New Britain herald., 1925-09-30

iustness of my cause and the ne- cessities of the hour. When ] am elected mayor. stand pledged to reduce your tax rate In the next two years. Also, to Initiate new move ments that will prove to be a direct benefit to 90 per cent of Bristol's population, and indirectly benefit our entire citizenship. never make impossible pledges, or never yet failed to keep any have ever made. I make these pledges with out the knowledge of who our coun- cllmen may be. Because Bristol never yet had, nor Is there in the 13 nominated. man who will be recreant 10 his duty. But even If such a councilman should pop up he will be quickly and publicly ar raigned before tho taxpayers tas there shall be no public business transacted behind closed doors, white am mayor) and every officia in
 Bristol is easily reached, if he
 misbehayes." | Rev. William B. West, pastor of
 the Prospect Methodist church en-
 tertained the members of Com
 bounce Tribe, I. 0. R. NJ. last night
 at the tribe meeting In Red Mems
 hall with a graphic story of his eX- perlcnces on recent coast 10 coach
 motor tour. among the Indians of
 the southwest and on several reser-
 vations visited during his trip.
 The adoption degree was confer-
 red upon a class of candidates at the
 business meeting of the tribe. An
 invitation was also extended to Ham,
 monasset Tribe of New Haven to
 confer the chiefs degree upon
 class of candidates on October i3.
 Past Great Sachem St. Clair T. Cor
 son Is expected to head the visiting degree team.
 Church Bazaar Scores Success
 Opening with a large attendance
 last night, the two day bazaar for
 the benelt Of the Prospect Methodist church proved a success at Beleden, :. the palatial home of Mrs. William , F. Sessions on Bellevue avenue. The , grounds and spacious lawn were l prettily transformed into a fairyland . of twinkling Japanese lanterns. set off by naval pennants and bunting, s Lining the walks of the beautiful = estate were the booths at which re- /. treatments and fancy articles we're I displayed for sale.
 Y The New Departure band enter = tained, playing a delightful program i at the pergola in the garden, The bazaar will close tonight.
 | Call For Lists
 Lists of property ownership must L. be filed before November 1, accord. if ing to an announcement of the d board of assessors today. Penaltie,
 of 10 per cent additional will be in, !, tiicted for delinquency in this mat Il ter. The list must include all prop "a erty owned on the first of October C. The assessors will receive the list z, at the city hall each day throughou , October and will meet from to '. o'clock at night on October 21, 2S n 29, so and S1.
 ,r Malone Addresses Endee Club so Major William J. Malone deliv D. cred his first address since his recen 0 exploration trip to Labrador when h 10 addressed the members of the Ende ,e club last night in the clubrooms i
 the Endee inn. Major Malone tol of his many experiences this sun of mer while exploring virgin territor nr in the north of Labrador. rf The meeting last night was in tl " form of a dinner event, the first in be held this season by the club. e- cabaret entertainment was also hel of Funeral of Frederick Baldwin if The funeral Of Frederick Baldut no of 216 North Main street. who die
 in the New Britain General hospitt ns on Monday afternoon. was held ; ". the undertaking parlors of James i'm Dunn this afternoon. Rev. Roy Flo ut pastor of the Advent Christia or church, officisted and burial was of the Hillside cemetery in Thomasto He Candidates File Expenses ed Mayor John F. Wade spent $11. ,n- in the primary city election, a ity cording to a statement of his e If penses filed at the office of the ci ,te clerk. His expenses consisted of o ;ay box Of cigars and printing. sre Candidates for the city coun, ,it who have filed returns and vi TOT spent nothing are Levi l.. Glassc ow Ernest F. Merrill and Thomas led O'Brien.
 ,rs, Property Transfers ell Alexander Rucki has sold pro ,ye erty on Pennington avenue to Jo' Ja- and Julia Craskowski.
 ne. Isaac S. Missal has sold a hoy ing and lot on High street to Arthur her and Esther S. Dahlgren. my Dr. R. R. Robbins has sold 8
 in on South street extension to Euge
 If Houle.