New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

table and hit the elder Ebert and threW him nearly 20 feet. Howard mad been guiding the wood through the saw while MT. Ebert was collect Ing it from the opposite side and piling it up.
 MT. Ebert had been a resident of Bristol for 20 years. He came from 0outhIngton to this city and for 4 long time conducted an antique shop on Lake avenue.
 He is survived by his wife and his son Howard. The funeral services Will take place at his late home Sat ufNay at ? ?. m., and burial will be Tn the Lake avenue cemetery.
 Tries to EIude Police
 Ryman kronstadt of Rivington street, New York, was arrested by Constable Goldbeck of Terrvyille after he had attempted to leave the city before settling an accident which he Is alleged 10 have had with J. Magnuson of 42 Broad place, forestville, on Main street early yes terday afternoon. Officer William Thompson of the local force follow cd him 10 Terryville and brought him back to Bristol.
 kronstadt will be arraigned into police court tomorrow morning on charge Of breach of the peace. His bond has been fixed at s25.
 Fl Hours to Leave Town
 Edward NJ. Hurley charged with in police court this morning, was given 4 hours 10 leave the city by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. The judge had originally fined him s5 and costs. Hurley was unable to produce the s5, so, on his oWn personal request. he was told 10 leave within the next day.
 Prosecutor Anthony Rich pre- sented the case.
 Council Meeting
 The regular meeting of the city council will be held at the council chamber on Tuesday evening.
 Would Build Onto Library
 A petition has been filed with the board of library commissioners for an additional story on the present library building on High street. The space now being used is not large enough and the plan is to increase the height Of the structure by one story. New records were made during September, greater number of books being borrowed than ever before. Gains in volumes issued were recorded at the main library and at each branch. On October 1. there were 56,391 volumes in the li- brary.
 Swimming Team Organized
 A swimming team has been organ ized at the Bristol high school. Many new members have registered and expectations are that the school will be represented by one of the best teams in years.
 Practices are being held regularly and the boys are fast rounding into shape for the sharp competition that has been scheduled for meets.
 Election Expense Accounts
 The following election expense ac- counts filed at the office of the city clerk; Primaries, Homer Ii. Judd, candidate for the city council, spent nothing; William A Hayes, candi- date for the city council, spent noth- ing; Charles k. Anderson, candidate TOT the city council, spent nothing. Frank r. Gladowski, candidate for the city council, spent nothing.
 Final selections: Frank T.. Gla- uo"skl, candidate for the city coun . ell, spent nothing; Richard T. Lam bert candidate for the city council, spent SS for printing; Thomas A. Tracy, candidate for the city council spent nothing.
 Columbus Day Celebration
 The Sons of Italy. Lodge No. 5G7. VIII stage a gala Columbus Day cele- pratlon at Muzzy Field tomorrow starting at 7:30 D. m.
 in the afternoon parade will form and march through the prjn- clpal streets of the city
 musical concert bv the Veterans of Foreign Wars band will feature the evenings entertainment. A tug of-War championship will be given between teams competing from diff ferent cities and towns of the state Luigi Sciorato will perform a strong man act, Mir. SCiorato, a star at the Eastern States Exposition. will hold two automobiles with both motors running at top speed.
 A gigantic display of fireworks will bring the program to a close shortly after 10 o'clock.
 Meetings
 The first meeting of Katherine Gaylord chapter, D. A. R., was held at the home of Mrs. Edward Ingra. nam of PC Grove street this after noon at o'clock. Judge Epaphro- dltus Peck delivered a brief talk m some Rambling Remarks About Connecticut History" which was iuIly enjoyed. Miss Barbara Beach rendered several solos on the piano, ana q social time followed
 stephen Terry lodge, I. 0. O. r Will hold meeting ot s o'clock to- night at it's rooms on Main street.
 Maple Ends at Muzzy Field
 The local Maple End football team is scheduled to play the Wind sor Locks eleven at Muzzy Fie!l Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. There is much interest being mani tested in the Maple Ends this ses- sion because of the wonderful showing that they have been mak- ing. R. Lowell Huston, manager Of the local gridders, has received q definite lineup from the Windsor Locks manager and says that IOlLnnS thA Nn..hnr