New Britain herald., 1929-05-29
Bristol News
BARNES REELECTED
 BY CEMETERY ASSN.

BY CEMETERY ASSN. Improvements to BriShtWood
 Road Property Planned YANDALS DAMAGE PARKS Tear Up Flowers During Night Mcriden Man Heads New Bank
 Holiday Observance-Mrs. Emma
 Monroe Dies-H. s. Sports. At q meeting of the West Ceme- tery association last evening Arthur S. Barnes was reelected president. Other officers elected were as fol- lows: President. w. Kenneth Ses. sions: secretary and treasurer, Charles L. Wooding; auditors, Bur- ton o. Barnard, Arthur F. Woodford and Albert D. Wilson.
 l Extensive improvements will be made at the cemetery this year.. ac- cording to plans presented at last nights meeting. Several months ago the association purchased the Benoit property and since that time the dwelling has been removed and the land graded.
 I The cemetery, which is bounded on the south by Brightwood road is located in one of the prettiest sec tions of the city and in a vicinity which is rapidly being built up. I'm. provements are now being made te lBrightwood road and, when com pleted. the approach to the cemeter, from West street will be consider ably enhanced in beauty. Funds fol the necessary improvements at thu cemetery are now being raised b! the members of the executive board 1 Case Continued
 The case of Frank Nj. Brault of 6 Park street. charged with operating an automobile while under the in fluence of liquor and reckless driv ing. was continued by Judge Will liam J. Malone in police court to day until Friday.
 Brault was arrested last nigh after the. car which he was operat ing had collided with one driven b. Gunnar Johnson of 355 Main street New Britain, at Davitt's Crossing ol Broad street. Both cars were consid crab damaged. Brault was release' under a bond of S200.
 John Joseph O'COnncll John Joseph. infant son of Nil and Mrs. Patrick O'Connell died thi morning from infantile troubles Funeral arrangements had not bee completed this morning.
 Vandlals Destroy Flowers Police are investigating complaint made by park department caretaker : of acts of vandalism in the cit lparks. Flower beds have been ran
 sacked during the past few night !. according to caretakers. and th 3 amount of damage will reach { e least $500, 1t is believed.
 Approximately 300 geranium q which had been planted at Rocl
 we'll park, were found strewn abo,
 the lawns yesterday and other mine n damage was also reported. The ac of vandalism were done after par 5 employees had left for the night.
 Rank Inspection
 The new bank building of th
 North Side Bank and Trust con
 pany will be opened for the inspe'
 ton of the public next Friday aftel noon from to s p. m.. 1t was ar \ nounced by bank officials yesterda At the same time the force to
 engaged in the new bank was ar
 nounced as follows: Clifford n Rurdge. president: Leroy W. Green treasurer; Helen F.. Burgess, Joser l.. Tracy, Lucy Warzinski and Agn'
 Rerlanger. clerks.
 Mir. Burdge comes to Bristol frol
 the Meriden Savings bank. M Q Greene has for number of yea been employed at the Bristol N II tional bank.
 Il Holiday Schedule 5 Tomorrow, Memorial day. will
 generally observed throughout tf g city as a holiday. The stores. bank l. factories. public library and city ar r professional offices will be closed a - day. At the post office regular hol IS day hours will be observed. IT To Attend Convention j. Chief of Police Ernest T. Belde l. will leave by automobile tomorro 't morning for Atlanta. Ga. where It will attend the annual convention ,- the International Police associatio l. which opens next Monday. d During his absence Captain Thor l. as F. Guckin will be in charge of Il
 office days Detective Sergea ,- Daniel McGillicuddy will assume Il d duties of captain and will be in |
 office nights.
 Auto Hits Pole
 An automobile owned by Roy or Beach of Main street was consider l. bly damaged late yesterday afte al noon when it rolled down Ma
 street driverless and crashed into or pole. The car in its run narrow ss missed several cars proceeding ct Main street.
 Holiday Baseball ,e The next game on the schedule al the Bristol City Baseball league W
 be played at Muzzy field tomorrt