New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
BRISTOL NEWS
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as "Rag ggedy Andy" was portrayed by the children and showed its ap- preciativeness when a jump rope dance" and Japanese origination were presented. The program mod ernized as time wore on, concluding numbers being: "The Modern Dancers Win the Battle of the Ages" The Queens Jazz Dance" Aero plane Dance" and Stein Song Drill"
 The pageant was featured by the appearance of the Ollie twins of Pequabuck, Miss Rich's dancing pupils. in a clog number and the presentation of flowers to Mrs. AL bert F. Rockwell, widow of the donor of the park, by children. The dancing circle was brightly decorated with many colored streamers sus- pended over 1t in May pole form.
 Suit for S15,OOO
 Mrs. Angela Rulli of 9 Dunn street. through Mink and Beach. has instituted action to collect damages of $15,000 from Ernest Baillargeon Of 200 Prospect street and Alfred Pinard of 6 Federal street. Mrs. Rulli. it is alleged, sustained per sonal injuries when she was struck and knocked down by a car driven by Baillargeon and owned by Pinard. The injuries necessitated her con- finement at the Bristol hospital for long time.
 The accident. according to police records, occurred on Divinity street on April of this year. Mrs. Rulli's shoulder was permanently dislocat- cd, causing her much unrest, her at torneys claim. The case is return able to the superior court at Hart ford early next month.
 Gives Self Up John kolosok of 7S Brooks street, Forestville, whose home was raided by police Friday afternoon while he was on a fishing excursion. surren- dered to police Saturday night and was released under bonds of $500 for appearance in court today. Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich con tinued the case at police headquar ters this morning until tomorrow morning.
 Following the raid at his home Friday, when alleged liquor, mash and a copper coil were found upon ! the premises. a warrant for kolo- sok's arrest charging him with keep ing intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and with reputation for selling, was sworn out. Sergeant Henry 1 Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson conducted the raid. | Placed on Probation | Five boys all juveniles, were ar raigned before Prosecutor Rich in court this morning and were placed i in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy until Saturday, when they will be tried on a charge of gambling. They were arrested in a raid upon a gambling den at Birge's pond dam yesterday after noon by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski A woman resident of the district in making the complaint, told polce that the boys used profane language loudly and were creating an annoy ance. The youngsters, when appre- hended, were playing with dice.
 Fire Permits Necessary
 Fire permits must be obtained by residents wishing to burn brush. ac- cording to an announcement made by District Forest Fire Warden George Landers. The permits may be secured from any of the following men:
 David Y. Clark. Witches Rock road; Kenneth Benoit, Wolcott road :: Dwight Minor, Hill street; William H. Burns, Pennington avenue, and Forestville.
 Endecs Win
 The New Departure baseball team defeated the Pextos of Southington in Southington yesterday afternoon by a score of to l. Paul (Red) Nc Carthy tossed masterfully for the Endees and also aided the cause by polling out home run.
 Reports Theft
 Harry Judd of 21o Divinity street reported to police yesterday that q camping outfit, consisting of a large tent and four army cots, was stolen from his home on Saturday night. An investigation has been started
 Dog Attacks Cows
 Dog Warden Joseph F.. Ryan to- day busted himself searching the north side of the city for a police dog which was said by Albert Radke of Burlington avenue to have bitten nine of his COWS on Saturday morn ing. So far, the search has been un- successful. Whether or not the ca nine was mad when the cows were attacked is unknown to the warden, who reported that MT. Radkes loss will be several hundred dollars if it was.
 Warden Ryan recently asked resi- dents of the district to keep their pets leashed. Dr. Benjamin B. Rob- bins, health officer, said today that the COWS will have to be killed should they develop hydrophobia from the bites.
 Will Alternate Employes
 It was learned here today that tn, New Departure Mfg. Co. will utiliz- a plan with the resuming of oper- ations on September 12 whereby employees will alternate on their re- spective positions in order that the regular working forces will be giv. en an opportunity to labor part oi the time, at least. One-half vii work one week, then be idle the next while the other half are working This is arranged to relieve the un. employment situation.
 At the close of the present work. ing week the factory will shut dowr for fortnight.
 Plane Parachute Used
 Successfully in Tests