New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
CHEESE, TOBACCO
 TAKEN FROM STORE
Park Street Place Broken Into
 Sometime During Night
CAUCUSES IN ILL FAVOR
partisan Election system Like iy to Be Rctaincd-Store Owners in Fight - Library Reports More Books Circulated

Books Circulated.
 John CaratOla, proprietor of grocery store at 4l6 Park Street, re- ported 10 the police this morning that sometime last evening or early today his place Of business was broken into.
 He stated that q quantity of Itsl- ian cheese, d number Of cigars, and some tobacco were taken.
 The entrance to the store was out of the front door.
 An investigation has been started by the police.
 Committee to Meet
 A meeting of the city charter re- vision committee will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the city room at the City hall. A report will be made by the steering com mittee relative to the proposed changes to be made in the city charter.
 There is little doubt but what, oU ming to the disa pproval with which the suggestion has met. the steering committee will recommend that the present form Of electing city officers be retained instead of starting party caucuses as was sue gested by a number of the city of ficlals.
 The committee will discuss the formation of a city finance board and the elimination of a number of sections in the charter which have reea termed obsolete by the corpor- ation council.
 The meeting will be open 10 the public according to ruling in the present charter.
 Noodpile Burns
 The fire department was called out Inst evening at 10:15 o'clock for a fire in a pile of wood in the yard cf Oscar Anderson on Church street, Forestville Welch Company re- spcnded and extinguished the blaze with the aid of chemicals. The damage was slight.
 case (Ontlnueu
 The case of James Zirone Of 254 Divinity street. who was arrested late yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Daniel J. McGillicuddy on a charge of striking Mrs. Clara N. Clark of the same address, was continued to- day until Saturday morning.
 It is alleged that the man struck the woman following an argument over a bakery shop which they both i own, She complained to the police and his arrest followed. Building Permits The following building permits were issued today by Oscar Ander- son. uperintendent of public works.
 To Cosmo Vacca to construct for the Tidewater Oil Co. a one car gar age on Fenn street at an estimated cost of 5000.
 To Victor Johnson 10 build an ad- dition to his garage at POT Goodwin street at an estimated cost of Sl00.
 To John Scanpini to erect two car garage at 145 South street eX- tension to cost S225.
 Warranty Deed
 Taul Laga has transferred land and buildings on Pierce street to Bertha Grayson Kim. according to warranty deed filed today at the office Of the city clerk.
 To Attend Conference
 Miss Erma Funk, woman proba- ton officer, will attend conference Of the probation officers of the state 10 be held in Hartford on Thursday afternoon,
 Probation Officer Murphy of New Jersey will address the conference on probation work in his state.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Patrick J. Key holds was held this morning at $50 o'clock from the home of his sis ter. Mrs. Francis Jerrolds of South street and at o'clock at St. Jo- seph's church, where d high mass Of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Funeral services for Florence Pic ard, eight year old laughter Of MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Picard of 16 Par dee street were held this morning at o'clock at St, Annos church, where a high mass of requiem was cele- tFatcd, Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery.
 More Books Read report made by Librarian Charles L. WOodinr shows an in crease Of more than 17.5 per cent in the number of books issued at the | Bristol public library during the l past year. During the library year, which 1 ended on November 80, there were -0S,16S books issued for home read