New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
WILL URGE SPLIT
 IN TAX PAYMENTS
Councilman Tracy May Propose lnStallmentS as Aid to Needy
PAIR HELD FOR ROBBERY
Fuerback and Richmond Bound Over By Plymouth Justice-Pat- terson Home From Conyention- Papa's Case Continued.

Papa's Case Continued.
 Councilman Thomas A. Tracy in- timated this morning that at the next meeting of the city council to be held on the first Tuesday evening of August, he would recommend that tax assessments on the general city be split into two installments to assist those who are unable to pay at this time because of lack of funds due to depressed business conditions. This plan, he asserted, would afford the taxpayer two opportunities, once on June 30 and the second on about November or December l, to pay their taxes.
 There are many, Councilman Tracy averred, who will not be able to pay their taxes for some time. According to a statement made by Tax Collector Francis B. Riley this morning, only two-thirds of the tax payers have responded to date, pay ing a total of approximately s70o,- 000 The total general city tax is 9,6324S. Delinquent taxpayers at the present time, are penalized an extra nine per cent for failure to meet their tax bill on June 30.
 The plan which Councilman Tracy has in mind was recommended to the council by him two years ago. when he was not a member of the board. It was turned down, but it is believed that it may be accepted this year by the council to relieve the needy of Bristol.
 Principal Returns
 Thomas H. Patterson, for 40 years principal of the Federal Hill school. has returned home from the annual convention of the Ma tional Educators association, held in Columbus Ohio, from June 2S to July 4. MT. Patterson, as a member of the association credential con1- mittee, made a report before 2O,OOO representatives from all over the country at the conference on Tues day morning-last.
 The local school authority thought talks on Character Education" were the feature of the convention and praised the city of Columbus for its hospitality and system of caring for the huge delegation of teachers. In cluded in the list of internationally known speakers at the convention were Congressman Bruce Jennings Owen of Florida and Secretary of the Interior Ray L. Wilbur. The next convention will be held in Los An geles. Calif.
 Contract Awarded
 Zigman and Mulligan. local plumbing contractors, have been. awarded a contract by the Bristol lodge of Elks to install an oil heat ing system in the home on South street. The firm will install oil heat ing apparatus and necessary piping buildings. Work on the contract will be started immediately so that the heating plant will be prepared for usage this coming winter.
 Bound Over for Robbery
 George W. Fuerback of IS Stewart sllC CNA' AliiS ~iNs' anu etAA4'SS A>'N+- mond of Plymouth were bound over to the superior court of Iitchfield county under bonds of s5000 each when brought before Justice of the Peace Art Welton in the Plymouth town court last evening on charges of highway robbery. Richmond was released following the trial on bonds | but his alleged accomplice in crime, l Fuerback, was taken to the Litch- i field county jail in default of bond.
 The men, with possibly third | are believed by police to have held up three women on a | lonely road near Wolcott two nights lgo and stolen their jewelry and . money. They were arrested by state l police after the alleged holdup and ' brought to the Bristol jail. where ! hey were locked up overnight, and . then transferred to Plymouth for a preliminary hearing,
 Escorts Body Westward
 Albert J. Landry of 61 Wolcott f street, stationed at the Hartford . navy recruiting headquarters, left his morning from the Capital City | ascorting the body of a former com rade. George F. Templeton of New 1 Haven, who died in Hartford follow ng a cruise on the L. S. S. Pacific, 0 California the decedent's home.
 Building Permits Issued
 perintendent of Public Works l Oscar Anderson has issued the fol- i lowing building permits:
 To Spartacus Carpenter of Gay | lord street to erect a one family | house for Joseph Ryan Of Divinity street on Pratt street at an estirnat- l ed cost of 5000.
 To spartacus Carpenter to build a 1