New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

| they continue to do so. Fire has a disintegrating effect on concrete curbing and gutters.
 Turned Over to Plainyille Lester Martin was arrested by the local police yesterday afternoon and turned over to the Plainville police for court trial on charges of non- support.
 Girl Injured Miss Frances McClelland of 523 West street was struck by an auto mobile driven by Arthur Jackson Of 249 Park street, New Haven. shortly after o'clock last night. Miss Nc Clelland was taken to the Bristol hospital, where it was found that her wrist had been fractured and her left eye and nose were cut. Dr. Robert Boyle attended her and re- ported her case as not critical.
 Jackson reported the accident to police headquarters shortly after Miss McClelland had been taken to the hospital but was not held. No Ni'hi x Ns nave bttll tIttTeu. as yet.
 Picture Salesman Arrested
 Meyer Gurske of 103 Wildwood street, Dorchester, Mass. vas arrest cd by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the local force yesterday afternoon and was held on charges of transact ing business under an assumed name.
 Gurske's case was continued at this mornings session of police court until some unnamed datc
 The case Of Andrew Tcssler was continued until the Saturday session.
 Child Struck By Auto
 Rudolph Jabs, 2, of IS Willough- by street was struck last evening at about 7;45 o'clock by a car driven by Carl Nelson of 16S Prospect street and suffered minor bruises. He was taken to the Bristol hospital and treated and was discharged.
 Nelson was proceeding north on Sumner street near Center when the little boy darted into the road. The driver reported the accident but was not held.
 Realtors Elect
 4 meeting of the real estate board WAS held al the Chippanee Country club last night and the following of ficers were elected; William J. Phe- Ian. president: A. H. Cashak. vice president: l. s. Missal, vice presi- dent; Hilary Driscoll, treasurer; and Agnes Barry. secretary.
 K. of C. Social
 The second social affair of tho fall 10 be held by the Knights of Co., lumbus will be given at the club rooms tonight.
 Attorney Francis Duly, ChancnlE Tor of the Hartford council. will de- liver a speech, and entertainment will follow. Those who are to en- t"rtain include the following: Mrs. William Dutton of Bristol Edward Buckley of St. Justius's choir of Hartford, and Joseph Erbe of South ington. The accompa hist will be Miss Eileen GuCkin.
 To Sing Over Radio
 On sunday night at 9:15 o'clock the radio station WTIC will hold its third annual Atwater- Kont addition for Connecticut, and Miss Hazel Mathcr of , Broadview street will sing as a representative of Bristol.
 The winners of Sunday nights state auditor will be seected by combined ballot of the radio audi ence and jury of judges composed of leaders in Connocticut's musical circles The radio listeners votes will count 60 per cent and the ballots of the judges will count 40 per cent.
 There is no Bristol representation on the judging staff, which includes members from Danbury New Ha- ven, Waterbury. Groton. New Grit- ain, Plainvillc, and Hartford.
 2S Competing For Prize
 With still two weeks to run, the prize contest being conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton for the free trip to Washington IS stlll gaining in momentum and interest. The number Of evening school pupils contesting has grown from 25 to 2s. Mrs. George Alex andra. who led a week ago, has been overhauled and passed py Henry Plante, who by bringing in live men has gained total of 60 points credit up to Monday night. Mrs, Alexandra is only four points behind him, while many others are still in the running.
 The winner will be awarded soc which will pay all expenses on the 'ourth annual pilgrimage of the evening school pupils to Washing on Mt, Vernon and Arlington over he weekend of November g. In addition the board of education has oitered to reimburse the pupil for ms tune lost in the factory on Sat friday morning.
 Tn addition 10 the prize winner .here will be several others takipy he trip f. nm Bristol. To date Rn. lolph kohler and Lydia Bosetto nave planned to attend whether or lot they win the prize.
 The standing of the various nu- DIS m the contest up to Monday 'Vening is as follows:
 flante co, Alexandra 5s. Martin iO' Nadorish 36, Tailon s. Maz- i 'onl 3l, LaPierre A. Carriveau 23 NIroVac 2l, Stokes 20. Ratti 2o 'onhSon l9' Gloubos IS, Marges r.. Jama're IT, DePaola IT, Stranieri .'' Lancette 14, Foley fl. Malen- out IT, Hamel 13. Smos IS, Rich. lrd l3, Mailhot II.