New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Bristol News
BRISTOL ATTEMPTS
 ID JET WILL HAYS
Chamber of Commerce Trying to
 Arrange Speaking Date
PROMISES BIG AUDIENCE

And is Relieved to Learn That i,
 Amount On Which He is Assessed
 Hurley to speak.
 Will Hays. guardian Of the movies
 will appear soon at the Bristol club
 unless present plans of the entertain ment committee Of that organization
 miscarry. Arrangements are being made for the former postmaster gen
 eral to speak here but to date nc definite assurance has been given by
 MT. Hays. When the matter was
 taken mp with Mr. Hays q short time ago, the local committee promised
 delegations from the nearby cities SC that Mir. Hays message could be de- | livered to a statewide audience and ] not alone to Rristolitcs. This prom 1 ise can be easily kept as Chamber of 1 Commerce organizations of the cities 1 of the state have significd their in i tentions Of sending large delegations so that nothing remains but to have tho noted moving picture man set the date. Executive Manager Earl J. i Arnold of the Chamber of Commerce and Chairman Ray T. Alcott of the entertainment committee of the Bris- tol club has been in communication with the Ne~ York office of Mir. Hays and definite answer is antici- l, lo S,,,,,, ,i ifrs sn Fa,t,
 Ideal Taxpayer Discovered Tax Collector Francis B. Riley has discovered the ideal taxpayer. a man who does not question the amount Of payment and who presents himself at the paying window in the City hall several months ahead of time. The discovery was made yesterday but the genial tax collector refuses to diyulge the name Of tho ideal one, who ap- peared at tho collection office with one of the assessment statements. now being sent out by tho assemcnt board to property owner, and who hac sl.9SO in five and ten dollar bills to pay the amount of the sheet, which he thought was bill. Tho man was perfectly willing to pay tho amount but seemed greatly relieved when Mr. Riley explained that tho sheet vas only statement Of taxable property and that the bin would not be pre- sentcd until June.
 Win Discuss Crime
 My Views of tho Fundamental Hassis Of Crime" will Dc the topic dis. cussed by Superintendent Robert T. Hurley Of tho state police tonight at tho Bristol club. Invitations have been extended by tho club to Chief of Police Ernest T. Bellon and tho members of his department to hear the speaker. who formerly lived in this city. Following the talk. a lunch. con will be served.
 Bristol Realty Annual.
 The annual meeting of the iirisi ol Realty Co. will bc held Tuesday night at tho Bristol National Bank. when reports or the last year win be con- sidcrcd and officers will be elected. ! The meeting was postponed from lasi . week. The realty company reports i are expected to prove interesting 10 ! the city at large. Hs this concern was tho means of filling Inc housing need 1 9 few years ago. The need Of further | buidinea will be discussed at this ! gathering as tho housing situation is a gain becoming acute.
 P,anncrS Consider Bridge.
 The proposal for a bridge over the tracks st Crescent Drive tO project the hundreds or school chil- iron who pass daily will be presented to the city council within short time by the city planning commission. This beard has had the matter under ldyiscmcnt for some time and scn'i- mcnt favors ihc e.ertion Of such structure The nearly fatal accidcn, 1r Wcdnesdsy when young boy Nas saved in th' nick O time by Louis A. redus emphasizes the hazard of the ,rossing. The little boys foot became , taught between guard plank and a 'ai and only superhurlan effort on Inc part Of the rcscucr saved the boy |, rom being ground under th" Nov [ ork express.
 isLs Permission to sell. |
 Permission to sal property of the Bristol Mfg. 70. in this city io ssfis- y claims of creditors was asked Of v he superior cour by Judge g. Russell , link. attorney for the receivers. tht .mcrican Trust to. Of this city. A. ', hough The concern has three pieces , f propcrtE here. manufacturing lant. a warehouse and strip Of land ', l the rear nf tl'o post offic,. # is . kely that sctio, will ho taken on
 r T.,.f .z.g-.- .f,r ,.r.. z sF..-,. ra~s srtF- tho opinion ~ local s' ucdholdars. V Tho feel coah1cnt that th" satc of S 5' larger properties will not go for- :" ard for another week at least Tho y Ian Of the company is 70 pay 75 rrnts ' n a dollar s' present and within 2 1ort tim" pay the balanco. SO that al - "tts wiIl hc settled in fuu. As <ocH " ? The local property is disposed o5. -c plainvilic plants status HiI Ds ~. 
 I7ureets iIIe IyU-t-~ I-orcstviiIe lost hard rralsa g.ta' ', s; night at I1rcmcn's nlh io I,e v azto live of soutHinst"l by go sc5~.s ~
 60 to Js. The fccais vtre a1c..d "
 half time by SCOT, Of ta t9 fa v lt raIy nr tf" part or the visitors. . 'upl"d Wttn stump ln fht SbouIA2g . the 70restvil1e playc~s. spelled de- at for them. Dancing followed Inc utost. z,
 Ill., Haic Isig lime BriSto' ladrs or Elks he'd oE. CT e Jest times in tho history of iacas kdom last night 1t the home oa VI uth street. when series or 5otfu- uis pro- i1e8 t7e entertainment a3t- 'a th" business meeting. Seven Bolts " gnod Fasi beSirE were presented io - Q assr -Jl b1ed F}ks. who mum 0srsI , out sne Af.sr the bouts 2 -s5nuef .s ser, rd. In addition fU the 5ux5nE