New Britain herald., 1929-08-03
'H|KER' MEMORIAL
 PARTLY FINISHED
Large Boulder Placed on Base
 Dedication September 28
REGISTRARS DO NOTHING
Hold Meeting, But No Voters Ap- pear - 1o More Tax Delinquents Fined - Landry Mentioned For COunCil-Suit for Si,000.


 Plans are now being consummated for the dedication of the Spanish American War Veterans memorial at Rockwell park on Saturday, Sep tember 2S. The work on the park, which IS situated at Park and Muzzy streets, is rapidly progressing under the supervision of the park depart mont and will be completed several days before the dedication.
 The large boulder, on which the statue of the hiker is to be placed, has alre ady been located on tie cement base. The statue was donat- cd by Mrs. Albert F. Rockwell and for a number of years was located at her Brightwood mansion. Cont plete details in connection with the Gcdicatory exercises will not be available until the meeting of Had- sell camp, |. s. W. N., next month.
 Registrars Are Idle
 In spite of the fact that the re- eistrars of voters were in session be- tween the hours of F noon and 10 ?. m., no voters appeared to be en- rolled on the caucus list.
 Due to the fact that primary sys- rem of the election has been in ef- feet in Bristol since the adoption .oi the charter in 1910, politics are prsc- tically eliminated from city elections. This feature has resulted in the ap. plications of very few persons to pe enrolled on the caucus lists of either the republican or democratic parties.
 Tax Delinquents Fined
 Fifteen personal tax delinquents appeared tins morning before Assist ant Prosecuting Attorney Edward Quinlan and paid $S.S0 apiece. This amount represents the tax of s2 dollars, a delinquency fee of S1, and costs of $5.S0.
 Another Candidate For Council.
 The name of Joseph r. Landry of r1 Wolcott street is now prominent ly mentioned for the city council. and it is understood from reliable source that an application will be filed in the office of the city clerk within a few days.
 Mr. Landry is employed at the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, and is one cf the better known French Ameri- can residents of the city. His appli- cation is now being circulated by Albert Trothier, republican regis trar of the third voting district.
 On Vacation Miss Agney Murray, Miss Kathleen Kelly. and Miss Marjorie Teevens left yesterday for a two weeks vacation a Block Island.
 DCvotions to st. Anne Dcvotions in honor of St. Anne will be held at 7:3O o'clock this eve ming at St. Joseph's church.
 sunday School Suspended
 Sunday school services at the Prospect Methodist church will De suspended during the month of Au- gust because of necessary repairs to the interior, it was announced yes- terday. Rev. Edward S. Belden will conduct the services tomorrow, due 10 the absence of Rev. Hubert Jones from the city.
 Attachment Filed
 A writ of attachment for $250 was filed yesterday in the city clerks office in an action brought by L. B. Futile of this city against Mrs. Lila Ryan Scott of New Haven. The wri. is returnable in the court of com- mon pleas at Hartford the first Tuesday in September.
 Suit Instituted
 SIit for s4,000 has been institut- cd by Aprus E,schoo against John Sarsi alias Georgis Gulgis for dam- ages. and property of the defendant on Divinity street has been att tached. The case is returnable in the superior court at Hartford the first Tuesday in September.
 City League Baseball
 Ono of the largest crowds of the season is anticipated at Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon when the New Departure and Forestville teams will hook up in a game which will prac- tically determine the leadership of the City Baseball league. Manager John I'ortin of Forcstville will rely on the ability of Art Reeves of J'nionVille 10 baffle the New De- partures. while it is practically cer- tain that Russ Fisher will be called upon hy Manager George Scott for tho hurlnc assignment. The game is scheduled to start at o'clock with Clyde Waters and Bob Cough lin officiating.