New Britain herald., 1927-05-10
BRISTOL TO BECOME
 'SP07LESS TOWN
Cleanup Week in City Announced
 as May 16 to 2t
SM,M0 NOW IN CHEST
More Arrests Expected As Result of Two-Hour Battle - New Britain Water Department Takes Option On Bokus Farm.

On BokuS Farm.
 The annual cleanup week will be observed in the city from May Is to q, inclusive, according to a proclaim ation issued today by Mayor John r. Wade. It will be known this year as clean-up. paint-up and fire pre- vention week and the mayor urges all residents and citizens of the city 10 banish all rubbish piles, plague spots. dirt in the streets, alleys, cut away weeds, mow lawns. paint and repair all buildings which require it, Tn behalf of thrift, pride and happi- ness.
 Mayor John r. Wade has been designated as general chairman of the committee and will be assisted by the following: Scout Executive Alfred II. Breckbill. Attorney Will liam N. DeRosier and Judge Joseph M. Donovan representing the Lions club; Frank A. Kennedy. David A. Lipman representing the Chamber Of Commerce: Oscar Anderson, su- perintendent of public works, pr. E. B. Robbins, city health officer and Fire Chief John H. Hayes, repre- senting the city.
 The cleanup work will be divided this year into two sections All ter ritory south and west of the rail- road tracks will be taken care of Tuesday and Wednesday, May IT and IS and the territory north and east of the railroad tracks will re- ceive attention on Thursday and Friday. May 19 and 20. All refuse will be picked up by city teams and carted to the city dump on Lake avenue.
 Vital Statistics
 Eighteen deaths were entered for record in the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele during the month of April.
 Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient Order Of Hibern- ians, will be held at s o'clock this evening at 45 North Main street.
 Option Taken on Bokus Farm
 An option on the farm Of Otto Eokus located in the Edgewood sec tion of the city. has been taken by the city of New Britain. It will be used in conjunction with land re- gently purchased for water depart ment purposes.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of Compounce Tribe. I. O. R. M., will be held at s o'clock this evening in the wigvam on Prospect street. Re- ports of the Great Council Of Con- necticut will be made by the dele gates.
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 The Ncighborhood prayer meet ins will be held at 9:So o'clock We'd nesday morning at the home of Mrs. Algot Nelson. 23 Stewart street Rev. Henning Johnson will be the leader
 NIuD
 The last meeting of the season of the Thalia club will be held at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Maurice J. Kenyon at 32 sher- man street. Miss Mita Anderson and Miss Agnes O'Brien will assist the hostess. The subject to be discussed will be Edgar Guest" and the read CTS will be Mrs. Earl Hamel and Miss Bessie Cairns.
 Assault Case Again Continued
 The cases of Michael Stirboda and Frank Daniels, both of Sixth avenue. East Bristol. charged with breach of the peace and assault were again continued by the prosecuting attor- rey this morning until tomorrow. The men were arrested following a two hours battle in an isolated sec tion in East Bristol and each was given medical attention. Daniels condition was such that he was un- able to appear this morning.
 It is understood that additional arrests will be made in the case.
 S55,00O Raised
 It was announced today that s55.- GOO has been pledged in the Com" munity Chest campaign. This leaves only s5.oOo more to be raised and it Is expected that this amount will be pledged during the day.