New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
OWNERS
 SWAMP ASSESSORS
Hundreds File Tax Lists to
 Escape Penalty for Delay
MOIORlST HAS WILD RIDE
Goes Down Bank, Through Field, Into Broolt-Plan to Resurfacc Boulevard-Yalc Swimmers Com ing-Driyer Fined $50.

Property owners have been pour ing into the assessors office during the past three days by the hundreds to avoid being assessed the extra ten per cent penalty on their lists, On Monday and Tuesday according to the board, the owners millcd into the chamber continually and were still coming in with lists to be filed today.
 There are only two more days left to file the lists of taxable property and it is thought that record num- bers will appear by closing time, Friday evening at o'clock. On the final day the office will be open from a. m. until p. m. and then from ' p. m. until 8 p. m.
 There is still considerable time for the local land d-owners to escape the ten per cent addition, and, no doubt, elongated lines of them will form at the council chamber on November 1.
 Car Damaged
 An automobile driven by Frank PaVlik, Jr., of Whigville, swerved off the Burlington avenue highway yesterday morning and crashed through a fence, continuing on through meadow for a distance of nearly POO feet, and then crossed ditch and dropped into brook, where it turned over and broke off the steering wheel and damaged the rest of the car considerably. The driver escaped unharmed.
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the local police investigated the acci- dent and found that Pavlick's car had struck a bank and shot into the meadow. pavhk was passing a car driven by I.inGcn Liberty IT, of Whlgville, when he struck the bank. Both drivers were requested to ap- pear at police court this morning. The case was not brought into court. as the drivers settled the case.
 Rcsurfacing For Boulevard
 Memorial boulevard torn up by constant motor traffic and in irn- mediate need of repair will receive temporary repairs soon and will undergo full program of repairs next spring, Bristol city officials said last night.
 The boulevard is the main en- trance to the city from the east and it is considered necessary to restore it to it's original beauty. Several improvement have been made to beautify the surrounding territory but the highway has never experi- cnced any great repairing program. A process of rcsurfacing will be started, it is thought, following en- suing meetings of the city council. Water sceping up through creases in the concrete has caused considerable damage which must be repaired
 The board of park commissioners has been active in the Identification of the boulevard. The new lagoon at the further end of the highway will enhance the appearance of it to a great extent when finished. Many other improvements are in the works it is thought, and will be in- troduccd at one of the future board 
 Yale Swimmers to Be Guests
 The Yale varsity and freshman swimming teams will be the guests of tho Bristol Boys club on Satur- day, November 9. when they will present an exhibition meet.
 The Yale team has won nine in ter collegiate championships in 10 l seasons under the coaching of Bob l kpputh and will, without doubt. 1 furnish much entertainment to the ! local boys A fashy array of Yale ] stars have signiflcd their intention of being present and participating ! in the meet
 On the same afternoon the junior | members of the club will witness | the Yale Maryland game at the | Yale bowl. They will travel by au- tomobile.
 To Try New Contest
 The new baseball contest, origi- | mated by the Bristol council of the | Boy Scouts of America, will be 1 given a trial at the Congregational !