New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Bristol News DESIRE FOR sN0Kt
 LEADS ID ARREST New Britain Man Creates Early
 Morning Disturbance EXITS ORDERED BY HAYES
Chef Iirl- Tire Hazard At Cut
 CItampi pi:in-,Iuni ipal Christmas
 Tret rlanneI-City League Games Tonight-Christmas Sale seal On.

Ire, rlanneI-City League Games
 Tonight-Christma Sale Seal On.
 A desire for smoke in the wee hours Of the morning proved costly today 10 Nicholas Kosleski Of 125 Gold street New Britain, and he was fined s and costs, a total of $50 in police court when arraigned on charges of drunkenness, breach Of the peace, and destruction to private property.
 koslOski was walking along Pine s-reet bemoanine the fact that he vas out of cigarettes when he spotted Ncpcnald's store al Pine and Middle streets.
 He rapped cn the front door of the sore and when Wiiliam Me pn0sId demanded hat he wanted Eoslosk requested him 10 open the store and sell him a pack of cigar cites. NeDonald rcfused to open up 90 early in the morning. Uhereu1on the New Britain man became en- ra scd and pushed his right hand through window in inc door of the store.
 Mcdonald came out of his house md held Koclo'k Ri Dhilc other rela- :ivcs summoned the police. Pa trolmen Lawrence Dcolan and Ed Na,d O'Connor were sent 10 the scenl and arrested Eosloshi At police hcaGuuarters Dr. R, B. r2b5i0s treated the man for had cHt on tho right hand and brui"es ,'out the head.
 Tn court today the New Britain Ian s,c.ed that two n'>n had beaten him ur. Ee denied breaking the window.
 Officer Dooleu and Dr. Echbins testified that the man was drunk at tne time Of his arrest and expressed ;he belief that he sustained tho i.-uiycy on the face when he fell own after breaking tho window.
 Florence Picard
 Florence Picard. nine-I ear old daughter Of Nr. and Mrs. Godfrey .icard O. l5 rardoc street, died Sat. urday st the Bristol hospital after m illness Of tWo weeks,
 The funeral will be held from th" home Of her pcrcnts tomorrow morning at 7;3O o'clock and al x ocloc, at St. Annc's church. where q hich mass Of requiem will be cele- { brl.cd Burial will be in St. Jo- cph's ccmctery.
 Patrick J. Rcynold, | Patrick J. Reynolds died yester- ! day at the home Of his sister, Mrs Francis Jcrrold of 8 South street
 The funeral will be held from thv l8te home tomorrow morning. fol lowed by q high mass oi requiem in 1 &. Joseph's church Burial will )c in st. Thomass cemetery.
 Chief lnspccts Building Fire Chief John H. Hayes mad4 our Of inspection of dance hall bclonging to the Club Champiain on Prospect street Saturday evening md follow ing his visit announceI 1 tat he was going to ask the clup 70 remodel the hall so as to provida a proper exit in case Of fire.
 At the present time the hall has no exits and the doors to the dane'' { hall open inward. Bremen sta-e that in case of fire a jam would he created at the door: if a rush vas made by the dancers to get out.
 oF T 1O, in the hall but they are all screened on the outside.
 Chapel In pected The Barnes Memorial chapel m West cemetery was thrown open 10 the public yesterday and many avail d themselves Of the opportunity 70 inspect the building.
 Three members of the West Gene tnry association. Judge Epaphroditus Peck, Samuel W. Steele and Arthur & Barnes, conducted the visitors 1 through the chapel.
 During the afternoon Miss Fran ccs Beach presided at the organ. Err nest A Becker director of the New Departure band, rendered two cor net solos. while vocal selections were siven by Mrs. Emil Erlbech
 Municipal Christmas Tree
 Despite the unusual business dc presslon Christmas atmosphere will prevail on the Memorial toulc- yard this year due to the fact that 1 the Bristol Chamber of Commerce ] 3t a recent meeting voted 10 erect q large Christmas tree at the corner of the Boulevard and Main street. |, is eXneCted that the tree will b. decorated by the fremen. The tree will be set up about d week before Christmas and will he 1 illuminated every evening until aft | CT New Years
 Committee to Report | When the steering committee ol