New Britain herald., 1926-06-29
CARPENTERS UNION MAKES CONCESSION
JOurn0TmGn Return To Work
 For S65O Per Day
SCHOOL DISTRICTS MEET
Real Estate Mems Outing-Sho,cl WicIdcr Who Put Man in Hospital
 Fincd-Bids for school Rejected.

Alclucr Who Put Man in Hospital
 Fined-Bids fo- school Rejected. . A a meeting or the Carpenters Union, held last evening in the AL l lied Trades association hall, il was voted 10 permit the carpenters to return 10 work at minimum wage scale of $S.50. A number who have been out OH strike returned 10 work this morning for the TorrinEton ! Building Co. Lewis A. Miller Co. and inc Suzio Construction Co. all of whom agreed 10 pay the new ! wage rate. This will mean that work on the Nurses home, the Ingraham Co. additions and the new theater being built for the l Colonial Thcaters, Inc, will be re- sumed,
 No statement was forthcoming this morning from the local con tractors as to what action would be taken on the concession made by the carpenters.
 Tifth District Rc-elcCts officers
 l, Edward Pierce of Lake avenue was reelected chairman of the dis trict committee at a meeting of the voters of the Fifth School District held last evening in the East Bristol school. Fred s. Fletcher was rc- elected treasurer and Bartholomew l. Healy was reelected tax collector. Miss Helen Hubbell was elected an auditor in place of Frederick w. Carnel, who resigned and Thomas F. Doyle was elected as the other auditor. Miss Hubbcll is q teacher in the East Bristol school and lIr. Doyle a clerk in the local post Of flee.
 A contest for the chairmanship of the meeting resulted with C. Vincent Chapin winning over Miss Hubbell by a vote of 2S to 27. Con trary to expectations there was no contest for the position of tax col lcctor. but as prophesied in the Herald a few nights ago, the salary ot the tax collector was made $500. Formerly lie has been paid three per cent of the amount collected and inc change last evening was made at the suggestion of Collector Healv
 The laying of the tax was deferred until a meeting which will be called a little later. The report Of Treasur- CT Fletcher showed that receipts during the past year totaled $1Go,- I95.40 and expenditures S12729l.1S leaving a balance Of S31,69IG9,
 Realtors Outing
 A meeting of the officers and di- rcctors Of the Connecticut Associa- tion of Real Estate boards will be held tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock al the Fall Mountain Fish and Game preserve and at 5:SO o'clock a joint dinner will be served 10 the New Britain and Bristol boards with the officers and direc- tors or the state association as guests.
 A talk on "Appraising and Title Guarantee, will be given by A. II. Hancock of the Bridgeport Land and Title company and Willard Rog- CTS of tho Hartford Advertising club will speak on Advertising and Sell ing Real Es,atc.'
 Sub-Station Changed
 The postal sub-station, which has been located in the store of James X. Kennedy on the corner of North Main and Race streets, has been ..H,. tI -f | | Riccio, effective July 1. The change was made on account of Mir. Ken neiy's resignation. NhcClbarrow And ShoNcls stolen
 Report was made to the police ! department yesterday by Contractor Fred r. Helming that q wheelbar- l row and two long handled shovels had been stolen from the rear of | the TraCy-Lilly block on Main street. 1
 Requiem Mass
 An anniversary high mass of re- 1 quiem will be celebrated at S o'clock | tomorrow morning at St. Joeeph's church, in memory of Edward Con- lon.
 l. O. O. |. Meeting
 A meeting of Pequahuck Lodge, l, O. o. F., will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in Arcanum hall. Officers for the ensuing year will he elected.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ncumann
 The futnral of Mrs. Anna Neu- 1 mann, aged 50 years, who died at her home on Hill street last evening after a short illness with complica- tions, was held at 1:30 o'clock this | afternoon from tho German Luth- | eran church, Rev Mir Schultz of Terryville officiated and interment was in the family plot at West | cemetery.
 Mrs. Neumann is survived by her husband and three sons, August, l Adolph and Julius Neumann of this city.