New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
Bristol Neus

U OOi l Unl H l. Must Pay S2O a Week or Serve
 50 Days in Jail
 FIRE HOUSE PLANS Q, KID Board Approves Architects Draw in.s-pr. Williams Leaves Money
 lire in Lunch Room-Itcms. Benedict Drlscoll Of Spring street was willing to support his children but not his wife. Probation Officer Thomas Tracy told Judge William J. Malone in police court this morn ing when Driscoll was arraigned on charges of breach of the peace. as- sault and non-support. Judge Ma lone, however, did not like this dis Crimination and ordered the Spring street man to post an $500 bond as guarantee of weekly payments of so. Otherwise, he said, Driscoll would have 10 serve q jail term of 60 days.
 DrisColl WAS represented by Attor- ncy Joseph |. O'Connell. who en- tered @ plea of not guilty. Mrs. Driscoll testified that her husband would not pay the rent, that he frc- quently came home intoxicated, and that he had ordered her out of the house.
 Probation Officer Tracy reported that he had investigated the situa- ton at the Driscoll home. He said the man was earning in excess of $39 a week at the Wallace Barnes Co.,, and that he was willing 10 pay $5 a week for the support of each of his two children. He refused to support his wife, however, the pro- bation officer said. At first Judge Malone ordered q weekly payment of $l5 but he increased this 10 $2O upon learning that q third child was expected.
 Fire at Lunch Room
 Squad A. and Cos. ] and of the fire department were summoned to the Victory lunch at 110 North Main street at 5:32 o'clock yesterday afternoon to cNinguish fire in the cellar. Damage was slight.
 B. X r. W. Meeting The Business and Professional Women's club will meet in the Con- Gregational parish house on Monday night. Several speakers have been secured for the evening.
 Plans Accepted
 At the regular meeting of the board of fire commissioners held in the council chamber last night the plans for the new Terryville fire sta ton as drawn by Architect Harold A, Hayden were approved and bids for the construction of the new house were requested.
 It is expected that actual work on the structure will start next spring and will be prepared for occupancy by September. The estimated cost of the station is $l5,000.
 The board approved bills at its meeting and ordered them paid.
 Gift of S2,O0O to Library According to the will Of the late Dr. Frederick H. Williams filed for probate yesterday, the Bristol public library has been bequeathed S@.0O0. The money will be known as the Dr. r. II. Williams fund, the income 10 be Used for the care and mainte- nance of the institution. The library is hcqueathed ono-fourth of tho residue fthe doctors estate and all his library of pathological and cthnological books.
 The sum of S6,O00 has been left to be put into trust to establish a scholarship 10 be known as the Francis Hart Williams scholarship" the income from which will be used by some Protestant girl in Granby or Simsbury to be chosen by the trustee. Tho girl will be accorded an opportunity 10 apply for higher learning.
 The life use of his home and its tcnemcnts and income is left to the widow. Mrs. F. II. Williams. who has possession of an entire half of the estate, The remaining half of the estate is to be equally divided be- tween cousins of the deceased and the Bristol Public library.
 The Bristol Trust Co. was named CAccutor in the will
 May Suspend Christy
 It was announced here yesterday that Frank Ericlcl, a deputy state boxing commissioner of Waterbury. had requested the suspension Of Nick Christy, Bristol featherweisht boxing professional, from Commissioner Thomas Donohuc Of New Haven. It is claimed that Christy failed to put in an appearance for his last schcd- uled fight in the Brass City. Frankie Albano was to be his foe. It was stat cd that Christy weighed in at the arena earlier in the day but did not return.
 Grammar school League
 The schedule for next week in the City Grammar school basketball league is as follows; "A" division Monday, Federal Hill at Park street: Wednesday,. St. Joscph's at John J. Jennings, and Thursday, Park street at South Side. "B" division, Monday