FACTORY
Plant Will Be Made Most Mod.
 ern of Kind in Country
RED CROSS ORGANIZED

lief-.4nGrew shores Dies-Man
 Arrested On Statutory Charge -
 Funerais-Lodge of sorrow.
 Work on the improvement and ad- ditions to the forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing com pany have been started by the Aber- thaw Construction company. the lowest of three bidders for the work. Three thousand feet of new switch track with extensive grade changes and the building of new oil tanks will consume practically the entire summer and will make the plant when completed the largest and most modern of it's kind in the country Plans for the improve ments were prepared by Lockwood and Greene.
 The new sidetraCk will leave the eastbound track of the main line or the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company near the rock cut and descend to the forge shop yard level over a. new fill that is being placed along the railroad embankment This track will enter the forge plant and steel shed.
 The work entails tearing down the present concrete oil tank and leveling the small hill on which it stands. A new boiler house will be erected for heating the immense forge plant.
 To replace the oil tank, new steel ! tanks will be erected north of the railroad track on land recently pur- | chased from the Merriman estate ! These tanks and a pump house will | be served by a new track from the westbound main railroad track and will be reached from the forge plant | by means of a sizeable tunnel run ming under the main line railroad | tracks.
 The boiler house will be located slightly west of the head of Frank lin street and will contain two ultra modern 500 horsepower high pres sure water tube boilers arranged for either oil or coke fire.
 An unique feature will be a large incinerating plant for the consunp- ton of plant rubbish and conver- sion of it into steam.
 A distinctive feature of the land scape in the vicinity of the forge plant will be an immense 225 foot circular red brick stack bearing the name of the New Departure Manu- featuring company in white tile let ters, each Of which will be 55 inches in height. Alphons Custudic has been awarded the contract tol the erection Of the stack.
 Red Cross Chapter The following committee to car' : for disaster relief was announced yesterday by George s. Beach, chair man of the local chapter of the Rec Cross: Honorary chairman, Mayo
 w Raymond Crumb, eX-officio George s. Beach, chairman of chap ter; Thomas H. Patterson, secre tary: Arthur C. Hitchcock. treasurer clothing committee. Mrs. Faith Treadway. chairman; Miss Ellen A Peck. Mrs George M. Merriman Miss May W. Daley; finances, Mis! Marie NJ. Sonstroem; food, Carl F, Carlson. chairman; Harry H Browne, Raymond J. Casey; medica aid, Dr. Arthur <. Bracket, chair. man; Dr. B. N. Whipple. Miss Jean. nette Durant, J. Ernest Andrew
 publicity. Louis A. Wheeler, chair, lman; Miss Agnes Barry; shelter Rev. Francis T. Cooke. chairman George Blackall; transportation. J
 F. Cox. chairman; and Charles B Greene.
 Andrew Fl. shores
 Andrew H. Shores. =. died at his home at 30 Summer street at mid night last night following foul months illness
 Mir. Shores was born in Milton
 Vt, the son Of Alex Shores. H.
 came to Bristol "A years ago anc
 had been employed at'the plants O
 the Bristol Brass corporation and th' New Departure Mfg. Co., until fail ing eyesight necessitated his retire ment several years ago.
 Surviving are his wife; two sons Fred and John Shores. both of Bris
 tol: five daughters, Mrs. Charle
 Lovely and Mrs. Ernest Martin 0 this city, Mrs. Laura Pecor of Bur
 lington, Vt. Mrs. Ellen Pickett 0
 Mooretown. Nt.. and Mrs. Harolc [ Draper oi Bristol; also 16 grand children and tour great grandchil ] dren.
 . Funeral services, while incom . plete, will probably he held at th 1 home at o'clock Friday afternoon S Burial will be in West cemetery. Arrested for statutory Offense l David Cohen, proprietor of a ga - station at the corner of School an s Orchard streets, was arrested yes I terday on a statutory. offense pre-
 ferred by a woman employed a