New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
ELKS WILL CHEER
 CI7Y'S NEEDY TOTS
Plan Christmas TTee-GiVe
 S1,OOO to Welfare Assn.
SALVATION ARMY READY
Eagles Also Plan party-DolnTuc1t Tax Lists Being prcparcd-200 Gallons of Gasoline Stolcn-Dcn- list to Wed school Teacher.

Al meeting held in tle Ell- homo last evening, members and of- fcialS of the order voted to appro- prlara the sum or Sf.Gu1 to b. useI ivy the organization ju tho aIyuuc-- ment Of Christmas work iu Bristol < committee will br appointed .o carry the plans throulh a4 arraugl.!
 II Was announced that s"ao ot tho appropriation would 1r utilized lo purchase u Christmas trr. and tors for th" little children entertained =a tl" club rooms each Christmas. An average Of 5ap "h.dai~s" hayr at- tended each Christmas party s,y,n uy in" society.
 Tho remaining E.Gao wu D. 'UrHod over 10 the Bristol Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare aSsoria- lions for distribution among th- needy Of the city. I'm money has H"rn placed in their taro. officials explained, 10 insure proper djstrihu- ton and 10 eliminate duplication and connsion
 The Eagles arc also planning t5 harbor the little children on Christ mas Day. A tree will bu erect. l III the meeting hall and toys Surr1d around it prepared for distribution by santa Claus. Invitations have been extended to all of thc needy children Of the city through tho members Of the acrtr. Charles |, O'ari, committee chairman. said r.- gently that the number 10 attend the party would exceed I.oop.
 salvation Army 10 Help
 Officials at the salvation Army headquarters sad that "army l,et- tles' would b. placed upon the streets soon for contributions to- ward the fund which assist the poor peopl" of the city on each Christ mas day. A large number of bas- kets, especially made up for the needy and containing sufficient food for hearty Christmas meal, will h. distributed about the city. It k expected that ! large number of local residents will welcome the help rendered by the army this year because of the business depression. At least 5o bask is will be dispensed among the needy this season, it was aid.
 Delinquent Lists Prepared
 \ list Of tax dcliUquents was pre- pared by Tax Collector Francis E. Reilly yesterday and turned over to Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich so that warrants could be prepared for their arrest The warrants are not c&- pcotol to be completed before d week or two.
 The aasySsors are still hh0riu. on the taxable property and automobile lists. They are expected to he ready within the next week. It was said that 50 per cent of the ear own CTS will be recorded as dclinqucnts. Assessors said that there were near ly G,ooo motor vehicles in this city and only about 5000 have been listed by their owners. X penalty of To per cent will he added to the de liuQucntS list.
 Fire Board Meeting
 A meeting ot the beard of fro commissioners will he held at the city council chamber tonight start ing at 1:%0 o'clock. Chief. Hayes stated recently that only minor mai ters would be brought up before the board.
 The city com-il will meet at the chamber on Tuesday,, December 2. IL is expected that many hearings for street Improvements will he held and request for a new DO Iicemau made. Nothing of any definite raturc coald ho found but that the meeting would he Hn i'm portanl one aS far %s street im- provrm"nts Wrr" concerned,
 Io.l-r of NprroW
 More than goo members were present Ht EIks' ball last night when a lodge of sorrow Was held for the late Senator Nohlr r.. Pierce. There were about ga of the charter mem bers present and q large number of veteran ElNa.
 Tho lodge Nas presided over by Dr, Joseph kupperstoiu and the "IIo@y delivered by Judge William J.. Malone. Several lmpronptu @I- dresses w"r, delivered in approcla- ijou of thr work done hy trr lHte Mr. Pierce hy Karl \. Eyicha. yu- prut"ndcn' Of school. IHGao Wjl- )jHm l.. CHudr, ot Wirstvd. l former Bristol deputy court ndEr and pros. rujin1 attogncy and John bon .-LlN