New Britain herald., 1926-09-08
The police court fines totaled ,s,-
Harrigan Rcappointed

175.70.
 Harrigan Rcappointed
 Thomas F. Harrigan, enumerator Of personal taxes for the past three years. was appointed at the city council meeting held last evening by Mayor John F. Wade, the appoint ment being unanimously approved by the councilmen.
 Mir. Harrigan also petitionde that hls present saalry of s650 a year be increased due to increased popula- ton Of the city. This request was re- ferred to the salary committee for investigation and report at the next council meeting.
 Want Street Graded petition was presented to th. city council last evening by residents Of Field street asking that the street be graded and accepted as city street. All but four property owners signed the request, whi ! was re- i ferred to the street committee for investigation Petition For Sewer
 
 Nine property owners of View street and East Road petitioned the ] city council for sewer connections, { me matter was referred to the sewer committee and hearing will ] probably be granted In the near future to residents of that particular neighborhood.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting i Seicheprey Unit No. Z, American Legion auxiliary, will hold their regular me ting on Thursday eve ] nIng, September 9th, at s o'clock. st which time pl ms and the date Of the annual fair will be decided upon. Refreshments will be served and social hour enjoyed following the business session.
 Funeral Of Dorothy F, Semrau
 The funeral of Dorothy. two weeks old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Kelnhart Semrau Of West street, was held at o'clock this afternoon lnterment was in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 ID heu New Britain Girl
 Announcement has been made of the approaching wedding at St. Mary's church, New Britain on Mon day morning, September 20 of Mis-. Santola Anne Netrano, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carmine D. Vetrano, Of that city, and Joseph A. Mastro- boni Of this city.
 City Clerk on Vacation
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele and Mrs. Steele are enjoying a vacation of several days at Woodmont.
 l. O. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Peaua- buck lodge, I. o. o. F., will be held tomorrow evening at s o'clock in Arcanum hall
 Months Mind Mass
 A months mind mass of reou,er Will be celebrated at St. Joseph's church at s o'clock next Friday morning in memory of the late Patrick Farrell.
 Mrs. Harriet Perry L'He.lrc.,x
 Mrs. Harriet Perry L'Heureux. aged 61 years, wife of Philip L'Heureux of Il Pratt street, died at her home at 4:S0 p, m. yesterday following an illness of six months with complications.
 She was born in Florence, Mass. April 20, 1885, the daughter of John and Pauline Perry. She was mar ried 36 years ago in Meriden and came 10 Bristol with her husband and family 25 years ago. Mrs. l. HeureuX was a member of St, Jean Baptiste society and the Ladies of ST. Anne and for number of years was alto soloiet in St. Law rcnce's church of Meriden.
 Surviving her, besides her, hus- band, are six sons, Armand, George, Robert, Clarence and Arthur, all of this city, and Ernest of Meriden: one sister, Mrs. Edwin Clarke. of New Britain and nine grandchildren,
 The funeral will be. held. at $ clock Friday morning from St. Anns church. Rev. J. P. Perreault will celebrate the high mass of re- auiem and interment will be in the St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Hearing On Divinity St. Sewer
 An open hearing was granted property owners on Divinity and Field streets, Peck lane, Marconi md Rockwell avenues last evening 10 show cause why they should not De taken into the first taxing district and sewers constructed in front Of heir property. 4 large number of residents appeared to discuss the natter and after a considerable dis ,ussion the problem was referred back to the sewer committee to in- iestigate further and submit q re- port at the next meeting. It is probable that at this time only "a portion Of the district In question will be connected with the sewer. he balance of the work to pe held ,ver until next year,
 William Cullen Bryant
 William Cullen Bryant. aeed q ears, died at his home at 1So North street yesterday afternoon liter a lingering illness extending 'ver long period.
 Mir. Bryant was born in London, England. March S1. 1872. Asa 'oung man he came to this country. ettling in Montpelier, Vt. cominrto Bristol in 1915. Until illness caused lis retirement he had been engaged n tho employment departments of he New Departure Mfg conpany nd the F. Ingraham company. He vas member of Pequabuck lodse. :. O. o. F, and the New England Order Of Protection. He was q dis ant relative Of the famous poet.