New Britain herald., 1930-09-27
Bristol Meus
ALARM BOX ASKED
 FOR HOSPITAL USE

IUN uUUI UOL None Within Block Now, Fire
 Chief Hayes States
 COOPERATION IS SOUGHT Institution Would Have to Install
 Wiring-Hugret to Start With \.
 '. U.-Trzuskoski Hurt At New
 Hampshire.
 With the cooperation of the Bris- tol hospital. it is probable that a master" fire alarm box will be in- stalled in the headquarters of that structure in the near future on the recommendation of the board of fire commissioners. which discussed the problem last night at it's regular meeting when Fire Chief John H. Hayes suggested that it be done to safeguard life and property
 Fire Chief Hayes. in reviewing the existing situation at the institution, said that the nearest alarm box was located block away from the building, at Brewster and Condon roads. He added that the only way that fire apparatus would be sum- noned was by telephone, slow method. The life of patients in the building would be greatly endan- gered by a serious confiagration, he added, because of the fact that as- sistance could not be obtained quickly.
 The commissioners agreed that an order should be issued to have an inside alarm installed if the hos pital would cooperate by extending 1 the service throughout the building | by putting in auxiliary boxes. Fire Chief Hayes stated that the direc- l tors of the hospital had made the request for the installation and that he would be in complete agreement if they would wire the hospital so that boxes might be accessible from many points.
 An estimate of the expenditure necessary for installation of the alarm, it was explained, had been b~ pany, manufacturers of fire depart nlent equipment. The cost was not Givulged, however. The commits sioners approved numerous bills at the meeting and ordered them paid then paid a formal visit to the newly erected Terryville avenue fire sta tion, into which Uncas Hose Com pany No. removed from it's old quarters on North Main street yes terday morning.
 The old house will be taken over by the Polish-American Citizens club, which purchased it from the city several months ago for the sum of s10,000. The new station cost the city in the neighborhood of s1S.- OoO Despite the exceedingly warm weather several hundred persons in spected it and were high in their praise of its modern equipment and construction.
 Eagles Celebrate 24th
 Bell City aerie. No. 1511. F. o. E., celebrated it's 24th anniversary in Bristol at the homo on West street last night. An address was de- livered by District Organizer Will liam Kelly, followed by the serving of supper to the many members in attendance.
 Hugret With Varsity Today
 Coach Chick Meehan of the New York university football squad yes terday intimated that the men who have been performing in regular berths at Farmingdale, L. l.. would , in all probability start this after ncon's battle against Hobart The squad drilled lightly yesterday when q rehearsal of signals for today s fracas was stressed. Today's open- ing lineup contains five ex-freshmen, .EiiiCIiS tueill JOt NSuSGI) IluSIeL Ol Bristol at end.
 Ben Trzuskoski Injured
 Benjamin (Bennie) Trzuskoski, a member of the Terryville Eagle nine of the Bristol City league this season, is reported to have frac- tured his left leg while scrimmaging with the varsity football squad of the University of New Hampshire yesterday afternoon.
 Grippe Caused Death Dr. Arthur s. Bracket, medical , examiner, in an autopsy performed upon the body of Harold Gagner . aged 5, who died yesterday after noon of a disease first reported to be cholera infantum,' discovered , that the youngster expired, not from eating green apples, but from pneu- monia and intestinal grippe. The boys mother, Mrs. Emil Gag l ner of 15 West street, and his sister 1 Gcorgette, 3, and brother, Percy 20 months, are at the Bristol hospi- . tal where they were taken yesterday morning. It was reported by an of fcial of the institution this morning that the condition of the three il , is just about the same" Their , condition is not believed to be serious.
 The funeral of Harold Gagnel