New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
Bristol Melps
TAX DElINQUENTS
 BROUGHT ID COURT
About 50 Summoned for Failure to Pay Assessment
SOME ARE MINUS HONEY

Jewish Community to De0tcAtc New
 Cemetery Memorial Day-AutG Demolished in Collision-Trip Sig. nal system Causes Confusion. Definite steps to clean up the per sonal tax delinquent list were taken today when approximately 50 de- linquents appeared before Prosecut- ing Attorney Anthony J. Rich after served during the past few days by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski. A number reported at the prose cutor's office without money and period until they were brought to a realization that no excuse would be accepted for failure to pay the tax They were later released after they had promised to get the necessary $S.So within the next day or two and Frank B. Riley.
 The majority of the delinquents paid the required amount, which ir addition to the tax of $2 and the delinquency fee of sl, included $5.S0 for the costs of the court. Purchase Burial Site An acre of land on the west side of Lake avenue. to be used for a cemetery. has been purchased by the Jewish people of Bristol. The plot has already been enclosed by a heavy mesh wire fence with br .ck pillar. at either side of the entrance and al each corner Of the lot.
 On Memorial Day at 9:30 a. m members of the congregation will as semble in the synagogue where dedi catory services will take place ant refreshments will be served. The, will later gather at the burial plo where dedicatory exercises will b, held. A. we'll known rabbi will de. l liver the address
 i The cemetery committee consist. of l. s. Missal, chairman; Rabb Samuel PlutZik. Albert Josolowit.
 
 The committee on the dedication includes David A. Appel. chairman Abraham Mason, Solomon Rosenfielt and s. Rivkin.
 Bristol Eigh Losrs The Bristol high school baseball ! team lost 8 hard fought contest tt the TorrinGton high school team ir the latter city Wednesday afternoon to 5. The home team staged z ninth inning rally which nettee them two runs, just enough to carr, it to victory.
 Autos Collide | An automobile owned by Kenneti E. Wright of 37 Broad street, For cstville was demolished shortly afte 6 o'clock last evening when it va struck on East Main street. Forest vile. by an automobile owned an, operated by Tony Christopher of S1, Sylvester street. Although Wright car was tipped over. the driver es caped injury. After striking Wright automobile. Chri5topher's car side sWiped the car of Marshall Sprin, of Pennington avenue, which wa parked a short distance away. l An investigation by Policemen Joseph r. Strup and Edgar Norto, disclosed the fact that Christophe was just pulling out of the ditch il front of the Sessions Clock Co. whel Wright happened to pass. Befor' the latter could stop or pull to on, side he collided with Christopher car.
 All parties involved appeared be fore Prosecuting Attorney Anthon! J. Rich today and agreed to settl' the damages civilly.
 Terryytlle Buys Fire Truck
 Additional fire fighting facilities for the town of Terryville will nov be available as the result of tn, purchase of combination fire truck which was delivered Tuesday. Tn, new truck passed the necessary un derwriter's test Wednesday after noon, which was made in the pres ence of the town officials and repre- sentatiyes of several out of town fir departments. The truck is the frs Of its type to be delived in Nev England.
 Signal System Troubles The trip signal system. whicl contrcls traffic at the corner of Mail and North Main streets cause, some delay this morning when failed to work al the trips locate, in the pavements on both streets. was working by time arranEemcn which necessarily held up traffic go ing north on Main street and eas on Main street.
 Employes of the Automatic Sigma Co. of New Haven came to this cit to make necessary adjustments.
 To Open Hospital F. J. Raymond of Pennington an nounced last evening that he is pla n ming to open a hospital on Porte avenue. Pennington. A number 0 rooms are now being added to tn present house and when complete,