New Britain herald., 1930-10-06

in Homestead park"
 From Oreline Felchner Trimmer
 man to Hattie Zimmerman, land on
 Vincent road.
 From Clifford H. Case to Vernon
 t. Grant. land on Case street.
 Building Permits
 The following building permits
 have been granted by the superin-
 tendent of public works: 1 To Carlo Mercieri of 152 South
 street extension to erect one fam
 fly house for Domenick Mangardi
 of IA Tulip street on Barnes street
 at an estimated cost of s5,000. To John Volvovski of 50 'Upson
 street to alter the old Uncas Hose
 company building at 462 North Main
 street for the Polish American Citi- zens' club at an estimated cost 2f
 S1,50O.
 To Joseph Mercieri of 152 South street extension to build a one car garage for Rose Mercieri at that ad- 1 dress at an estimated cost of $15O. To Gustave Paul of 33 Lincoln avenue to erect an addition to a shed for himself at that address at | an estimated cost of $40. To John P. Carlson of 34 Third street to erect a sun porch for J. w. Anderson of 16S West Washing ton street at the latter address at an estimated cost of s175. Placed On Probation Rosaire and Euclid Crochetiere, 22 and eS years of age respectively, brothers, of 197 Jacob stgeet, were arraigned in police court this morn l ing on charges of breach of the peace and assault and were placed l in charge of Probation Officer | Thomas A. Tracy for three months | and fined the costs of court. The brothers, arrested last evening by Officer James Burns on complaint of Benjamin Trudon, who claimed that they molested him at the rail- road depot on Prospect street. were held under bonds of $50 each for appearance in court today. They de- 1 nied Trudon's accusations and testi- 1 fled that no blows had been struck Bremen Have Annual Meeting At the annual meeting of tht | f1remen of Welch Hose company | Forestville, held at it's headaua rters Saturday, Joseph Murray was elect | ed foreman for the ensuing year. George Delarm was selected first assistant, William Roberts second | assistant, James Critchely secretary, and Frank Kirchgesner treasurer. The meeting will be held on | Thursday evening, November G.. when the newly elected officers will serve luncheon.
 Tree Blaze Quenched
 Welch Hose company of Forest vile at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after noon quelled a blaze which started in tree on East Main street with chemicals before any damage had been done. The branches of the tree brushing against a power line was said to have been the cause of the fire
 Tomorrow Last Day The names of potential voters of this city must be filed with City Clerk Thomas B. Steele not later than o'clock tomorrow afternoon to be eligible. There are about 75 names already on file and many more are expected to be received before closing time. It is believed that 15O new voters will be made in Bristol this year.
 Cn1nNt o1n nrly will meet at the office of the later on Saturday. October II, and Sat urday, October IS, and at firemen's s
 hall, Forestville, on Wednesday.
 October 15, for the purpose of pass l ing electors. If 1t appears that the
 rights of any persons on the cleo tors list will mature after Saturday,
 October IS, and on or before the
 day of the electors meeting, No vember 4, the making body will be in session at the office of the town clerk on Monday, Novcm-
 Der 3, from a. m. until 5 p. m.,
 for admission of such persons as | electors.
 Selectmen of this city are J. Fay | Douglass. Frank W. Large and | James L. Murray.
 200 Leave For Convention About 200 members of Seicheprey pest. No. 2, American Legion, ano it's auxiliary left Bristol this morn | ing by special train for Boston to | take part in or witness the Legion's
 national convention parade. The banner of the local post. transport ca to Boston yesterday. will be car ried at the head of the Seicheprey 1 delegation in the lengthy procession | tomorro
 The local contingent of Legion naires was led by Commander Roy , den Barton. It is said that the par