New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
SEEK TRAFFIC COP
 FOR F0RESTv|LLE School District Meeting Tomor.
 TOW Night May Be Lengthy STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET

Annual Concerts to Start-Sew
 Playground Equipment-Judse-
 ment Suspended in Auto Case.
 The possibility of lengthy dis cussion is imminent at the meeting of the thirteenth school district at the Sarah E. Reynolds school to- morrow evening, when the annual session will be held. The question of police protection for children in the center of the village is one of several and will probab bly be the chief topic which will demand the attention of the voters.
 Last year police officer station ed in Forestivlle center was removed from his post by an action of the city council, although such action was termed illegal at the time. The Forestville section by special tax arrangement assumes the cost of all police officers and for this reason persons residing in that vicinity ob- ject to the step taken by the city council 10 eliminate the day traffic officer.
 Just what action will be taken by the voters at the meeting tomorrow evening is problematical, but it is believed that a definite recommen- daton will be submitted to the council when it holds it's next meet ing.
 Stockholders Meeting
 A special meeting of the stock holders of the American Trust com- pany of Bristol will be held at II m, July Is for the following pur- pose, as announced by Charles T. Treadway. chairman of the board Of directors:
 Voting on the recommendation of the directors that the stockhold- CTS approve a certain agreement for the consolidation of the Bristol American Bank and Trust company of Bristol. Conn.,. and the American n Trust company which is entitled: Agreement of consolidation of the Bristol American Bank and Trust company and the American Trust company. of Bristol, Connecticut i and is one file in the American Trust company such agreement having been approved by the direc- tors of both such banks and recom- mended respectively to the stock 1 holders of both such banks Municipal Concert The annual concert and entertain ment of the Maple End Athletic club will be held at Burlington ave nue and Pennington avenue on July 3. when an elaborate program will be presented. Expectations are that more than 5000 Bristol residents will attend. The concert will be the first of series which will be held in the city throughout the summer All the concerts were originally sched- uled for the Federal Hill green starting this month. but the affairs were delayed when equipment which was to provide facilities for those attending the concerts did not ar. rive. The equipment, which consists partially of 300 large benches. was delivered in Bristol yesterday. and the concerts will now be held week ly after July 5.
 New Playground Equipment
 New playgrond equipment in the form of 12 swings of the hammock type for small children. were also delivered to the park departmen; yesterday. and their installation was begun at the Rockwell park play ground today. The new equipmen: will add considera bly to the amusa- ment facilities at the playground which is already one of the most completely equipped in this section
 St. Joseph's Church
 There will be devotions at 7:s0 o'clock. tomorrow evening at St Joseph's church in honor of the Sa- cred Heart.
 At o'clock tomorrow morning a months mind high mass of requien, will be celebrated in memory of Mrs. Rose Calvin.
 Attending Convention
 Mir and Mrs George w Hull Carl N. Mason. Hilary s. Drisco'l William Smithwick and Wyiam E Tracy are in Boston today attending the national convention Of the req, estate boards. The convention will close on Saturday
 Judgment Suspended
 Judgment was suspended by Judge William J. Malone in the city cour' this morning in the case of Ray. mond Hartford of Southington charged with reckless driving an evading responsibility after he wa. alleged 10 have disappeared with hi, car after it had sideswiped anothoi owned by Chester Tirella which hat been parked on Meadow street Sa. urday picb} man ap tbo e+