New Britain herald., 1929-01-18

station shortly bsfore ' o'c3ock last evening for no good reason a& an cd Onicer Aldis Brault. noticing his eoa- dition- proceeded to place hin ia one of the celia GallaShsr objected without avail.
 When searched by the o6icer, two pint bottles of ''smoke" wers found, neither of which were labeled as eon- taining denatured alcohol. Fined f0e Dsunkeana0 William OBrien. charged with h. ! toxication, was fined $ and costs by Judge Joseph M. Donovan after . plea of guilty had bsen entered.
 O'Brien was arrested last night by Officers James Burns and Victor Chabot. who found him laid out near the Pennington avenue railroad crossing.
 Hadseu Camp to Meet
 A meeting of G. A. Hadseil Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, will be held at 8 o'clock Monday eve- ming, January 2l. in the Arcanum building.
 SerSiceS AC St. JOGGphS
 There will be services at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening at St. Jo. seph's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Ice Storm flinders Tra9ic
 Automobile traffic was delayed and the progress Of pedestrians was him. dered to some extent by the ice storm of Thursday, which started early in the morning and continued until late in the evening. In spite of the heavy coating of ice on the city streets and state highways, not one automobile accident was record. ed at police headquarters.
 Until the merchants sanded sids- walks, it was necessary for pedes- trlans to use the streets because of the sheets of ice which covered the walks.
 Trolley service on the Bristol Trac. ton company was maintained on schedule during the day. . snow blow being used to clear the rails and cut the ice from the overhead feed wires.
 Hills Posted
 Sliding activities on Tulip, Diyin. ity. Chestnut, Wolcott, Georrs. union. Hull and Cypress streets were halted during the day when notices were posted by the police depart. ment.
 A number of other streets. however where sliding was equally as good. were soon found by youngsters who were joined during the evening by 
 For the safety of the children. IF. Engagements are now being made to aiiot certain streets for sliding. These VIII De properly supervised by Boy scouts as was done last year.
 Setback Tournament
 The city firemen last evening captured the third straight sittinr m their setback tournament with the New Departure Manufacturins company fire fighters by a marrin Of GA points. The Endee firemen nave yet to win one sitting. An. other victory for the city depart. lnent will end the tournament,
 I. o. o. F. Meeting
 A meeting of Stephen Terry Lodge, I. Q. Q. F.. will be held at > o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 Mrs. Mary J. Fitzsimmons
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. FYtz. simmons of so Laurel street was held at 9 o'clock this morning at her late home and at 9:3o at St. Joseph's church. Rev. William F. l-aflin celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in St, Thomas cemetery.
 P. Q. s. of A. Meeting
 Camp No. IS, P. o. g. of A.. will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 To Play in Middletoxn
 The Bristol high school basket 'all team will go to MiddIetown saturday evening for a league game 'lth the high school quintet of that 'lty. This game was originally for this evening but due 0 the inability of the Middletovn cam to secure a playing surface. he postponement was necesary. Saturdays meeting will be the econd this season between the two cams. Bristol won the first same asily on the local court.
 Michael Missett
 Michael Missett, aged Bs years. jed at the Norwich hospital Thurs. ay after long illness. He was q atlve of Bristol and for many ears was employed by J. H. Ses- ions & Sons.
 Surviving him are three broth. IFS. John and Thomas of Hartford nd Luke Missett of New Haven.
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