New Britain herald., 1924-09-30
BristolMeus
AUTO HITS CHILD 0N. NO. MAIN ST.

UlN, NUs lu0llV UIs John WOVer, Aged 5, May Have Fracture Of Skull
 GRAND LIST MAY GO UP
 Increase in New Buildings Means
 Corresponding Increase in Tax
 able Propcrty-Project For Two
 Platoon System Finds Support.
 John Wover, five years old, - North Main street was probably seriously injured last night at 5:30 o'clock on North Main street near the Uncas flrehouse, when a motor car driven by Isadore Simon, also of North Main street, struck him. The driver made a quick stop after the little boy had dashed into the path Of his machine but the car struck the chld's head and he was found under a front wheel. When picked up by witnesses of the affair, the child appeared badly injured and was removed to the Bristol hospital, where an X-ray picture will be taken to determine whethe" fracture of the skull has been suffered. Simon reported to the po-
 lice and was released, pending the outcome Of the little boys injuries.
 Tomchik Case Continued
 Continuance was granted th's morning until Thursday morning in the case of Stanley Tomchik. charged with violation of the liquor law. He appeared in court last week after raid had been con- ducted by the police on his home. Attorney Robert J. Stack represents him. Assessors Meet. Opening sessions of the board of assessors for the reception of prop erty lists will take place tomorrow when the assessment board office will be open from o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the after noon with the board present to han dle the lists. The sessions will be | continued until October when penalty will be charged for prop erty owners who fail to file lists of their taxable goods.
 The inspection trips of the asses sors about the city to view real estate holdings will begin early in October, when the work of the grand list compilation will get un- der way. Due to the increased &C., tivity during the last summer in the building line, an increase is an ticipated by the board in the grand | list as many houses were erected on the building tracts, which were de- veloped about the city in the last few months.
 Mrs. Kennedy Speaks.
 Mrs. John J. Kennedy of West Hartford, wife of State Central Committeeman Kennedy of the Democratic party, addressed large gathering of women last night in the city court room. Party prin- ciples were discussed and plans were made for the organization of the local campaign. The womens section of the local committee plans 1 to conduct a drive this year, which will surpass all campaigns of recent years by its vigor,
 Sergeant Recovering. . Sergeant Daniel McGil- licuddy of the local police force is recovering from injuries to his right foot. which confined him to his home last week. He was able to take the desk shift at the headquarters on Saturday and Sunday nights but will be unable to resume his regular du- ties for some time. The sergeant slipped and broke several small DOHSS III lHe IOOl-
 Tax Bills Coming.
 Tax bills of the first taxing dis trict will be in the mails tomorrow, according to an announcement to- day by Tax Collector Francis B. Riley. The office force of the col lector has been busy for the last few days in finishing up the accounts, N hich will be in the hands Of the property owners within ?4 hours.
 Board of Education Meeting.
 Routine matters are on the table for transaction at the meeting of he board of education tomorrow night in the new high school The checking up process on the vaccina- ion among the school children and eachers has continued but both the education officials and the health directors do not appear anxious to discuss the matter. according to people who have taken the question ID with members of both boards.
 Kitchewan Council Entertaining
 kitchewan council, Degree of 'ocahontas. will present a special program at its meeting on Thurs lay night in Red Mems hall, when everal of the past officers of the ouncil will attend. Dancing and V musical numbers will be included d s well as luncheon. Among E hose who will speak will he Past g 'ocahontas Mrs. John koss Of this oi ity. ri