New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
BRISTOL NEWS
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that the situation was not as acrltc aS was at first thought but added that something Should be done 10 relieve
 Printing Eds Bids will ho opened for tn" printing of 500 city reports for th" year, it Nas announced. Department reports were read and approved and other minor matters were settled. Mayor W. Raymond Crumb ap- pointed George J. LaCourse 10 tn" | clIic" of q park commissioner to fiji ! the unrNpir"d lclm of the late sam GcI !. Large
 Councilman Willard r.. llOuGh re- marked during a discussion Of the accident at the boulevard and Main i street between a fire truck and q c;u ! driven by II. \. Dart of Hartford . that he thought that there should h" t siren at the intersection where the 1 collision occurred.
 { Celebration anI social l Tic annual Christmas celebration and social of the Bristol evening , school pupils will b" held on Friday ! evening at o'clock. The prO%rHnD 10 be presented this year will he ! featured hy folk sons of various nH i tons such as France. Poland and 1 Italy.
 | Rudolph kohler of the iutcrln~di- ] ate class will relate his experiences 1 on the Washington pilgrimage last i November with the aid of stcrcoptI- ] con slides as illustrations. II is rN 1 pccted that Mary Potter, field a4"n. of the state department of adult ed . 1 ucatiou. will h" tn" principal SpralrI l of the evening. Christmas carols viii ! be sung by the classes and individrll , musical and vocal numbers will ir rendered.
 There will he refreshments and an hour or two of danciny with music being furnished by Blanks orchestra.
 Tickets For Party lt was announced yesterday that 'h" E'ES Christmas tree party would I be held at the lIllls home on Sutur. 1 day afternoon ut , o'clock. Tickets ar" being distributed by Supprin. iend"nt of Schools Karl A. Ecichr. T m"labcrs of the committee in char%. Of the affair, through the focal pub. lie and parochial schools. Boy Injured in Fall
 Walter SIrtWclI. 10. son of Nir and Mrs. Carl N Sartwru of l09 He"ca street. was knocked down 1 upon the ice on Burlington avenue nc2r the John Jennings school yus. terdaE shortly afternoon by q school mate and received q possible con cus%}on Of the brain. It was said bl hospital authorities this morning that tn" b2y was conscious and rest ing comfortably. N-rays win ,c talk en to detcrmin" the extent of his II, jurics.
 Th" hoy was walking home when q rhum with whom he had been playing pushed him. Because Of the SIlpp"ry walk h" t"iI down and struck ih" back of his head. He went home and returned 10 schoo, before he complained about feeling dizzy. In Il short time tho youngst CT l taWt"d. His mother was Sumuonrd and h" was conveyed to the hospital. His condition i> not serious. i; was learned. but N-r;y pictures m"> show q SIlG@t ronrUSSiOn.
 .rcHcn Called Out
 SuuHd \ was called ;t G:15 o'clock last "'rninG 10 rNtinGuSh q fire caused hy th" blcwin. out 0: a waterfront in a y;ovr in house owned by Anthony C0Idcroni and bonlincl TcSta on Chestnut street. No dam"~a was reported
 X corti'icat" of incorporation has been filed at the Ollie" of the city clerk by Harry li Cooper and W;l- Ham \. Collins Of Mrrldrn ;.ul William II. HorWitz Of this city. and q capital stock of $5o. .000. divided into 800 shares ut $lno a share. hH,, been named With tn" sum of Sl. 900 paid in. The thrv" men will operate d clothing business iu this city un . der the firm n&mC of HorWit2 and Collins, Inc.
 Battery Taken
 David l.ibbcy of the Bristol Bed ding company, located on School street, reported at police head quarters yesterday that storage battery was stolen from his garage at 15 Meadow street on Monday night. The place w&s unlocked and the burglar did not damage any , thing making his entrance. The bat tcrN Was taken out Of a tuck.
 SrhD0IS to Close
 The public and parochal Schoo- ot the city W,ll close on Friday ,,' noon for inc Christmas holidays anl will resume work on Monday. b. c"mbrr %. Sew Years bay will n, observed by tn" various schools O; , inc city with q holiday on January 1.
 "Torch Bearers Tonight 'Thc Torch Bearers" will be pre-. school at tho school auditorium to. night at x o'clock. The play is q comedy in three acts and it's cast is composed of entirely high school students Frank Patterson. commit tee chairman and senior class president, said today that a larG, number of tickets had been sold fo. , the production and that q record , crowd was expected to attend. Torrin-ton High Here Th" Torrington high school has