New Britain herald., 1926-10-26
was for taxes in the town of Plain-

was for taxes in the town of Plain- vile.
 The judge also called attention to the fact that it had cost $2,621.73 to conduct the receivership since April l and that the balance on bond was now $1S,270.61, which is $1,355.49 less than it was six months ago.
 The Bristol Trust Company of this city is the receiver for the concern in question, and Judge Russell Mink has been counsel since the receivers appointment It was pointed out this morning that for the past six months a gain of $200 had been shown in the report. The only debt now owed by the company is for S25.000, and portion Of the prop erty has now been rented at monthly rental of S200.
 To Make Official Visit.
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger AL bert Rawiszer and Senior Wood ward Patrick J. Cook will make an official visit this evening to Court Freedom No. 134 in TerryvilIe and Court General Lawton No. 1Sl of Plainville.
 Chamber of Commerce Annual
 The annual election of directors of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce is now being held. ballots having been distributed to members and which must be returned before the polls close at 5 p. m., Friday, Octo- Der %. Nine new directors are to be elected for the 1926-1927 term, these to hold office for a term of two years, and who are divided in groups as follows: Industry, 8; agri- culture, |; professional, 1: general welfare. 1; merchandising and trade, 2; banking, insurance. real estate, 1. The terms of the following directors expire automatically as stated in the Chamber of Commerce bylaws and cannot be reelected: Wallace B. ! Crumb, Paul Hubbard, Dewitt Page, 1 Peter A. Cawley, Samuel D. Newell, l Fuller F. Barnes, Samuel B. liar 1 per, George s. Beach and William J. Malone.
 The directors who hold over for another year are as follows: Charles T. Treadway. William Kenneth Ses- l sons, w. s. Ingraham, Frederick G. ! Hughes, William A. Hayes, Dr. Will | liam R. Hanrahan, George E. Cock ings, Franklin L. Muzzy and l. Ed ward Pierce.
 Hearing on Bus Line
 The public utilities commission . will hold a public hearing at 10 o'clock Friday morning in the City hall, on the petition of Mcdonnell Eros. of this city for the privilege of operating a bus line between this city and Hartford, routing via Pennington avenue, Pennington and at Central Row and Prospect street. Hartford. The peti- ton of the New England Trans portation Go. for a bus franchise from Waterbury to Hartford, to cover the same route between this city and Hartford, will also be heard at the same time
 It is not known whether these petitions will be objected to by local Many local people are in favor of these bus lines and 1t is believed that a large gathering will be on hand at the hearing
 Check For Fire Department
 A check for s20 has been received by Chief John H. Hayes of the fire from Isadore Simon In of the efficient work of the flremcn at the fire which broke out early Sunday morning in the White Star Bakery on North street.
 Navy Day Observance
 Tomorrow, October 27, has been designated by President Coolidge as U, s. Navy Day and will be observed n this city by a display of flags. Mayor John F. Wade has issued the following proclamation:
 Pursuant to the selection and Resignation of Wednesday, October 27, by the president of the United States, Calvin Coolidge. as U. s. Navy Day, it is fitting that the citi- ,ons of Bristol give due homage to he occasion.
 "The history of the United States navy from it's inception in the war l 1f 1912 to the present day, both in var and peace. has been a most glorious one. Its accomplishments nave been of the daring, dashing nature which has marked American ;pirit throughout the history of the country and has brought this de- , oartment up to a high standard of { efficiency as a national defense. Our { lavy is also a means of communica- ion between us and other nations in ( ines of peace and was the wonder ! # nations in its convoy work dur ng the World war.
 Tn order that we may honor hese heroes who sail the seas for $ he defense of the country, I here- | " recommend that due honor be : ,iven to this department by the dis ,lay of our country's flag from the . 'ublic buildings, the factories, stores nd homes on this day. l hope that he display of flags for this oc- : asition will be a universal one" f New Road Progressing Rapidly
 The new state road, now in pro- ess of construction between tho iristol town line and the state road 2ading from Plainville to Farming on. is being pushed ahead rapidly H nd has been completed almost to he railroad tracks of the Old Canal me. Excavations for the passage of he highway under the tracks have cen practically completed and butements are now being built.
 The new road when completed will