New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

CTS of the avenue, who were reprei sented by Attorney Frederick W Beach of Mink and Beach, objecting | to the construction of sewers was dsregarded when it was found that payments on the inn proyement would not become pay able until February of next year The reason given by residents foI objection was the industrial de. Pression.
 The ordinance committee was or 1 dered by the council to investigate the legality of plan whereby small taxpayers would be assisted by split ting the payments into two or more lnstallnents. Councilman Thomas 4. Tracy, advocate and instigator of the plan, said that the proposal, if utilized. would work out to the ad- vantage. of the small taxpayer. Ii was recommended that not only the general city but also the school tav be included,
 Band Gives Concert
 The New Departure band direct ed by Ernest A. Becker. gave con, cert before an assemblage Of about 2.00Q persons at the Federal HIfi green last night Robert J Me Farland, Edward Noon and Peter Cote, were the soloists of the eve ming. It was announced that tho next concert would be held on the green on Tuesday evening, August .12.
 Boy Reported Missing
 Joseph NerCier Of l52 South street reported to the police yester- day afternoon that his 16-year-oli son, Harris, has been missing from home since Friday night when hc was last seen with a pet white and black bird dog in his company. He knew no reason for his sons sud den departure
 Boy Bruised When Struck
 Leo Soucy of 152 Park street VAS slightly bruised when he was struck by an automobile operated by L. C. Oliver of IT Ruskin street, Spring, field, Mass. on Park street as the latter was proceeding in a. westerly direction early yesterday afternoon. The boy was taken to the Bristol hospital, where it was found that his injuries were slight and he was released. Oliver was told by po- lice that he would be summoned if ever he was wanted.
 Final Production
 The Farmers Wife" now heing presented by the Manhattan Reper- tory the2ter company at the Com munity theater, is the final play Of the season, according to an an nouncement made yesterday. The company's players will make their last bow Saturday night. The the ater company will be disbanded after the final performance but the colony will remain for three more weeks. During the week of August IS, one-act plays will be presented at the Old Town hall.
 Marking Fire Station
 Complaints have been entered at police headquarters that boys have marked the walls of the new Ter lyville avenue fire station with chalk. The police are investigating.
 CnAuttqua opens
 The 31st assembly of the Connec- ucut Chautaqua assembly opened at the Forestville camp grounds yester- day morning with devotional serv- ices at 8:15 o'clock and will continue through the remainder of the week. Featured in each mornings program will be dramatic expression at c clock. a pure food demonstration at $50 o'clock. a children's hour at lc o'clock and a Bible hour at II o'clock. The afternoon and evening will be taken up with lectures, en- tertainment and interpretive art At , o'clock yesterday afternoon Roy C. SCafe spoke on The Eye of the Audience.' Italiana Redeemed'' was the subject Of a talk made by Mrs. A. B. Strickland at o'clock last evening
 Mrs. Strickland, who composed her own stories presented dram atic costume recital, Hannah of the at o'clock this after noon. A motion picture will be shown at s o'clock this evening.
 Marriage Announced
 Announcement of the marriage Of Miss Ruth l. Bradshaw of Prospect
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