New Britain herald., 1929-10-16

thur De Pasquale, local boXlng pro- moter, for the use of the old town hall as training quarters for his boxers. 1T permission is given, use of the hall and equipment will be free to local athletes. The matter was referred to the miscellaneous matters committee.
 The claim of Miss Helen Mattson, who alleged that her car had been damaged in a collision with a large sewer pipe that had been left on King street was referred to the claims committee for investigation. Miss Mattson's car was damaged to the extent of s49.
 A petition for three new lights on Circle street was approved. One new light will be installed OH Barnes street.
 A petition for street lights on Boardman road and Pennington ave nue was referred to the lighting committee.
 Vote to Commend Chief
 Mayor w Raymond Crumb and the members of the city council unanimously voted to commend Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden for the fine work done at the time little June Madigan was lost in the Will derness of Fall mountain.
 3OO.0O0 Appropriation The council voted an approprla- ton of $300,OO0 for new notes 10 cover the general city expense until 1930. at which time taxes will be collected.
 Police Court Joseph Rokosa. charged with reckless driving. was fined $lO and costs by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan ] in police court this morning. Rokosa collided with a trolley cal at the Riverside avenue and Mair street intersection last night and according to Officer Mccarthy, wht made the arrest, made no attemp 10 halt his car. The trolley wa' damaged 10 the extent of about $2
 Nicholas Brierc, charged witl breach of the peace and assault was fined $25 and costs.
 Bricre administered a severe beat ing to a cripple. Charles Canfield at the Hotel Perl annex Monda! afternoon because of an argumcn over liquor. Brere's home wa searched by the police, but nothing but empty bottles could be found.
 Car Turns O.cr
 A report was received from on of the Bristol Tramway Co. con ductors last night that a car Wa overturned in a meadow or Shovel Shop hill. The local police rushe' 10 the scene and investigated an : found that man, wife, and chil had been the occupants of the ca , at the time of the accident, but were fortunately, uninjured. The driver 8 resident of Thomaston, turne into the wrong road and, discover ing his mistake. attempted to tur the car in the other direction, bu overturned it. The accident occur red at 10:50 p. m. There was II damage.
 Inspect Watersheds
 A party of local officials consist ing of Mayor W. Raymond Crumi Councilman Frank button, Counci ,, Thomas A. Tracy, C. M. Wooding, " men, Elect Lewis G. Parsons an
 F. Tracy, and Alexander Harpe Superintendent Earle Louric, ar |, the city engineer, made the annu = inspection of reservoirs for Il |, supply of Bristol yesterday afte :, noon.
 }, Some of the reservoirs were r. = ported to be Rt their lowest leve
 since 1925 because Of the long sun l mer drought. There is no danger
 shortage. the present supply betr
 enough to carry through until ne: season.
 . The officials also inspected tf < nurseries, where thousands of you, , pines are being treated.
 Improvements Nearly Complete
 Nearly all of the park improv ments have been completed. TT : Memorial park lagoon will be tloo'
 cd this week.
 l. Final reports on the work for tn
 season are anticipated by the pal $ board. waich will meet at the ci !; hall tonight at 8 o'clock. A co1 - siderable amount of work has be, d ione ry the commissioners since n n HNmmer on the Bristol parks. IT If rev park at the flrther end of t
 boulevard will, especially, furnish C l. version for the children during |
 o n iip 10 skating rink for both young and o 9, turing the winter months, which a l. not so far away.
 ,e Halloween Affair
 A novelty Hallowe en and ba ,e dance is to be presented at Ame le can Legion hall on October @5 und " the auspices of the American LegiC
 John Mayer is the chairman r. he committee selected to make f t affair a success. The proceeds W ,n lc used in the welfare work of , st organization.
 10 Mrs. Jeanette Mosely of Ra
 street brought suit for services re f. dcred as a practical nurse agalI or Isaiah Hartlett for the sum of $ an Mrs. Mosely claims 10 have cal n. for the Hartlett family during h, year of 1927 and a baby in 1928 Il, Hartlctt, through his attorn r. Judge William J. Malone, den r. hiring Mrs Mosely but claimed
 services were volunteered, and
 denied that she rendered as mt cd service as she claimed. % Justice Mather decided that M or Mosely did not have sufficient pr 2t- of her work 10 be entitled to a
 thing