New Britain herald., 1928-09-08
TAX DEL lNQUEN1S
PAY S6 TO CITY
50 Charged 81 Fee and Court
Costs Of $50
0'C0NNOR BITTEN BY DOG
Bloomfield Man Attacked BY AirCslaIc
AMI Painfully demonstrations
Club Committees-Only ~ Deaths
IN Month of August.

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Club Committees-OnIy ~ Deaths
In Month of August.
Eighty tax delinquents enriched
the city treasury 1915 this morning
when they were brought before the
prosecuting attorney for failure to
pay their 1927 tax. Warrants in
each instance were served during the
past few days by Sergeant Henry
Jeglinslli. Each delinquent. in addi-
tion to paying the s. tax and the de-
linquency tee of 81. was obliged to
pay the court costs amounting to
$50. With the appearance of this
mornings delinquents. the entire list
OF personal tax dodgers was cleaned
up.
During the past two weeks Con
stable Roscoe l.. Sessions has been
engaged in collecting delinquent au
tomobile taxes. No warrants are
served in such cases, the delinquents
being obligated to pay the tax and
the costs.
iucNlcN UutillB
The annual ou,lng anu field day
of the regular and volunteer fire de
partlnents OF the city was held at
Lake Conpounce this afternoon. A
barbecue dinner was served at 1880
p. m. A ball game between the
Bristo. and ForestNille departments
featured the sports program. City
Officials and newspapermen were
the guests of the fremen for the
occasion.
To Close Season
4 grand display of fireworks will
make the close OF the Lake Com
pounce season this evening. The
headline attraction will be a pyro-
technical portrayal OF the Tunney-
Heeney fight In the Yankee Stadium.
Great difficulties were overcome in
putting the scrap between the cru
dite james Joseph and the man
from down under" into fireworks.
A lively exhibition Of bombs. sky
pieces and set pieces will accompany
the exhibit.
Attacked By bog
Joseph O'Connor OF Albert av-
cnue, Bloomfield. was badly bitten
about the hands and arms last eve.
ming by am Airedale dog on Harrison
street. O'Connor. with blood stream
ing from various bites, reported the
occurrence at police headquarters.
Dog Warden Thomas Ryan was
notihed but up to this morning had
not established the identity of the
dog. O'Connor was treated at police
headquarters by DR.. William r.
Hanrahan.
According to O'Connor, he was
walking along Harrison street when
the dog leaped at him from a nearby
hedge In his struggle to free him
self from the dog, his clothes w.ro
badly torn.
Sunday Baseball
The first of series of +bro,
games between the New Departu-o
baseball team and the Maple End
nine, TO determine the championships
OF tn" city, will be played at Muzlv
heid Sunday afternoon at ) O'Clock
Receipts will be split on GO 10
oasis Bob Coughlin and SWAT"
McC'be will umpire the three games
an OF which will be played at Muz<v
field.
Funeral Of Accident Victim
me funeral of Eugene johnson
me son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Johnson of - Valley street. VII,
died at the Bristol hospital Tburs.
dav night from a wound accidental
~ inflicted. was held at 10 o'clock
inns morning at the undertaking
parlors OF James J. Dunn on Yves,
street. Burial was in St. Thomas
cemetery.
Dc'ottons This E,c.i:uy
There will be de,otions at 1880
0 clock this evening at st. Joseph's
church in honor of st. Anne.
Library Board Meeting
A meeting of the board Of library
directors will be held at 1880 o'clock
Monday evening. September 10th. in
'he puDlIC library.
Death Rate Low
Only IL deaths we're recorded in
the office of the city clerk during
the month of August. according TO
heures released yesterday by City
Clerk Thomas B. Steele. This num-
Der Is considered remarkably low
FOR a city with an estimated popu- |
lation of 10000.
Lions Club Conln,'t.ccs
President Frank A. Kennedy Of !,
the Bristol Lions club has named |
the following committee. which will |
serve for the ensuing year: Ways
and means. Leroy p. Green: rela- !
lions with other clubs, Attorney Will
liam N. DeRosier; speakers. DIR.
William r. Hanrahan: publicity, Al