New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
WRECkER DISABLED
 0N RESCUING DASH
Takes Fire-WreCked Machine
 Stays in Spot All Night
SEEK SAFETY FOR PUPILS

Operated Signals - school Dept. Within Budget-Morc Fruit For Poor-Oliyet Chapter Elects.
 On its way to ali automobile ac- cident on Terryyille avenue at about 1:30 o'clock this morning wrecker car owned by the Nash Motor Sales of School street caught fire and was forced to abandon it's trip and re- turn to it's garage behind a second tow car. The wreckcr had reached the Carlyle Fuller Barnes memorial chapel ill West cemetery. on it's way to the scene Of the crash which vas across the Bristol boundary in Terryville, when it suddenly burst into flames,
 The accident, being in the Lock town. was not reported to local po lice officials. Hose Company No, 2, which responded to an alarm sent in by the operator of the wrecker, eX- tinguished the flames after only nominal damage had been done. The car involved ill the collision on the avenue, partially disabled re- mained in it's original position for
 the remainder of the morning. Bremen Of Squad A were called to the Darlington house on West street at l2:03 o'clock this morning
 to put out a fire caused by sparks | flying out Of q fireplace. The dam age was mostly to woodwork and
 was triNal.
 Oliyet Chapter Elects ! The follow ing officers have been ! elected by Olivet chapter, No. 29,
 Order Of Eastern Star, for the en-
 suing term of one year: Worthy matron, Mrs. Elvira Kin | l5ald; worthy patron, Wendall Kin
 kaid; associate matron, Doris Me FrGm; associate patron, Leroy F. | Percival; secretary. Florence Eman-
 uslson; treasurer, Florence Cunning; conductress, Anne Grow thers; assist
 ant conductress, Hyla Law. Nlancini Fined S15 Anthony Mancini of New Britain, { charged with indecent exposure, was l fined s15 and costs by Judge Joseph 1 Nj, Donovan in police court held 1 this morning
 Arthur Therricn Arthur Therrien. 54, Of East
 Main street, Forestville, died at his
 home yesterday morning following
 q eek's illness.
 Born in Montreal, Canada, in 1876 he vas married in New Hart ford 35 years ago 70 Victoria Ther-
 rien. He and his wife had resided
 in Forest5ilc for II years. Besides
 his wife. he leaves a son, Joseph i Therrien; three brothers. Samuel of 1 Norwich, Philip Of New Bedford, i and Noah, a resident of a western
 state; and three grandchildren. 1 Beatrice, William and Arthur Therrien. He was q member of St Matthew's church Of I7orestville and 1 Court Pacific, F. Of A. Of Thomas 1 ton.
 X solemn high mass Of requiem
 will be celebrated at St. Matthew's l church by Rev James Mcdonald at 3 o'clock tomorrow morning for the
 rcpose of his soul. Burial will be in l St. Joseph's cemetery.
 To study Traffic Control 1 IL IS expected that the board Of police commissioners will request ] school committees of Bristols 13 1 districts 10 consider the advisability
 and feasibility Of installing self-con-
 trolling signal lights in the streets surrounding local educational insti- i tutions in the near future as a pro- i lection against automobile traffic.
 The plan in mind is 10 install push
 buttons on the signal standards 10
 be controlled by children dismissed l from classrooms, this being similar
 to the experimental system being ] utilized at North Main and Main streets 10 assist aged persons espe- cially 10 cross the street. The report l of surveying traffic signal concerns has been received by the police board
 | At the last mcHllTg 0i m" police commission it was decided that the | problem was one for the school con- i mittcss to solve. so it was promptly turned over to them. At the pres | cnt time policemen attend to Chil- dreu safety at dismissal and recess
 hours, With the advent of the pro- posed system. the policemen would he relieved of their work at the schools and would be permitted 10
 devote full time to pounding of their beat.
 Officials Chip In l Clyde Waters. Thomas NJ. Mona 1 nan and J. Grattan O'Connell. grid iron officials. have agreed 10 donate their services for Sunday afternoons