New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
ID BRING
 CHRISTMAS CHEER
FTate7nal Order Plans Gifts for
 1000 Bristol Children
SUES FOR FALSE ARREST

From Pardos-pubIic Cooperation in Disposal of Fallen Leaves Is Sought-PiCturc Salesman Held. Bell City Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, is completing plans 10 give a Christmas party for the children of Bristol A committee has been appointed by the lodge 10 see that the proposal goes through. Charles J. Cari, committee chairman and treasurer of the local lodge, spent three days in New York city recently purchasing toys for the L. GOO or more children who are ex- pected to attend the affair. MT Cari visited various manufacturing plants in the city and then made his pur- Chases
 The local aerie wishes 10 bring happiness into the hearts of at least thousand of the little tots of Bris- tol, according to William Harrigan, president of the order.
 Letters requesting names of little children. preferably between the ages Of 3 and 12 years. were mail cd 10 the various members of the order 10 be re-mailed on or before December l. A spe cial allotment Of tickets were prsentcd 10 Sunerinten- dent of Schools, Karl A, Reiche 10 he distributed among the needy children of the public schools
 The members of the committee in- clude the following: Albert F. Tro- thier, Harold Bryor Edgar Jones, and George Sumner. Names of children are 10 be mailed to James F. SorcnsOn secretary. on or before the specified date.
 The Eagles have for several years. eivn parties for the little tots of Bristol
 A class initiation will he held at the CIuhrOoms on November 10. at 2 ?. m. A brother TorrinEton speaker has been invited for the occasion.
 Mayor Going to Boston
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb will leave the city for Boston tomorrow night and will remain there over Saturday and Sunday. The mayor will witness the Harvard Dartmouth football game in Cambridge.
 Had Improper Registration
 Adam Ostroski of 116 Green street and stanley Allen of North Main street, Terryvillo, were arrested by Officer Edgar Norton yesterday aft ornoon for driving q car with irl- proper registration and for failure to return number plates.
 The ease was posented in police court this morning and Ostroski and Allen were fined $25 and costs. each with S15 rcmitted. Attorney Howard T. Mathcr represented the men.
 Playground Commission
 Commissioner Arthur (, Hitch cock of the playground commission was authorized to spend the balance of the nlaygrounds appropriation for improvements at the meeting of the board held at the council chamber last evening. The balance represents q total of $246.53. Recommendation from Supervisor of Fairgrounds Carl | Penny will bo obtained before any Improvement is made.
 The FOTcstviIlo and East Brist ol {! will be improved before | the start of another season.
 Suing for So,5OO
 Mrs Annie Wall of Forestvile has i brought suit against Bronslau Pardo ! and Annie pardo of Forestvile for | &. 800 for damages as a result of | her arrest for theft some time ago | which she alleges has injured her reputation and chances for employ mcnt at hou5cwork.
 Mrs, Wall was found not guilty of , a charge Of theft brought against her. She claims that the Pardos , were responsible for her being . brought into court |
 The papers were issued by Attor- rey Frederick W. Beach and served [ by Sheriff Joseph P. Harding. The Pardo property has been attached
 The case is rotWnablo at the No- vcmber term of the Hartford Coun- ty Superior Court.
 Want Fallen Leaves Burned
 The department of public works has requested that the residents of the city remove leaves from the gut tcrs and prevent the clOgging of sew CT pipes that usually occurs al this time of the year when heavy rains arc frequent. The leaves are being c2rtcd away by employees of the @t rect department now. but all the , fallen leaves cannot be gathered in l day. Many of the local streets were inundated by the recent storm and several Of the thoroughfares re- rivers.
 It would be great help to the department if residents would re- move the leaves to q place where