New Britain herald., 1929-01-14
Bristol. Melcs

MANI MLEk'LNU ULAlnO
Mercury At Between : and 10 Below
Zero This Mosning-lAolicc Beat
Changc-Minor Cases in Police
Court.
Estimates Of municipal depart
ments will come up for discussion at
council to be held Tuesday evening.
The estimate Of the fire depart
ment, which shows an increase OF
approximately $1,000 over last
years budget appropriation, has al
ready been submitted to the city
clerk. The increase. as explained in
Saturdays Herald, is brought about
by the new fire house at the corner
of Pennington avenue and Lewis
streets.
The estimates OF the board Of ed
ucation, which will be presented to-
passed upon finally until about the
middle of February. will undoubtcd-
ly"show an apprcciable increase over
the budget appropriation Of last
year due TO increased enrolment
both in the grammar and high
schools. A portion OF the increase
will be offset, however, by de-
ficiency appropriation mad. in DC
cember by the city council to car"
for the payment Of teachers salaries
for the first week in December.
The police department estimate.
IL ia also expected, will show aone
increase while the same is true OF
the other city departments.
lndevgoes Operation
Miss Cecilia A. kirchKessner of ~
Fair street, a clerk in the office of
the Connecticut Light g. Power Co.
underwent an operation for appcndi-
citis at the Bristol hospital Satur-
day. Her condition was reported as
favorable this morning.
Condition Improved
The condition of Miss Evelyn King.
who attempted suicide by shooting
Wednesday. showed slight inn
p"ovcment this morning, according
TO hospital authorities. Her temper
aturc was normal and she had grown
somewhat stronger. Unless cCmpli-
cations set in, her complete recovery
is expected.
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Murphy. "a. Of "a Pratt
street, died at the Bristol hospital
Saturday following a short illness.
The funeral will be- held at $50
O'Clock Tuesday morning at the
funeral home of James j. Dunn on
West street and at . o'clock at ST.
.Ioscph's church. Burial Will be in
st. Thomas cemetery.
Louis j. Allen
Louis J. Allen of 81 Second street,
East Bristol died at st. Francis hos
rital, Hartford last night following
a few days ilmcss. For a number
of years he had been cmployad as
saw maker at the rencld Saw
Works on Riverside avenue. He is
survived by his wife
Funeral arrangements. in charge
of Undertaken James j. Dunn. were
incomplete at noon today.
Cases No'IcL
A charge OF breach of the peace
against Joseph Womil of II Irving
street. charged with drunkenness
and breach of the peace. was nollcd
thi:; morning by Prosecuting Attor-
ney James T. Mathcr on payment of
costs amounting to $50. Womb
was arrested Sunday evening by Of
ficers Keith and Thompson on COM
plant Of Mrs. Womil.
The case Of Charles Lucas. charS-
cd with breach of the peace follow
ing an argument with Tony carone.
a taxi driver. was noll"J on payment
of costs amounting to Slo.2o.
The case Of Ernest Lcmay. chars-
ed with violation Of a traffic ordi-
nance on January 10th. was also
nolled on payment Of costs amount
ing to $3.50.
Disabled Vets Meeting
A meeting Of the local chapter of
the Disabled Veterans of the World
War will be held at S o'clock this
evening in the new state armory.
Those who are eligibl" for member
ship are requested TO attend.
Mems Gct-Togcth"r MEETING
A get-togethor 1AeetinG of the men
of ST. Joseph's church will be held
in st. Joseph's guild hail on Mon
day evening. January .Sth. accord
ing TO 40 announcement made by
Rev. William j. Latin at all of the
masses Sunday. Fh" oh'ert of the
is TO tnahl, the men OF tn"
parish to bccom" acquainted with
the pastor and his a.ssist"n;.
Funeral Of Mrs. Da,id Given
The funeral Of Mrs. Marie Given,
wife OF David Given of Last Road.
who died last Friday evening from
heart disease. was bold at tn" funcr-
al home of Thomas J.. 0Brion at
$50 O'Clock this morning and at st.