New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
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To Form Memorial Committee

Memorial Day committee, consisting of representativE members from each society in Bristol, will be or eanized before Memorial Day, 1881. It was not thought possible that one could be formed this year because of the brief time existing in which to accomplish the work.
 The originators of the plan seem to be the officials of the United Spanish War Veterans, who have been discussing its possibility for the past several weeks. The committee, when organized, would have com- plete supervision over the formula tion of plans for a Memorial Day parade, the engaging of music, the decoration of the graves at the cemetery, and the placing of ap- propriate markers upon each. A meeting of representatives O. the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, who will represent the Grand Army of the Republic; Dis abled American War Veterans, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and other local patriotic or ders will be held in Legion hall on North Main street Monday evening at o'clock for the purpose of dis cussing the entire plan thoroughly. Arrangements for q celebration this year will also be made. it is believed and q temporary committee will be appointed.
 Funeral of Arthur Briere The funeral of Arthur Brierc, H. ycar-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Ana dee Briere of 7 lnsraham street, who was killed Monday when struck by an automobile operated by George w. Neubauer, Jr., 22, or High street. near the plant of the E. lngraham Clock Co. on North Main street, will be held from St. Annc's church tomorrow morning at s o'clock. Rev. Joseph r. Perrault, pastor of the church, will be the cclebrant of solemn high mass ot requiem. Burial will be in St. Jo- scph's new cemetery.
 The boy was a student at St. lAnnes parochial school on West street and was well liked by his classmates. He is survived by his parents and by five brothers and 1 sisters.
 It was reported this morning that the lads parents secured a settle ment from Mir. Neubauer for the accident.
 Deeds Filed
 Warranty deeds filed at the of- 1 flee of the city clerk this morning recorded the following property transfers: a~+<1Al
 From Angelina Landry Fluette tc the General Finance and Realty Co, Inc, land on Chestnut street.
 From Amadeo Coverty to Rost Lombardi and Antoinette Capone land on Park street.
 From Rose Lombardi and Antoin cite Capone to Amadco Coverty land on Park street.
 From Edward and Emily Streck 1 CT 10 Otto and Adela Strecker. land on Willis street.
 Rciche Elected President :, Karl A. Reichc, superintendent ot the public schools. has been elected president of the Bristol Boys club it has been announced, 10 succeed Edward 1nGraham, who has scrvcC in that capacity for seven years bu, refused q reelection at the organiza tion's annual meeting. Mr. Ingra ham held office long enough to sec the membership increase from ; mere hundred or so to 900. It wa. during his reign that the club pro cured it's elaborate quarters on Lau. rel street.
 Edson NJ. Peck, secretary-treas,lr. CT Of the Bristol Savings bank, wa, elected honorary president; Martin LousIllin, honorary vice president Mrs. Arthur Cucuel vice president Ralph Strong, secretary, and Hid. M. Peck. treasurer.
 Students Treated RoyalIy
 The Bristol Rotary club tendereG an elaborate dinner to F foreigl
 'N''' "ilo dit ldhlllS post graduate courses at Yale or Trinit, at the social rooms of the Bristo Boys club last evening. The stu dents were guests of the club mem bers at their homes after the din ner. Today the men were escorted on lengthy tour of the local manu featuring plants by committe, headed by Edward 1ngraham, pres idcnt of the E. 1nsraham Clock Co Expect Schedule Change
 It is believed that, before the new New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad timetables are issued a change in the train schedule. through Bristol will be effected The change. if made by the roat officials, will facilitate faster trave between Bristol and New York city As the schedule is now, a long wal in Berlin is necessary, Many loca persons Usc automobile service be tween Bristol and Berlin so tha connections can bc made with Nev
 York in shorter time,
 About a. month ago railroad an, local officials met in this city anc discussed inc situation. Officials 0 the railroad failed 10 sec wh. changes should he made in tn schedule. They did not believe tha the business given by Bristol resi- , dents 10 the service warranted sucl , a move. It was requested at th l time to inaugurate motor bus lin . between here and Berlin, but agai . the officials frovncd. Some actio : will be taken, it is thought, withi