New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
 COST BRISTOL S23g
677 Of Former and 279 Of Lat
 ter Recorded in 1929
FlREMEN ANSWER TEST
squad \ and Hose Go. No. 1 Go to Wallace Harnc> Co. Plant When lire Alarm l. Being Tried Out Auto Hits Wagon.

Auto lIit> Wagon.
 According To a report issued at i the office of the city clerk this morning, there were G17 births and 279 deaths in Bristol during the year 1929. Doctors fees aggregatine S239 were paid during the year for certificates received. The fol- lowing IS the report for the year: Dr. Alexander Bothwcn, two births and one death; Robert J. Boyle. two births and seven deaths: A. $. Hrackctt, three births and g deaths; IT, D. Brennan four births and 2G deaths; Mabel E. Curtis 62 , births and seven deaths; M r.. tlaffcy. one death; A. A. Dewey. II births and nine deaths; E. r. Donohuc, 24 births and eight deaths; w. II. Flynn, five deaths: M AIvord Gore, IS births and h deaths: Prank M. IIamblin, IS births and , deaths: W. E. Hanraha. l25 births and 13 deaths; Charles NJ. ! Kent one birth and one death; A. \. LaPlumc. 2f births and seven ! deaths: r. A. Nestos, seven deaths: Paul A. Park. 1SS births and 22 1 deaths: Ralph A. Richardson. 30 deaths: Benjamin E. Robbins. E . births and six deaths; Raoul A. Y. ] Sihciano, 39 births and 13 deaths; Henry C. Spring. three births and five deaths Benedict x. Whipple, 4 births and Is deaths and Joseph l. WosarJ. one death.
 MdWives' reports were as fol- lows; Mrs, Catherine DouSeneck, 14 births; Louise Fiorillo E,rling, c3 births; and Mrs Madeline l.. Tirel- la, 46 births. Reports were received from the following out-of- town doc tors: G. F. Cook, one birth and two i deaths; l.. II. Frost, 97 births and seven deaths; and C. II. Moody. one death; all Of plainvillc; R. ]. Law ton, one death: and Ralph r. Long, three births and one death: of Ter ryvillc; Camilla StaSzewslli ono birth. of McridcH; and Calvin II. l Elliott, one birth. of Hartford.
 The doctors receive 95 cents for each certificate returned 10 the city clerks office.
 Falls Trying to Board Trolley
 Joseph LcstoWski of PcquabucIs Was fined $l0 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge Will 1 liam J. Malone on d charge oi drunkenness. LcstoWski said that he had no money and could not paN the fine.
 Officer Cornelius Connolly wht made the arrest last night, said that the man had attempted to board a trolley car dt the north end and tel of. striking his head on the road and injurinc himself slightly. The man bore q large marking on his ] forehead in court. probably caused 1 by the fall.
 Bremen on "NlaIm'' Test i The tirGmen of squad A and iIosc i Company No. were called to the factory Of the Wallace Barnes Co. last night when officials at the plant ] tried to test an alarm system with- out ringing at the central headquar- ters. X crowd of curious people gathered in front of the factory to witness the 'Coniiagration," but were disappointed in great way when the trucks were dismissed. New Car In Use
 i Traffic Sergeant Aldie Breault 's already using the new coach, which police officials decided to purchase ! not long ago, in his daily rounds ot the city. The coupe which the ser scant once used is now in East Brist oI, being used in the work of Officer Norton on the beat recently established in that section.
 l It. is expected that Officer Burns, who's regular assignment is motor cycle work, will patrol the outlyin : | districts Of the city in the new coach at night, Tho outer beat cov- CTS about l& miles. it has been said.
 Auto Strikes Wagon
 An automobile driven by Alfred < Hcroi1 Of T View street. struck one of the Miller brothers milk Wa sons and tipped it over on North 1 Main street yesterday 'flcrnoon. deuoliShinS q number O. milk bot ties and scattering their contents all over the street.
 According to reports at police headquarters lIcrold Was proceed ing west on the thoroughiare when he turned to look al q dog that was with him. and colIidcd with the wa con, which had been left parked or the side of the road. No one Wal injured.
 Minstrel Show Coming
 The Bristol Business and Frotcs. sional Women's club is completing
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