New Britain herald., 1930-07-23
FATHERS SHOCK
 BRISTOL PEOPLE
Policeman Detailed to Patrol Ice
 Company Property
SCHOOL ST, HOME ROBBED
New Tennis Court Opened in East Bristol Under Auspices of the Younger Set-Bank Deposits Fall Of Due to Market Crash.

Of Due to Market Crash.
 To eliminate trespassing on the Southern New England Ice Go. pro- perty surrounding Birges pond, Officer Leo Paderewski of the police department was detailed yesterday, at the recommendation of one of the firms officials, 10 patrol the dis trict in plain clothes. A half dozen number for shooting .22 calibre rifles and two for fishing, resulted,
 Four of those arrested were ju- veniles and two were over the 16 year mark. Jack Stinchon. IS. Of 59 North Pond street and Fred Peltzer, 1o. of 61 North Pond street were arraigned in the ante-room ot police headquarters today on 1 charges of trespassing and were re leased with a warning to stay off the property. A ban on swimming in the pool was placed recently by the firm after complaints had been re- ceived by police that persons were utilizing the pool not sufficiently clothed. The ice concern has missed considerable quantities of ice at its storehouse, located at the north end of the pool, also.
 Arguments Galore
 The youngsters brought into ju- venile court were severely re- primanded by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich for shooting .22 caliber rifles. The boys said that they were aiming at tin cans mounted on stumps, but persons in that viciniI thought diff terently, claiming that number of the bullets whizzed past them in en- dangering fashion.
 The concerns representative, in requesting action by the police. re- marked that he thought it advisable to do something about the matter before anything happens at the pond.
 Man Called Nuisance"
 Stanley Silva of 63 Wolcott street. arraiened in police court today on q charge of breach Of the peace. was termed by Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden. q nearby resident. as reg ular nuisance" and "disturber Of the whole neighborhood.' Terms used by the defendant, Chief Belden asserted, were heard block away.
 When the police head told the court that Silva beat up his wife and that he was afraid that fatal tlow would be dealt her some day, the accused retorted with: T didn't beat her. She throws anything al me that she gets her hands on hatirons and everything. I only holc her arms to stop her
 Tn imposing sentence, Judge Jo seph NJ. Donovan said: T have very little sympathy for man who beats his wife" He said that he would not send the defendant to jail be- cause his wife would not testify gainst him, due, the judge believed to her being afraid of him" He placed Silva in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for a year and suspended a sentence Of 9n days, to be enforced should the man he arraigned again. A fine of s25 and costs was asse essed.
 Silva will report regularly to Woman Probation Officer Irma Funk until Mir. Tracy returns from q vaca ton being spent at Pleasant Valley
 Allairc Firm Engaged
 The firm of P. Allaire and SoH was awarded a contract yesterday by C. Funk and Sons Go. of Prospect
 
 addition 10 the present building ac' cording to plans laid out by Archi, tect Harold A, Hayden, The cost of the structure has not been dis. closed.
 The building will have frontage depth Gothic entrance will leat to a modernly equipped funera home, the corridor being paneled 1T rich oak as far as a large reception parlor, where services may be held and a vorkroom. The second, thirl tion Of an apartment for 3. Caretak CT. will be utilized as furniture eX hibition halls.
 In order that the addition may ht built it will be necessary to tea down the Riggs tuo-story building . adjacent to the Funk property, tht ork on which was started by en ployes this morning. The plumbin; will be done by F. A. Shafer an' electrical work by the Bristol Flee tric Go. Steel windows and ston, trim will be featured in the build : ing.
 Legion State Finals
 The Bristol American Legion jun for baseball team will meet the Le zion nine of Bridgeport in the sec ond game Of a tVo-out-o -of-thre'