New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
.DR. SUTHERLAND ID
 LEAVE CITY SOON
Mill Resign as Inspector and Health Board Member
BUS LINE TO COMPOUNCE
Motors May Be Run From East Bristol to Lake-Red Men Enter tain Great ChiefS-So Cut in Teachers Salaries.

Milk, Food and Herd Inspector A. w. Sutherland will resign his position and also resign as member of the board of health. he said to- day. The resignation will be dis cussed at the regular monthly meet ing of the board Of health tonight and 1t is probable that Dr. Suther- land will present his resignation to the city council at its meeting next Tuesday night.
 Dr, Sutherland will leave in , short time for Delaware county, New York state, where he will accept a position with a large dairying con- cern. He has been q practicing veterinarian in this city for the past several years and is popular here. Arrangements are being made to have Dr. Westerberg of Simsbury come to this city to take over his practice.
 Busses to Lake Compounce
 Installation of busses on the run from the junction at the "Y" in East Bristol to Lake Compounce, in- stead of the resumption of service on the Compounce trolley division is being given consideration by the officials of the Bristol Ss PlainvilIe Electric Co.,, it became known to- day Although confirmation of this project could not be obtained, many local people are confident that the plan win be tried out as it is upder- stood that the local traction con- cern has planned on using busses for some time as feeders" for the present lines of the company,
 Many well built up sections are distant from the present lines and the extension of the electric lines would not be profitable venture but the use of the busses would benefit the residents of the un- serViced sections and also materially ar the company's coffers.
 On days of extraordinary events the trolley cars can be run to the Lake and on other days, the busses can handle the smaller number sY people at far less expense, it is be- lieved. r.s =.
 Entertain Great Chiefs
 entertainment of the Great Chiefs or the Connecticut Reservation took place under auspices of sIlitchewan Council, D.. of F.. last night at Red | Men's wlgWam. Dinner was served at o;9O o'clock, after which a fine program of vocal and instrumental numbers given.
 No Salary Cuts
 No cuts in teachers salaries uiu take place This year at least. ac- cofding to contracts being handed out by the local school officials teachers and those directly under the board of education are receiving from $50 to s10O more ms year, while those under the dis rle' officials are also getting in creases. 4'-
 Schools Close
 schools of the city closed tbis lltefhoon until April If for the an- luaI Easter recess. The annun, lance of the High School Tennis 'iub will be held tonight, in the ngh school gymnasium, marking ne first of the Eastertide affairs.
 Court Hearing Held Local court salaries were dis 'ossed at a meeting of the state esislative Judiciary committee yes- erday afternoon at o'clock at the tate capitol. Since the contro- , .ersy arose, locally. some time ago, { ne differences have been ironed out , 0 that a substantial increase is an- f lclpated for the court officials 'nen the finding of the state con- nittce is anrouncod