New Britain herald., 1924-01-25
CITY'S GRAND LIST ALMOST COMPLETED Announcement of Property Yalua-
 ton Expected Soon
POLICE PENSION DISCUSSION
Chief Beiden Attends Police Confer ence Concert Tonight For St. Joscph's Churcli--C. of C. Commit tee Goes Over Building Code.

Joscph's Church--C. of c. Commit. tee Goes Over Building Code.
 The citys grand list is rapidly near ing completion so that the totals Of the city's' property valuations will he announced within 9 short time. The board of assessors is finishing up the details for the filing of the books so that the amounts may be presented to the city council in time for the es- ,timatas of the running expenses of the year. The increasing of city eX- penses and slight increase in the grand list indicate that the tax rate will be higher for next year. ! High school Socials Begin The series of Friday afternoon dancing parties at the Bristol High school gymnasium began this after noon for the high school pupils only. 1 In addition to the dancing, an enter l tainment program was presented un- l dor the direction of Dancing Super visor Joseph Devine. Refreshments were served at intermission. The parties will be held each Friday while no home games are scheduled for bas- ketball quintets at the gymnasium and will be discontinued when the Friday night games are resumed.
 Police Will Duscuss Pension The cooperation of the police de- partment with the city council for the benefit Of the police pension fund will be discussed at a meeting of the de- partment members tonight at 6:15 o'clock in the headquarters. Secre- tary James w. Burns of the patrol men has called the gathering so that the decision of the men may be pre- pared for presentation at a meeting of the police commissioners in tho near future.
 Chief Attends Meeting
 Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden at tended tbe conference of police chiefs of tho state yesterday in New Haven when standard traffic regulations for tho cities of the state were discussed. He is a member of the executive com mittec Of the association of police chiefs of the state. which has tho traf- fic matter and otha important affairs in hand for solution.
 Code Committee Meets Discussion of the proposed city building code took place at the meet ing of the chamber of commerce code committee last night in tho city court room. Progress was made on the con i tested points or the code go that the ! document will be ready for discussion with the city council in the near fu- ture. City officials believe that some action on the putting into effect of the regulations will take place in the carly spring so that building opera tions this year will bo governed under { the new ruling.
 In some parts of the city it has | been contested that the cod. will in. crease tho cost of building and there by hold up the needed construction 10 hll present housing needs. These sec- tions Of tho code hnNe been carefully z talked over and some rccommcnda- tions for changes win be made when the chamber Of commerce committee reports hack to the council on it's sur ,ey of inc code.
 snow Removal Begun
 Removal Of the slush from the city's [ streets was started carly today by the public works department so that traf- Be would not be interfercd with. 1n- spection of the Rockwell Park skating 2 goon was also made today and re- noral Of the snow coating was begun [ o that the excellent sport Of the last ( ew days could be continued. ll Concert For st. Jo cph's Church St. Josoph's church building fund g will be given a big boost tonight when ( he full returns of the concert by ic Metropolitan artists under auspices of V 'alos council. k. ot C.. al the high chool. are in. Tht advance sale in- I icatcs that the big auditorium will h e completely filled for the first time f n its history. Appearing on the pro- il ram will be John Finnegan. noted s tnor. who will be supported by Giscla mati. soprano. and Emily Hartford f. Ivcfn. pianist. The program follows: s a. Morning Speaks e b. Concita Spanish screnadel i,
 stahlschmidt ., C. Because ! loro you. dear
 flawlry ,,
 John Finn, gan !, !. a. All for nou Martin :, h. rradi- Song KtciSlcr e. Nillan"lir bell Acqua
 Gis. is Amaii II. Aria from H.a Bohenc puccini
 John 1innegan r. Duet from Il Troyatoro Verdi |" Mme. AHati and Mr. f'inncgsn . n. ToIonaise Opus gs. No.
 Chopin b. GorgoIicra Moszkou ski
 Emily Harford Avery
 [. n. Ave Mario Schubert b. Jcsu Hari1iuo Pictro X Ion
 John F1nHsran
 II. Arta. Ah. Mon iils trrom the
 Prophet, Meyerbccr
 Nine Giscla Amati l1I a. Tho Meeting oG the Waters
 Moore 0. The Next Marhd pay
 Arr. by lluEhes e. The Snowy Breasted Pearl
 De Yere
 q. Molly Brannigau Traditional
 John Finnegan
 SsIIool Ie4sgue Standing
 Announcement bv tho board Cf sdu- tiop offices shows that fhe South- Ie school is leading the grammar n0oi basi,ethan Ieague with total two games won ard none lost. East istoi has one game iu the victory iuun and none in the lost rank and tied with Federal Hi1. The tiGurcs ioa:
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