New Britain herald., 1929-03-25

N''t'FN oI t'ttt " LiSIiI. qua buth,
 Sieve kHjaba and Frank Lostoski Of
 New Britain. and Henry Russell of 1 ForestNlllr, all passengers in Nor
 chin $ Car. The youths We're arrested Sunday afternoon hy Officer William 1 Thompson for creating a disturbance 1 while passing through the center ot | the city
 The ease Of Frank Bossi of | Jacobs street also charged with i breach of the peace. Was nol.ed by 1 Prosecutor Stack. Bossi became ln- 1 'oiNed ln an alterCaiIon with harry poEEy of North Main street Satur- day night and was arrested. Aged Empiu,c pcn>ioncd i Alfred J, EaWson Of "A Frank | lin Place. for the past g years an 1 employe in the factory Of the F. i lngraham Co, was retired Saturday i on pension, Before leaving he
 plant Saturday he was presented
 with a purse of gold by fellow en- ploy"s
 | MT. EaWson is native of New ] ildNtt anu TOT d iulIbtf or years
 Was employed at the New Haven | Clock company. He arrived in Bris- fol from that city just %2 years ago today and immr diateIy entered the employ Of the lngraham company. . For II years he worked on bench ! plnionne and later on automatic ! plnion machines. Nr. EaN>uu. in
 spite O his II years, Is still very ar.he and plans 10 spend his leisure
 hours III driving h.S car,
 Iii discussing hlS residence in
 Bristol this morning. h. remarked { that his only regret Vas that he had not come 10 this city sooner. ippoiated Golf Pro 1 Peter Manning will succeed Tom 1 Dawson as golf professional a' the Ehippanee Country club. according ! to an announC ement made uy ot- licials of the local organization. Daw- son resigned at the close Of Last season.
 Mannng's home is in Watc,toWn. Mass. Last season he spent with ms l ,' o'f VI ildt i'S .'l dIllliIs' d' tue Shannopin Golf club in Pittsburgh Birth of son A 12pound son. Paul finbarr, ~as born sunday morning to Pc liceman and Mrs Con Connolly of Willouehby street.
 { special >,ItooI Meetings \ special meeting Of the Note.- of the First School District will h, ncld ] on Tuesday evening, March .a 70 i take action on the proposed con- struction Of an ri2ht-story addition 10 the John J. Jennings school on , Burlington avenue to cost no, ln excess Of Sllp.Uu0. The tax rate Tor the district will also be fixed I, that time.
 A sp' cial meeting Of the vot.r rs of the Fifth School I,istrict has also been called by Chairman l. Edward ! Pierce for Thursday evening. March
 9S. The tax will bc laid al that time.
 Hcadinc Clubs
 Members of the Alpha and Erlta
 iN' tiIif itilN " III lf'' cut ilil'.l | bt 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. March 2G, at the homo ot Mrs r. NJ. Harnh-
 lin. j oakland street. Mrs r. R. Tjbblts will assist tn" hostess an1 l Mrs F. X. '.ck and Mrs. E1w2rd lnsrah8m WjlI rad.
 Car >ite>wircl
 An automobil" driven by Mis-, Mil
 drel Rowe of - Prospect street. as- S1siant director Of physical education
 in the Bristol pubic schools. vas
 eldesuiped shortly after midnight | Saturday on Broad street For st ! Ntll", The driver of the other C5r ! failed to stop 10 ascertain the ext 0t of the damage done. The rear lift ! door and rear left uudguard Of Hiss i RoWe's car wore consldera bly, dalo- aged
 Bo, Bitten Ey Dog William Cook. 15, of to5 r,le { street was bitter about tho fa~o early Saturday afternoon while de- ! liHerinS papers in the East Bristol 1 section Of the city He was taken 1 10 inc office Of Dr. E. J Boyle, l where the Wounds were cautcrized and later returned 10 his home. A l report Of the incident was made 10 l pr. E. R. Robbins, city health of- i flcer, who turned the matter over 10 l Dog Warden Thomas Ryan. An ln- vestsation by the dog warden re- suited in the capturing of the dog and the anlmal was destroyed. Concert We'll Attended The concert by the English Sln-- CTS, given Sunday afternoon at the Community thrater. was well atton l. ed and marked the closing Of the local concert season.
 The singers, Flora Mann. Nellie Carson. Lillian Berger. Norman ! stone. Norman Motley and Cuthbart : Kelly will leave this week for Eng land having completed a tour of :he ] nitcd States and Canada. Cast Announced
 The cast selected for the proSonta- ton or The Euttcr and Egg Man" W hich was a pronounced success on
 Broadway. includes several who are well known to Bristol audiences and also some new ones who will be- come equally well known one Of the Community Players, is Mss | Elizabeth Douglass. who has what . may be called the romantic lead in
 the play. Sho is Inc daughter Of
 Assessor and Mrs. Jumius Z Douc-
 lass and is unit in Bristol's cduCa-
 rjonal system She Is well fitted bo;h
 physically and t,mpcramentaily for tho part cf Jan" Weston" fine
 sweetheart nr tho "Eutt"r and Egg
 Man, and from all indications sine