New Britain herald., 1929-12-03
Bristol Mews
SABBATH BOWLING
 ST|RS OPPOSITION
Lively Discussion Expected at
 Council Meeting Tonight
LOSES EYE, SEEKS S12,0OO

LaTour Claims Blow Vita Broom
 Cost His Nlght-Franklin Lodge
 Fleets J. W. Nale-Woman Visit
 in. Here Dics-City League Meets.
 II Is expected that considerable in- tcreat over the Sunday bowling prob. lem will be manifested at the meet ing Of the city council to be held at the chamber tonight at S o'clock. Much unexpected opposition toward the measure was introduced at the last meeting of the council and it is thought by local people that q still larger number Of enemies Of the proposal will appear tonight
 If d verdict cannot be reached. it is generally expected that some sort Of d suggestion will he made by the proprjc}ors 10 lessen the amount Of disturbance caused at their alleys while bowlcrs arc in action. An ex- pertinent with rubber ducks," which eliminate noise will possibly be attempted. Sunday bowling saw its debut in Hartford on November l&. and the alleys used q great number Of the so-callcd rubber ducks" with great success.
 If th" best Of order can he main taincd at the alleys the measure may go through. The council mentioned police protection for the alleys not long ugo. Polic" arc stationed at the roller skating rink, which operates on sunday, and the movie hou1cs.
 Extra Cops for Force
 l. is also expected that petition will be submitted requesting the council 10 consider tho addition Of another policeman 10 the reg ular force. Jurt what the extra poljccman's duties would be is not known, although it is thought that the promoted man would be assigned to special night service. The addition Of the new car to the department has assisted greatly. Traffic Sergeant AL die RrcauIt has been utilizing the machine consistently for making his rounds of inc city each day inspect ing the signal systems and directing necessary repair.
 Street Hearings. Too
 IL YVES said that numerous pcU- 'tions requesting street improvements would be presented at the meeting. The petitions. if approved. will re- uuirc hearings before anything def mitn could be announced. The city Of Bristol is growing. and the pro- gram carried out during 1929 has been an extensive one and great many changes can be noticed,
 Park Commission Busy
 Thc board or park commissioners has done a great amount Of work during the 1929 season The new Memorial park on the boulevard is it's major accomplishment The mem bcrs of the board said recently that they were not through with the new park grounds yet The lagoon, au- thorizcd by the board. in the new park vii. provide much sport and enjoyment for local folks this winter and also for the little children next summer.
 High school schedule Changed
 One change has been made in the Bristol High school 1929-So basket ball schedule. The contest with Wndham Of Willmantic will be played on Tuesday. December 3l. in rteud Of Friday, December v. as was originally planned, 1t was an nounccd yesterday.
 Si2,O00 Suit For Eye
 Girard Lallour of l5 Cottage street is suing Mario Marchette of this city for Sl2.000 through Judge Joseph M. Donovan, his attorney, alleging that blow struck with a room about May deprived him of inc sight Of one of his eyes and caused him great expense and loss of employment.
 A writ of attachment was served hy Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Hard in" on Marchctto yesterday, attach- ing land and buildings on Broad street
 The case is rcturnahlc on inc first tuesday ir January in the superior court in Hartford
 Walter x. Jones
 Walter <. Jones. 4. former m"r- chant of ths city. died in New H&- ven yesterday morning.
 \ir Jones, while a resident ot iirtsto', conducted a dry goods hus- iucss at High and Main streets and a,1s very well known. llo k sur Nl'cd Ay one daughter and son.
 Mary Ann Donovan
 Mary Ann Donovan, s. died at thr homo of her son. Edward bon evan on Maple avenue last night Her body was taken by Undertaken Thomas T.. O'Brlcn 10 NauGaturk. where it will he buried by Undor- takcr II. r, Mccarthy Of that city alter a funeral service.
 Mrs. Donovan had been visiting this rItS- lDI N.a- S,,nrJ,p,