New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

were for new work 10 cost 336,SbU, while four were for alterations tc cost $3,725. Fees collected amount cd to s43, There were 26 electrical, II plumbing, and five occupational permits issued in the month.
 Moose Memorial Service
 A memorial service in honor of the deceased members of the Bristol l branch Of the Loyal Order Of Moose will be held Sunday afternoon at the clubs headquarters on North Main street starting at 2 o'clock. The names Of those who died since the organization of the local order will be read by the chaplain and tribute wall be paid by members.
 Mothers Day Initiation
 4 large class of candidates will be initiated as part Of a Mothers Day program al the headquarters of the Bell City aeria, fraternal Order Of Eagles. Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The country wide observ- ance of this day Is said to have or lglnatcd in the Eagle society.
 Bureau Incorporates
 4 certificate Of incorporation of the Bristol Credit Rating bureau, or sanized 10 maintain generally & credit reporting and collection bust ness. has been filed at the office Of the city clerk. The capital stock Of the new firm is listed at s1o,0oo.- divided into 400 shares Of stock at Sg5 a copy The firm will com- mencc business with s1.N00 paid in by the incorporators. who are Helen (. Nelson of this city, George W. and Milncent P. Hull Of Burlington. Medals Awarded For Work At a meeting Of the Women's Christian Temperance union held at the Methodist church last evening q number of recitations or the three ] prominent principles Of the organi- ration were given under the direction f Of Mrs. Elya B. Castledine. The three topics were temperance, peace and reform,
 ] The union awarded silver medals to Miss Ida Clarke of this city. Mrs. Henry Curtiss. Mrs. Hattie Steward and Mrs, Florence Benham Of East 1 Hartford, and later in the evening one Of the four was presented gold medal in recognition of her work There was considerable de- l liberation or the part Of the judges. { N no were Rev. Hubert D. Jones, F. 1 W, Beckley and Fred F. Mitchell, be fore the winners were chosen.
 Others 10 be awarded silver token 1 for their recitations included Miss Dorothy Pond Of PIainville. Mrs sarah Hui of Bristol. Mrs Harriet Lovejoy ot Bristol, and Mrs. Mahle Hadlcy Of East Hartford
 A large gathering of interested persons looked or as the ladies re- cited and the winners were selected. The recitations, 1t is said. were rot original but were composed 0, i7- formation furnished by the W. c. T. . l.. for the contest.
 New Hayenites to Visit
 Relief lodge. I. O. o. F.. of New Haven will visit the local unit Of the order tonight at o'clock to confer the first degree in full form upon a number of candidates. The New Haven lodge will be accom- panied on their trip here by a dele eation from the society Of that city.
 To Enlarge House
 The superintendent Of public works has granted building permit to ! (. Taillon Of B View street to enlarge & one-famiIv house to one Of two-family capacity for Mrs. Joseph I Woisard of 57 Divinity street at an estimated cost Of s4eo0,
 Other permits have been issued as follows: To W. E. Fogg of Sonth street 10 repcir a house for Arthur s, Barnes of 157 High street at West street and Terryville avenue at an estimated cost Of $500; to Fred Schubert of TerryNille avenue to erect two verandas for Joseph Lowicki Of 21S Greene street at that address al an estimated cost of $500.
 No Fires Yesterday
 Despite the warmness Of the weather yesterday the fire depart ment was not called even once for E'i uSll t' B. dfH III E@- AlN III iltVit were prepared for forest confa eratons but remained at their sta- lions throughout the day without re- cciying 2 call.
 Maple Ends to Play
 The Maple End baseball team will 0rpose the All-PlGinNille nine st Muzzy field Sunday afternoon at 2 hn nrtf, npS. CTS lineup will be Bob Miller Walt Borg Dec Narcotic. Ray Mar cotte. the Alexander brothers, Bill Lncoln@ Julte Urban, Frank Slenskl and Pete Kaminski.
 Rocco NiCino
 Rocco NIclno. aged 6S, died st his home. 37 Gaylord street, last night The cause of death was given as heart trouble.
 MT. Nicino was horn in Corleto, Popenza. Italy or April 14. 1882 'he son os Gidio and Madeline JTocel Nlcino. He had lived in Bristol for the past &4 years and up 10 12 years ago was employed by the city,
 Surviving hlm are one daughter Mrs, Madeline TIrella of Bristol: tH 0 grandchildren, Rocco Eicino of New York, and Chester Tirella of New Haven: and one great-grandson. John Nicino of New York; also q half brother. John Nicino Of Newark, \. ],
 Funeral servlccs will be held on Monday morning al { o'clock from St. Anthonys church. Burial will be in St, Joseph's new cemetery.