New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Bristol News

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 FOR 6O.DAY TERM Burglary Epidemic Leads Judge
 to Be Harsh With L0iterer 300 TAX LISTS ARE FILED Assessors Have Long, Weary Day
 Driver Thrown From Car-Sun-
 day Bowling Causing Controversy
 -C. of C. to Elect By Mail.
 John Colapictro of this city was sentenced to co days in jail for vagrancy by Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morn ing Colapietro, according to the police who testified, has been loiter- ing about the city for a long time and does not work. Because of the numerous breaks reported about the city for the past month the local po- lice do not care to take chances with fellows who hang" around the streets until the early hours of morning
 Colapictro was arrested in Meri- den on suspicion not long ago and received q jail sentence in that city.
 Had Improper Registration
 Hewith N Dcming was arrested by Officer Edgar Norton for driving q car with improper registration yesterday afternoon. Deming is al legged to have driven q car to New Hampshire, and after swapping" it for another, to have returned with the same markers, covered by paste i board markers, which are allowed in some states until the registrations are used.
 D"ming was fined $10 and costs Fined For Breach of Peace
 William l.. Stewart of Burlington i avenue, charged with breach of the ! peace, was fined s10 and costs. 1 }rousseau of Waterbury and Ches- ter Tirclla of Bristol, all charged with reckless driving. were found n nh To 1 Farlane, Brouss"au, and Tirclla were implicated in q bad smash-up at the Park street and Divinity street inter- 1 section about three weeks ago. The | evidence against the drivers was not sufficient to cause any charge to be i made.
 Tax Lists Filed
 Over 500 tax lists have been filed at the session of assessors at the council chamber since yesterday morning. The figure is the largest since the starting day, october ]. Property owners have been com ing in at a steady rate and it is cX- poctad, that a large percentage of 1 them will have their lists filed be- for the finish of the week. Lucky Escape
 l Cars driven by Joseph Fresia of ! Dorothy road and Edward J. Ives of South Wthcrsficld were in collision on the Memorial boulevard at about noon yesterday. Fresia was throwr l from his car by the impact of tho 1 smash but escaped with minor ] bruises and abrasions. Ives was noti- fled 10 appear at this mornings ses- | sion Of court There were no charges made against either driver.
 Bowling Petition 4 petition made for Sunday bowl i ing hy several of the local propric- i tors has aroused considerable inter est. The new petition is in the hands of the miscellaneous matters com mttee for investigation.
 The petition has caused several arguments. Sunday sports hav' been | favored by the members Of the council and it is generally thought | that the bill will be passed. Many of i the local residents oppose the meas i ure but still others seem to favor it ASl Fire Prevention Aid Residents of the city are request l ed 10 assist the local rre dcpartment 1 in stamping out the many forest fires which usually occur at about this time of the year.
 There was much damage caused last fall from forest fires and reo. pie living in or travelling through tn, i wooded sections are asked to co operate and be careful not to se fires through carelessness.
 Marriage Applications Applications for marriage license have been made at the office of tn, city clerk by the following: FranCi Irvine Earl Gray Of 220 North Mail street and Irene May Grace of 16, Church street; Gustav Jabs of tn Y. NJ. C. A. of Waterbury, formerl, of this city, and Alma LaPierre o 3S Judd street, this city.
 Board Meetings
 Tomorrow evening at o'clock meeting of the playground commis sion will take place at the city hal and on Thursday evening at o'clock the regular meeting of tn ] planning commission will be held a the same places.
 A meeting of the board of fir commissioners will be held at th city hall on Friday night.
 Directors to Be Elected
 An election of the board of di rectors will be held by the Cham hcr Of Commerce on October 3 through the mails. Votes will b