New Britain herald., 1929-10-23

| ilII plOptIlS IlSlS TOT tax at Flre mems hall today. Tle board of as sessors will be in session at tn, Forestville district for the last tim, today.
 School Construction Started Actual construction work on tht new sixth district schoolhouse or Pennington avenue was started yes terday. The building contract award ed to George J. LaCourse was fol about 5000.
 An appropriation of $50,00O wa! made and S4,600 was used in the purchase of the property. There are i'll pupils registered in the district and only 6S could be cared for ir the old school
 Harold Hayden, local architect drew the plans for the building.
 To Organize Catholic Council
 Mrs, Theresa B. Shanan of Nor. wich has sent out d call for the or. ganization of a Bristol Council ot Catholic Women in this city. A meeting for the purpose of organi- 1 zaton will be held at the state armory on Sunday afternoon at 2;3o o'clock.
 The feminine members of the local Catholic churches are urged to attend and hear talk by Rev. Matthew Judge. director of the diocesan bureau Of social service, on the merits of such an organiza- ton.
 Mrs. Shanan, the organizer, has been a camp director of Lakeville Manor, where girls go for summer vacations, for the past three years.
 Promoted By New Haven Road
 Eugene E. Oviatt Of West Haven, a former Bristol man and the son of George w Oviatt of 6l Stewart street, has been promoted by the New York, New Haven X Hartford railroad to the position of engineer in the maintenance Of way department.
 Mir. Oviatt now has charge of the way maintenance of the entire de- partment. Rising from the position Of rodman, he forged his way to the top Of the division in Is years of service.
 Mir. Ovatt is a graduate of the Bristol high school and also re- cclVed his grammar school educa- tion in this city. He graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school at Yale in June, 1913, and in Sep tember Of the same year entered the employ of the New Haven road at Waterbury.
 Receives Tax Bill
 A tax bill was received from the office of the state tax commissioner by City Treasurer George s. Beach yesterday and is payable on Novem- Der 10.
 The total of the bill is $22,70012, and in addition military bill Of $7,- 592.59 is listed.
 ParentTeacher Program
 The following meetings of the Parent-Tcacher association of the Federal Hill school have been plan ned:
 Monday, November IS, at s D. m, talk by Dr. Emma Grant Meadows of Teachers college of Columbia university on My Child and His Study Habits" Monday, December ., s ?. m., union meeting and lec- ture by Thornton Burgess at the high school auditorium. Monday. February IT, s D. m.. international entertainment and talk on evening schools by Miss Leila O'Connen. Monday, April 2l, s ?. m, lecture by speaker to be announced at a later date. Monday, May 12, at s D. m, annual meeting with reception and entertainment,
 To Present Masquerade
 The Sessions Ladies Social club is completing plans to present halloween dance at the Sessions auditorium on Tuesday eve- ming at s o'clock.
 Prizes for the prettiest and fun most costumes will be awarded.
 East Bristol Pr. Meeting
 The East Bristol Parent Teacher association will meet for the first time in the new East Bristol school building tonight at 8 o'clock. Dr. Arthur S. Bracket, medical head Of the Bristol schools, will speak on he Health Of the School Child"
 An entertainment, under the di- rection of Miss Anne Beaucar. will bc presented by Grade 5-R of the school A program of entertain mcnt has been arranged.
 st. Joscph's Parish Meeting
 The members of St. Joseph's par sh Will hold meeting in Guild hall Iohl6ht at s o'clock. according to Rev William r. Laf1in, pastor. Arrangements for the annual Christmas fair will be made. The af- 'alr will be one Of the biggest in the history of the parish and the assist lncc Of it's members is requested.
 Eagles Meeting Tonight
 A regular meeting of the Bell Citv AerIe No. lbl1, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will he held at the Eagles home on West street tonight at < clock Several membership appli- "''oI4S Will pc acted upon and other l general business transacted. Re | reShments will be served after the meeting.
 Nearly 700 Inoculated
 Dr B. B. Robbins. local heaItb | nicer announced today that nearly zoo pupils of various ages have been hocu!ated to date. Many children ot pre-school age and several babies were among those inoculajed yester- lay.
 Rcd Men Entertained
 Members of the tribes of Red Mon rom towns and cities about the stato were entertained by the local tribe II It's hall on Prospect street last ilght. It was q meeting of the Cen