New Britain herald., 1925-08-04
TAX PAYMENTS
 TO BE SEPARATED
Two Amounts Favored Instead
 Of Lump Sum
AIR MEET COMMITTEES
Large Number of Residents Named As OfiCials-Msyor To Submit Analysis of Bathing Pool Watcr- Chautauqua Here Soon.

Division Of tax payments Into two amounts instead of one lump sum will he one of the requests made Of the city council at the meeting to- night, when the finance committee will be asked to report on the mat ter, which was referred 10 that body some time ago. The two payment plan fathcrcd by City Editor Thomas A. Tracy Of the Bristol Press. was proposed several months ago and at that time some objection was made that the scheme would mean extra help necessary in the tax col leCtors office, That difficulty will be ohviat>d easily. so the city off Cials believe and the two payment plan will soon be reality, it is generally thought. The hardship Of making one lump payment is read l fly understood and the merits of the divisional scheme are becoming more and more apparent so members Of the council said this morning.
 Air Mcct Committees Committees for the big air meet of August Is at Miller field were chosen last night at q meeting ot tho executive committee as follows:
 Police committee: Mayor John r. Wade. Homer II. Judd, Capt. Thos. r. Guckin Harold Cosgroyo. Harold Hayden, Dudley s. lngraham. Concessions committee: l.. X. Wheeler. Hilary Driscoll. Roscoe l.. Sessions, Charles Greene.
 Tag committee: C. F.. Rurrill, Ray mond w. Crumb, Fred Fletcher Wm. Smithwick. Herbert Stocks, r. Martin Buckingham, John kcilman | Iaul Sessions Harvey Spaunburg.
 Parking committee: Oscar Andcr- son, Wilmo' Wright, A. Nuilleumier Harold Relden. Edw. Cole, Herbert Marron, Guy Wright, CaliMc AL Iairc, Harry Bartholomew, A. r. Brightman. Ncrnct Dutton, Lester Greene.
 Entertainment committee: pr, w. R. Hanrahan, chairman; Charles R. Riley. w. <. lngraham Charles C. Ball, C. T. TrcadWay, Donald Browne Ray Alcott. Brown Joyce. Charles s. Joy.
 Accommodations committee: De Witt Page W. F.. Tracy Townsend 1 G. Trcadway. Keith b. Graham. l Harry II. Browne.
 ! Signs committee: r, J. Ranney, George W. Hull, George Priest. Wm A. Hayes.
 Transportation committee: Lester G. Sigourney Thomas F. OBricn. John F. Condon, Kay K. I.insley. Geo. F. Cockings, Charles Cook George J. LHcoursc, LcRoy w Greene. NJ. w. Hart,
 Publicity committee: F. A. Tracy Ray C. Kilduf, No1fc E. Rowe James F, Linanc, Earl j, Arnold.
 Judges: Fuller r. Barnes George $. Beach. Wm. Kenneth Sessions. | Edson NJ. Peek. p, W. Harris Law renee Humason, Major Wm. J. Ma lone. Wm. r. Calder, Alexander Harper, C. (, stevens, Louis c Harper (. C. stevens. Lewis G
 Funeral of Mrs. McriCk
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary F.. Mer- tick, widow of the late Leverrtt G McriCk. was hold on Monday after noon at @;&o o'clock at her home, 1qS Summer street. Services were conducted hy Rev. Frank Condit. the First Congregational church. The burial was in the West cemetery
 Mrs. Mrrick died on Sunday after a short illness. She was born in Holland in lS4G, where her early life was spent. She was married In lSGN to Icycrett Mcrick, who died fin 1918. She leaves a brother Marvin h. Edgrrton of this city.
 Will Present Analysts
 Analysis Of the water in Rockwell | Park, Lake Compouucc and Malone 1 pond will he presented tU the city | council tonight by Mayor John r i Wade to rrfutc charges brought rc- gently that thC park bathing pool was a menace to the public health. i Although the mayor docs not care to announce tho findings of tho state . laboratory, il has been intimatod from highly reliable sources that inc i samples of water have all proven uu 1 satisfactory water for hathinE
 The state health officials rcCom- 1 mcNd liquid chlorinaiiou of tho va . t'rs to remove any uOhodllhfu' con ] liti"ns.
 thnutauVua Tomorrow
 With the coming tO town tms Cyc- i ming of Elmer W. Scrl, who is to hc i superintendent for the week. and ] Miss Ruth Trfft ot Greenwich x. Y, ] who is to hc Junior Worker for rhautauQua Week, the Bristol Chau- . tauQua cau he considered aF having