New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

ian 10 see what 1t was. Upon dis covering that 1t was addressed 10 Health Officer Dr. Robbins. they in1= medIateIy conveyed it to it's rightful owner.
 The contents follow;
 ''Dr E. a4} Robbins.
 "Cuy Health Officer
 Bristol Conn "Iu behalf Of the state of Con- necucul [ send this greeting to ths people of Bristol who are further ing so admirably and so effectively the purpose for which Child Health day has been set aside,-namely, the promotion Of better acquaintance with tho problems Of child health and happiness may be assured the children Of our state.
 Through May day programs peo- pie everywhere are given an oppor- unity to pledge themselves to the promotion of child health. and the result Of the conception Of May day as 2 Child Health day six years ago l has been truly wonderful. Bristol is to be congratulated 1T resp bonding so earnestly in the spirit Of Child Health day.
 Yours very truly,
 JOHN H. TRCMBULL." Among the interested persons ! present was Mrs. Albert r. Rock we'll widow of the donor of Rock well park.
 Supper al Endee Inn ! The Mechanical club of the New 1 Departure Mig. Go. will give a sup per and entertainment at the Endee Inn social rooms on the evening of ! Tuesday, May s Those who are scheduled to entertain are the Rob inson sisters and the Santaniello i brothers, Poppy Day May o4
 Seicheprey post, No. ?, American Legion, will conduct sale of ] roppies on the streets Of Bristol on i May 4, it has been announced. The ! proceeds of the sale, as usual, will be donated toward the fund for dis abled World War veterans.
 goth Anniversary Celebration
 The goth anniversary Of the founding Of the Swedish Baptist church in this city will be celebrat- cd tonight and Sunday, The ob- servance of the church birthday will commence at 7:45 o'clock tonight when lectures will be given by Rev, Victor Oblom, pastor of the swed- ish Congregational church of this city. and Rev. J. Klingberg of New Britain. The church choir and talented musicians will participate.
 There will be a Bible school at Il o'clock Sunday morning, and . preaching in the Swedish language by the pastor, Rev. Carl Westerdahl. Brief addresses by pastors Of neigh+ boring Swedish Baptist churches will be made at f p. nI., and at ' D. m, Rev. r.. L. Gates, secretary of the Connecticut Baptist state convention will speak. The English language will be used by Rev, Gates.
 To Install Tear Gas
 The North Side Bank and Trust O., of which Clifford S. Burdge is president, has arranged with the Federal Laboratories Inc, of Pitts burgh for the installation Of tear gas equipment Work on the in- stallation has been in progress for the past two days,
 Containers are beng placed in position over the doors and each clerks window for protection against burglars The gas, which would be discharged into the lobby Of the bank should any bandit at tempt d holdup. is capable of rem dering a man helpless. it is said.
 A demonstration of the effective ness of tear gas was recently made by the officials Of the Bristol Trust Co. on Main street Police officials, newspaper men and bank heads who were sightseers at the exhibition. fled to the street within three minutes after only one of the containers had been opened automatically by means of an electrically controlled switch
 Will Attend session
 William F. Calder, president of the Bristol American Bank and Trust Co. will attend the annual meeting Of the American Bankers association at old Point Comfort Va, from May to May S.
 Police Beat Changes
 The changes in police beats for the month Of May follow; Police Headquarters, nights, Captain Thom- as r. Guckln; investlga and de tectiye work. Sergeant Daniel Me GllHeuddy; special work, Sergeant Henry Jeglnski; traffic. Sergeant AIdie Brault. south side beat, Officer : Timothy Lambert. North Main street
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