New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
Bristol News
CITY V0T|NGLISTS
 TObE REARRANGED

Names to Be Listed by Address,
 Not Alphabetically
 "T0MMY MONAHAN NIGHT West End Athletic Club Honors Coach - Blanket Statesmen Freed Sporty Lavicro Dtes-Mcmoriai Dedication september :l-Notes. Work on the revision of the vot- ing lists of the four voting districts 1 will be started by the registrars of voters within the next few days in order that such lists may be avail able for both the primary and city elections next fall. Under the new arrangement, the lists will be com piled alphabetically as to streets and in accordance with street numbers instead of having the names listed alphabetically.
 Provision for the change was made by an act of the present legislature and will place Bristol on the same standard as cities having popula- tion of 30 900 or more
 A meeting Of the registrars, both republican and democratic. of the city will be held within the next few days to discuss ways and means of compiling the lists. It is also under stood that the city council will be asked to sanction . special appro- priation to cover the additional work.
 At the election last year l0,3lS voters were registered, 3,lS4 in the first district, 1,404 in the second district, 2,90e in the third district. and 2.S47 in the fourth district. Pres ent indications are that many addi- tional names will be added prior to the city election in November.
 Tommy Monahan Feted
 Tommy Monahan Night" vas ob- served last evening by the West End Athletic club, and the popular sports mentor of the Bristol High schoo. was presented with a chest of silver by members of the organization. The gathering last night was attended by approximately 150 persons promi- nent in the business life of the city. Judge William J. Malone presided as master of ceremonies, and other speakers included Mayor W. Ray mond Crumb. members of the city council, Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche. and Prosecuting At torney Anthony J. Rich.
 Tommy for a number of years was coach of both the baseball and foot ball teams of the West End club. and it was under his direction that many of the best football players in that end of the city were developed. Next September he will take over the duties of sports mentor of the public schools. and during the sum- mer season will serve as an assistant supervisor of the city playgrounds.
 The entertainment program con- sisted of vocal solcs by James Dunn. Harry Sergi. and Raymond Garfield and number of amateur bouts. Nick Christy. local welterweight. refereed and Charles R. Riley ani John Driscoll served as judges.
 Case Nolled
 Charges of selling blankets in the city without license brought against Israel Slonim, 36 Vine street, Hartford, and Abraham Goodman. S4 Vine street. were nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich. The two men were arrested yesterday afternoon by De- tective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy following 8 complaint from a woman resident in the northern section of the city.
 Both men presented honorable dis charge papers from the army and for this reason the cases were not prosecuted. Slonim informed the police that he is a brother of the assistant prosecuting attorney of the Hartford police court.
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 Sporty J. LaSierO
 Sporty J. Laviero 23, died at o'clock this morning at the Char lotte Hungerford hospital. Torring- ton. from complications. He under- went a major operation a few days ago and pneumonia and empyema set in.
 MT. Laviero was born in Bristol on September 10. 1905. the son of Joseph and Rose Laviero. He attend cd the South Side and Bristol high sch hools. later taking a course at the Business college. He then attended the Detroit Technical school for two years. Following his graduation. he returned to Bristol and entered the grocery business with his father on Divinity street.
 Surviving are his parents: six sis ters. Mrs. Margaret Lombard. Ter psa, Mary. Catherine. Antoinette and Mildred Laviero: and one brother, John Laviero. all of Bristol.
 The funeral will be he'd at g. D clock Monday morning at St. An ffony's church. Rev. l.. Beccaris will celebrate the high mass of requiem. and burial will be in st. Thomas 
 Dedication Date Selected
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