New Britain herald., 1925-06-30

today to John D. Toree, a fern deal- CT, of 10 Belmont place, Springfield, Mass, and Miss Rose J. Molta of S2b Benha mstreet this city.
 Dinner to Healy
 Joseph Healy, well-known local actor and dramatic coach, was ten- dered farewell dinner last night at the Elks' club by friends who have been associated with him in dramatic productions in the last few years, A purse of gold was pre- sented to him as a further token Of esteem. Mir. Healy leaves today on an extended trip to his old home In Ireland.
 Country Club Plans
 Fine entertainment has been ar ranged by the entertainment com mittee of the Chippanee Country club fee Saturday in observance of tH~ holiday. Golf matches will be held throughout the day and dur ing the evening an orchestra will play for dancing. An added attrac- ton for the evening will be a dis play of fireworks. The committee in charge of the arrangements con- sists of Ray A, Alcott, chairman; Mrs, T. G. Treadway; Brown Joyce and Charles S. Joy.
 Phelan on Scene
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Phclan who left last week on a honeymoon trip to California are scheduled to arrive in Santa Barbara. the scene Of the disastrous earthquake, today. The wedding party itinerary includes a stop of several days in the Mis- sion city. Mir. Phelan, a prominent realtor. was formerly local repre- sentative of the old Hartford Post and this morning messages were sent from newspapers, asking for an &C., count by him of the scenes of de- struction.
 Young For Council
 Friends of Bruce A. Young of East Bristol are urging him to throw his hat into the council ring this fall so that a representative of the East Bristol section may be in the running. In all Of the councils to date, there has been no resident of the Fifth school district of the city on the boards and this year the residents think that candidate from that section would be highly desirable. Because of his knowledge of conditions in that part of the city and his wide experience, Mr. Young is being requested to assume the candidacy.
 Little Storm Damage
 Little damage has been reported from the storm which swept over the city early last night. The lighting and trolley circuits were affected for "a few moments but prompt action on the part of the Bristol Ss Pain- vile Electric Co, repairmen prevent ed any serious inconvenience. The signal system of the police depart ment went out of order for a time also but was restored to action by Electrician Thomas Kelly, A few tree limbs were blown down but otherwise no great amount of de- struction followed the wake of the downpour.
 Re-elect Officers
 Officers were reelected at the an- nual meeting of the Fifth school district at the East Bristol school last night, as follows: Committee. I. Edward Pierce. Joseph L. McDon- aid and Fred F. Fletcher: clerk, r. E. Terry; treasurer, Fred $. Fletcher; collector, B l. Healy; auditors, Thomas Doyle and Fred W. Carnell.
 Decision was voted to defer the laying Of the yearly tax until after the reValuation work of the Icity as- sessors is completed.
 Last Day for Taxes
 The last day for the payment of the general city tax, which became due in June, without the addition of q penalty of interest, will be on Wednesday, In order that taXpay- CT may be aided to make their pay ments on time Collector Francis B. Riley will keep his office open on Wednesday night from ' until s o'clock.