New Britain herald., 1929-05-18
Bristol Melps
REGISTRARS WANT
 SALARY INCREASE
Proposition to Be Discussed at
 City Council Meeting
NOW RECEIVE S100 APIECE

Automobile and Shot-Henry Ca-
 stle Dies Suddenly n PlainvilIe-
 Opening Of Bank.
 A number of important matters will be brought before the city coun- cil at its adjourned meeting next Tuesday evening, chief among which will be the question of increased compensation for the registrars of the four taxing districts. Definite recommendations. it is understood, will be made by Lester G. SiEour- ney and Joseph F. Dutton, repub- lcan and democratic town chairmen. respectively.
 At present the eight registrars in the city receive Sl00 year. An in- crease is believed justified beca use of the fact that this year the lists will be made up alphabetically as to streets. rather than by name. The new arrangement puts Bristol in the same class as Hartford. New Haven, New Britain. Bridgeport, Ansonia, Meriden. Waterbury, West Haven. West Hartford and Middletown. What increase will be recommended is not known.
 Mir. Sigourney discussing the mat ter. expressed the opinion that Bris- tol has reached the point where full time registrars are a necessity and it is possible that this angle will re- ceive consideration by the city coun- cil little later. On the voting lists last year there were l0,S1S names, an increase of e,260 over the list of 1927. A proportionate increase is anticipated this year, largely because of steps being taken by prominent French residents to have the French Canadians now living in Bristol naturalized.
 Golf Match
 The Pequabuc golf team will play the second of series of contests with the Goodwin Park team of Hartford at the Pequabuck links this afternoon The former match was won handily by the local golfers.
 Local Man Dies in PIainvilIc
 Henry Castle. q, of Grove street. Forestvillc, died in the center of Plainville early Friday evening fol- lowing a heart attack. Mir. Castle was walking on the sidewalk near the Cunningham Diner when strick- en. Dr. George F. Cook was sum- moned from his office nearby but Mir. Castle failed to respond to treatment
 After viewing the body. Dr. C. w.. Moody. medical examiner. gave per- mission for its removal to the un- dertaking parlors of w. A. Bailey.
 He is survived by three daugh- ters. Mrs. Florence Chartier. Mrs. +. E. Lowrey and Mrs. Frank Corbiel. all of Bristol. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the undertaking par lors of w. A. Bailey & Co. in Plainville. Burial will be in Plain- vile.
 Traffic Blocked When Truck Stalls
 Traffic in the center of the city was blocked for 15 minutes last eve ming when a large truck owned by D. H. Feinn of Waterbury became stalled at the intersection of Main and North Main streets. The truck. which became stalled just at s o'clock when traffic was heaviest because of factory workers return ing to their homes. was finally haul ed to one side of the street where ii remained until repairs were made later in the evening.
 Enters Hospital
 Mrs. Katherine Moeller of 16 Eagle street Terryville, has entered the Bristol hospital for observation and treatment.
 Cow Struck By Auto
 A COW owned by N. F. Rood of Plymouth Road. Terryville. was struck by an automo obile late Thurs day night after it had broken the fence of it's pasture. One Of the animals legs was brok- en and it had to be killed.
 The driver of the automobile fail ed to stop and no report of the accident was made to the Terryville police.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Roland. seven year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Edmond Qilliquer of 16 Alder street, was held at the home of the parents this Interment was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Louis I.abell of c6S North Main street. which was set for g o'clock yesterday morning, was held instead at o'clock this at St. Anne's church. Rev. Joseph P. Perreault celebrated the high m>ss of requiem and burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery on Ter ryville avenue.
 Devotio0s This Evening
 There will be devotions at 7:30t o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's