New Britain herald., 1929-11-01

cording to the committee in charge at the American Legion. Commander Harold A. Hayden will deliver an address and there will be singing. large floral wreath will be placed on the memorial monument on the boulevard and other impressive ceremonies will mark the observ- ance of the anniversary.
 A program has not been complet. ed as yet but as soon as everything is definite one will be published.
 Spanish Vets Meeting
 A regular meeting of G. A. Had- sell camp, United Spanish War Vet erans, will be held Monday evening at o'clock. The auxiliary will also meet and state inspector of the organization will be present for reg. lar inspection.
 Refreshments will be served.
 Last Day for Lists
 The board of assessors is at tho city hall today for the last time. Taxable property lists should be pre- sented and. If not. will be assessed an extra ten per cent. The assessors will be in session all through the day and from ' until o'clock to- night.
 The assessors office is in the coun- cil chamber on the second floor Of the city hall building.
 Interest Manifest in Game
 A large percentage of the Bristol business men were affected in sonae way by the recent stock decline and many have been voicing themselves to that effect for the past two or three days. Now the smoke of tho fire has blown in the opposite direc- tion and the local business handlers are deeply interested in the ensuing Yale-Dartmouth contest at the Bowl tomorrow. Heated discussions have been taking place about the city over Albie Booth of Yale and A: Marsters of Dartmouth as to ones superiority over the other A last minute dive" for choice seats at the classic has taken place.
 Take $50 From Store
 Burglars entered the Bristol Pub- lie market and stole $50 from the cash register sometime early yestef- day morning, according to a cons plaint received at police headquar- ters from the manager of the store, The store is located at 105 North Main street
 Entrance was made by removing 2 of rlaSc ;,, rear of the store. Considerab ble stock was thrown about by the robbers in their search, showing tn l. the men were very much in a hurry Ioth- ing else was taken from the store.
 The local police are Investigating the break.
 Community Players Meeting
 The Community Players met re- gently and discussed plans for the coming season. It is thought that the players will present d play such as Robin Hood' or "The Mikado' as an entertainment at some time during the coming months. They considered the presentation of a play early in December, possibly Out ward Bound" or Cock Robin"
 The executive group of the organ- lzation is completing arrangements to give sort of unusual character istic play something entirely differ- ent from what it has heretofore pro- duced.
 Forestvilie Notes
 Rev. George Gilbert Of Middle town will address the gathering at a supper to be given at St. Johns Hparish house tonight atls:3O o'clock. "A getetogether Of the members a.of the church of Our Saviour of Plain- ville and St. Johns mission will be enjoyed.
 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Asbury M. E. church met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard Beach on Central street at 2:S0 o'clock.
 Philip Block, who. with his wife, celebrated their golden wedding an- niversary Monday at their home on Broad street, has been employed at the Sessions Company for 23 years. c. Stotz, the foreman of the depart ment in which Mir. Block works. pre- sented him with a purse of gold in behalf of his associates MT. and Mrs. Block received numerous other gifts.
 K. of P. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias was held at Ar canum hall last night at s o'clock. Minor matters were discussed and small business transacted.