New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

the hydrant, which was flooding the thoroughfare.
 A report from the hospital this said that MT. Simon had rested comfortably through tht night and was slowly improving.
 Chapel Anniversary
 An impressive talk b. Rev. Ar. thur H. Goodenough featured tha 10th anniversary celebration of Mount Hope chapel yesterday aft ernoon. Organ selections. hymn singing. anthems, recitations and in invocation by Rev Hubert D. Jones were presented.
 During the celebration a solo by Mrs. Ida Hall was rendered. MT. GoodenOugh delivered an address on the anniversary that was receiv- ed by the immense gathering in an apprecia blc manner and also gave a benediction.
 Masquerade
 The Girls Federation club will . gipe a masquerade at the high school gymnasium on November 1. Plans are incomplete but will be .p given out in short time.
 Tear Gas Protection
 The Bristol Trust company ia having a complete tear gas unit in- - stalled in the bank for protection 7 against burglars and marauders. 4 group of cmplOycs from the Fed "ral laboratories is working on the s system during the time when the - bank is closed and expects to finish before next week
 The gas is said to have no perma- nent or fatal effect but will over- come a man long enough for the teller or cashier to have him "cov- cred"
 smith Street Hearing Judge s. Russell Mink said yes- terday that the Smith street hear ing had been completed and a de- cision would be handed down pos slbly today or tomorrow. The con- | troVersy between Mrs. Zelia Stewart and the city on the reeStahlishmant of street lines has caused city-wide interest
 Coughlin Funeral Tuesday. 1 The funeral of William !. Cough- | lin of 3Sl Main street will be held at St. Joscph's church tomorrow morning at o'clock. A solemn l high mass of requiem will be cele- hrated by Rev. William P. LaHln ] and burial will be in the new St, 1 Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral Of Koustanty OrIikoski Funeral services for koustanty 1 Orlikosk of 13l Jacob street were | held at St. StanisIaus's church this morning at o'clock. A solemn l high mass of requiem was celebrat- , ed by RC .. Father Bartlewski and l burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Squad A and Co. No. 9 respond- ed to an alarm Saturday afternoon on Stafford avenue. A brush fire gave them a stubborn fight but tn. flames were eXtinguished without damage.
 Two fires were reported within a 10 minute span yesterday after noon and neceSsitatcd the sending out of three companies
 Squad A and No. 1 were called when hlaze broke out in the gar age of Carmine Palomba on Main street, and Wclch Co. No. of Forestville was called to extingush q large brush fire in Forestville No damage was reported at either fire.
 French Play Presented
 The French play, "Notre Dame de Iourdes,' was presented at the I'ristol high school auditorium last night ny the Children of Mary so- cirty of St. Anne's church. The play was under the direction of Rev. Oscar Normand of St. Annc's parish and turned out to be q great success.
 Pulaski Day Parade
 In the Polish Pulaski day parade yesterday afternoon were Bristol. TorryNillc and Thomaston society members. National Guard members, a Pulaski float. Bristol Boy Scouts.
 Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, American Legion members the
 Knights of Columbus. children of the local and out -of-town Polish parishes Polish and American floats, flags of America and Poland being carried by girls and boys, st. Casi-
 mer'5 society members and automo-
 piles bearing prominent guests
 A large wreath, carried by little : children in the parade, was placed , upon the memorial monument on
 thc boulevard after the parade, and , singing and reCitations were pre-
 scented. An impressive program fol-
 lowed at the state armory when ad-
 dresses were delivered by the fol- { lowing: Judge William J. Malone
 and Joseph r. Dutton of Bristol: , the vice consul general of Poland, l Judge $. J. TraCeski of New Britain, 5 and Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz of . New Britain.
 Local officials of the Polish so- 5 cieties are completing plans to hold 1 a "Pulaski Day" annually.
 Easthound traffic on the boulevard Q Was directed by motorcycle po- { lcemcn 10 the northern section and [ everything went along smoothly. . The parade preceded from St. l Stanislaus' church, on West street, q to North and North Main streets n and turned into Main street, then | went to the monument on the boule- { ward for the services and back to
 the armory on Center street by way - of School and West streets. D Football Results If The West Ends and the Plain- - vile Blues played to a 6 to tie at Q Mu2zy field yesterday afternoon be- r tContinued on Page c0)