New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
TAX DODGERS MAY
 GET BITTER DOSE
Collector Riley Preparing List ol
 DelinQuentS for Police
CITY ELECTION MONDAY
Polls Open From II A, M. to Q F. m.-Capt. Guckcn Tack at Post-- Majority Of school Children Have Bcen yacCinatcd.

Been VaCcinatcd.
 Personal tax delinqucnts will be treated rought by the local court ot- fcials within a few days after a list of the non-payers has been com piled by Tax Collector Francis B. , Riley, according to an announce ment today from the City hall. War rants will be issued and the delin- auents will be haled into court where the charges will be assessed as well as the back taxes, making the whole an unproftable venture for those affected.
 Under recent laws passed by the general assembly the tax collector has the power to cause the arrest and the jailing of tax dclinquents and so sorely has the patience oi the local official been tried that some jail terms are expected to re- suit from the list, being prepared A few days grace will be given be- fore the presentation of the list tt the prosecuting attorney in ordel that an opportunity may be allowed for payments to be made.
 Refusal to pay the taxes will re suit in drastic action by the tax ant : court officials, who are fully deter mined about the jail end of the mat . ter in case some obstinate case | , presented.
 | Collector Riley is cleaning up hi books and has already receive many commendations from city of IL fcials for his work. He has resorte to harsh methods only in the mos refractory cases, where deliberate re fusals have been made. Recently a inspection was made by state tax O t1cials. who also praise Mir, Riley , administration of his office. v, Polls Open Early ,n The polling places will be opene V at Il o'clock on Monday mornin if when the city eection will tal :. place. Closing will take place al ,c o'clock that night. The first distri n, polls will be al the old Town Ina If on Main street and the second di ps trict voting will he at Firemen's Ina 70 in Forestvile. Polls for the thi h. district will he at the lncas Fir lis house on North Main street, wh Of the fourth district polls will be
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 In order that full acquamtan of may be had with the workings lie the voting machines. demonstratio s- are being held at the City hall { ep the Federal Hill school, Tnstructc is are located at each of these plao ep to explain the operation of the m
 chimes.
 Will Close Campaign nc Mnyoralty candidate, John Do he nelly will close his speaking cal nd paign on Saturday night with thr les talks. beginning at o'clock and the city hall square at s o'cot me Former Representative Henry ent Wilcox will be chairman of the ga1
 crings.
 Mir. DonnelIy continued his factC 'ea campaign today, speaking at the en- Ingraham Co.,, plant. He will CC ng' cludc his factory tour temorr CO., noon with a talk at the Walk tt Barnes Co.
 |. Captain Guckcn IscCoVerS
 Captain Thomas r. Gucken am sumed his duties in charge of son police station last night after an s''' ness of two days with acute indig Ieir ton. He was taken ill on Mono h. morning and was confined 10 his . until Tuesday night
 Officials Hold Over
 That the twelfth school dist officers of last year will hold O until new officers are elected |!
 legal opinion presented to the bo of education 10 clarify a chaotic nation. The annual meeting '
 scheduled for tast June but al [ period the district was in a turn
 over building questions and Do
 dary lines so that the annual elect
 did not take place. It was then
 clared that the district was with
 officers. Under the ruling given
 the board of education, Chairr
 Howard l.. Andrews retains his pl
 at the head of the district until
 successor is appointed at some i ture meeting.
 Will Attend Convention
 State Executive Committecr Claire Nj. Pfennig of this city
 attend the national convention
 the American Legion, which ht on Monday in Omaha, Nebraska. :. will join the party of delegates f
 this state at Hartford.
 Large Percentage Naccinated According to statistics on fl'