New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Bristol News
PLAN CORNERSTONE
 LAYING ON SUNDAY
NotableS to Attend Services at
 New St, AnthOny's Church
SECURE OPTION ON SITE

Committee Acts On Bachman-Hef-
 fernan Prcccrtv-Boy scouts De-
 feat Business Men-D0ctor Opens
 Onice-City Gets "Hiker'' Picture
 The cornerstone of the new St. Anthonys church, now under con- struction on School street, will be laid with appropriate ceremonies Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. il was announced this morning by Rev John F. Kenny. curate of the par ish. Auxiliary Bishop Maurice Me Auliffe, D. D., of Hartford. will be in charge of the laying Of the stone at the west side Of the structure The principal speaker for the oc- casion will be Rev. Father Robot ii Of the Dominican Order, New York city. who will deliver an ad- dress in Italian. This will be fol- lowed by a second address iAEng- fish by Father Kenny,
 A musical program will be ren- dered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band, under the direction ot Thomas J. Fisher, during the course fire. The church trustees are Nicola cornerstone will be imbedded coins and clippings from the Herald and other newspapers.
 The institution was organized ter years ago by Rev Louis P. Becarris present pastor, who started witt only 200 families and now has more than $50. Only recently a drive committee was formed under the chairmanship of Attorney Anthony J. Rich, prosecutor in the local DO. lice court. and nearly Sl5,ooO hay been obtained since that time to- ward the purchase Of the new edi. fee The church trustees are Nicola Sasso and James Cari,
 Cosmo NaCca, local Italian con. tractor, is in charge of construct. ing the church, the plans for which were drawn by Architect Daniel A Guerriero of Hartford. Nacca vii be at the mechanism Sunday wheT the cornerstone is eased into posi- ton.
 Business Men Whipped Badly
 An aggregation of Boy Scout whipped a delegation of local bus ness men at Camp Cochipianeo West Goshen on Lac Du Chien yes terday afternoon in both baseball and volley ball Judge Joseph NJ ! Donovan, captain of the bushes ley ball outfit defeated a group o Forestville Boy Scouts but were un able to plaster a loss on the Bristo boys. The business mems nine com prised the following players: Judg Donovan and Harry Olmsteat pitchers; Ralph Strong. principal C the South Side school catcher; Har ry Rex, shortstop: Robert Harri. first baseman; Philip Rouleau. sec ond baseman; Louis Corzelmar 1 third haseman; Everest Morin, Ro ! hert Sitney and Daniel Davis, out ! fielders.
 A roast lamb dinner was serve, i 10 the scouts and visitors after tn athletic contests. The visiting dele 1 gation. members Of the Lions club afterward present Eagle Scout Law renee Brooks with a medal in ap 1 preciation and recognition of hi | four years service as d bugler. Tn 1 scouts cheered their comrade lustil. as the presentation was made.
 New Option Is Obtained
 A new option on the widelydis cusscd -Heffernan proper ty, located near the John J. Jen nings grammar school on Burlington avenue, has been obtained by tn board of education's especially ere ated committee, it has been an | nounCed. and it has until after tn | next meeting of the city council. L i be held on August ,, in which t. ! execute it. The new option calls fo a payment of S14.Q00 over spal | of two years and is without interest i Members of the committee, head | cd bv Judge Newell Jennings, hay l been waiting for a call 10 meet Jolnt ly with the city council commute consisting of Thomas A, Tracy, Wh is bitterly opposed 10 the purchas . of territory as 2 sit for new hlgI school building at this time; Loul G. Parsons. and William A. Hayes As soon as the conference of off cials from both sides is called, 1t l expected that the matter will b thrashed out thoroughly and som definite decision reached,
 Besides the land recommends by the board of education, th councils committee also has tv other offers to consider. The frs made by George W. Hull Of th firm of Hull X Hull, lnc- concern d tract of land on Burlington ave nue known as tho FernWood trac and is for sale for S2o.0Go. Tn second. made by George Quinion ( the Qunion Coal and Trucking ca concerns a 7O-acre piece Of terr tory on Perkins street and is ft