New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

cd to the original fee.
 Mir. Steele stated this morning that there were about 1,G00 dogs in this city at the present time. The number has crippled since he started in as city clerk IS years ago.
 Deeds Filed
 warranty deed filed at the of flee ot the city clerk this morning recorded a.transfcr of property on Claremont Avenue from Dorothy NJ. Whiting to Wanda Litke. Land in the Fairfield Farms extension has been quit-cIaimcd from Willie Pin ard 10 Millicent r. Hill, a second decd showed.
 Meeting of Fire Heads
 A meeting of the board of fire commissioners will be held in the council chamber tonight at 7:So o'clock. ccoIding to reports. the commissioners will request that work on the new Tcrryvillc avenue firehousc start as soon as possible so that the building will be pre- pared for occupancy by autumn. The contract for it's construction was awarded recently t5 tllc firm of Joseph D. Dc,inc. The com. .lis- soncrs may also discuss the feasibil- ity of housing a branch library in , the station for the use of readers of | the north end section of the city.
 Going to Meridcn
 The Bristol Boys club swimming | team will journey to Meriden to- morrow afternoon to meet the | Meriden Boys club tankmen in their i pool. Those who are to participate | for the local organization include l Sessions and Girard. divers; Blaschc. l 100-yard free style and 40-yard dash; and Hyatt, backstroke swim- 1 mcr. Did Not Live Here | It has been rumored about the city that Watson Moulthropc, ouc 1 of the trio of escaped Wcthersficld | prison conNictS who fled to Florida and were later captured. was once | q resident of Bristol. The rumor | has been emphatically denied by relatives fthe William Moulthrope, thought by many to be the Wethers- field criminal, who IS now married and lives in Shelton. Marriage License Issued | City Clerk Thomas E. Steele is sued marriage license today 10 | Clair Charles Perring. a die setter, of Magnolia avenue and Rita l.. V. Kennedy, a factory worker, of Jud- | son avenue. Parents Visit High School
 large numbe of parents of pu- pills of the upper classes of the Bristol high school visited last eve ming and reviewed the regular ses- sion held for that purpose. The parents, escorted by ushers, inspect ed the class rooms Of the institu- ton and conversed with the teachers. They were welcomed by Superin- tendent of Schools Earl A. Reiche and Principal Henry E. Cottle.
 Following the session a group of boys presented a number of swim ming fcats for the entertainment of the parents, in the high school pool
 Attends Banquet | Charles J. Phelan, prominent realtor of this city. yesterday journied to New York city to inspect the liner Europa, which established a new time record between Ger many and this country recently. He attended a banquet given in honor ot the officers and crew Of the ship at the Hotel Astor last evening.
 Parent-Teacher Meeting A meeting of the Parent Teacher association of the Asbury Methodist church of Forestville will be held to- night at the. church. An especially 1 arranged program, with bits of splendid entertainment, has been ar ranged for the occasion. Activities arc scheduled to commence at 7:45 o'clock.
 Anyone interested in the church school is cordially invited to attend.
 To Attend Conference X number of boys. pupils Of the local grammar schools. have signi- | tied their intention of attending the farm boys conference to be held in the hall of representative at the state capitol tomorrow from 10 o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the afternoon, under the auspices Of the Hartford county league. Dr. Allen Works and Professor Allen w. Manchester of the Connecticut Agr- cultural College, of which the former is president will be the principal speakers. Dr. Works will speak on the subject, Shall 1 Go to College ?" while Professor Manchester will speak on the topic. Manager or La borer." X program of entertainment will be presented
 Those who are expected to attend the conference include the follow ine: Donald McHugh and William F. Holub, Stafford avenue school; Waldemar konopas, Edgewood school; Walter Oman. Howard K. Carlson and Carl Wheeler, South Chippins Hill school: Herman Ra- dun. North Chippins Hill school: and Donald Nanasse. Metro YacawyCh and William Yacawych, Fall Moun- tain school.
 speaks On Americanization
 Mrs. George Loomis Of New Brit ain delivered an impressive address on "Americanization" before a large audience al the social rooms of tho Bristol Boys club on Laurel street this afternoon at o'clock. The talk was given during a meeting of the members of the Womcn's Christian Temperance Cni?n.
 Odd Fellow 10 Meet
 A meeting of stephen Terry lodge. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will be held in the club rooms of thc ; order on Main street at 8 o'clock