New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
Bristol News
ELkS OBSERVE
 FLAG DAY 7ONIGHT
Judge Donovan to Review His
 tory Of National Banner
TWO INVENTORIES FILED

Appraisers Complete Work-Police Deny Veterans Complaints-To Dedicate German Lutheran Church Organ-Note-
 Bristol lodge B P 0 l. will observe Flag Day n is usual man ner this evening with q program Of patriotic exercises in its hall a 5 o'clock. For the eighth year in sue cession. Judge Joseph NJ Donovan will review the history Of inc flag. Superintendent Of Schools Karl 4. ReicHe will make flaw remarks, Ray Garfield will sing, and Hiss Azila Hebert will recite
 On Monday night at o'clocE c 4 Hadsell camp No q. |. s W. V. will hold Flag Day exercises st its headquarters There will he special services. preceded by q business meeting at which important busl- ness will he transacted.
 Inventories Filed
 The inventory of the estate of The late Anna ForeHch has been filed hy Appraisers Thomas A Tracy and John Mulr and is valued at 215,- .r..5-
 The ez-ate Of the late Katherine V. Lynch iz valued at S2.66933 by Appraisers William J. Tracy and Hilary Dr.scoL who have filed their Inventory Of #
 Building Permits
 Building permits were izued today -o the following
 To F. W Myers 'o alter house at 1t6 Woodland street for himself. q an cstimc'ed cost Of S36o.
 To T. ". Myers. to enclose 2 porch for F.. B Curtis of T Mer- .;iman ctree. a- 2 cost estimated at S266.
 To Frank Sakomski Of 4 Williams street 10 alter building at 51 Trv- la~ street a q cost of 550.
 To Tex Roofing Co 10 rAroof q house for Mrs. D. A Weiner of g Landry street at a cost of $40
 To Clyde Wornell Of Brook street 'o build five chicken GOODS ar m es- tl,na.ed cost Of S1.000
 Cases Are Nollcd
 The case Of Robert Sherman of Ncw Britain. charged with violation Of the rules of the road. was nolled upon payment Of costs Of s 05 this morning The action ras taken on 'recommendauon Of Assistant Pros ecutor |. ]. Quinlar.
 The case of Adelbert Wamboldt ot Henry street, held for breach of the peace. was liI5ewise nolled upon payment Of costs.
 Vets Assertion Denied
 ChicS Of Police Ernest T. Belden 7hen approached las- night anc questioned concerning the circuIa. ton Of reports that ex-servicemer were forcad 10 pay fees for peddIars l licenses in Bristol and. in other cases. were refused licenses 10 ped de, emphaticaIly denied the report ,avinE that the department has never refused 10 issue licenses ta . X-servicemen.'
 Chief Belden thought f possible that the reports were confussd junk dealers really being the cause ot all the trouble He explained that junk dealers were in q ceparat- class and mus. be investigated be- fore licenses are given 10 them.
 Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy a' work at the police desk throughou, the day remarked yesterday that q, laast 50 per cent of the licenses .s- sued in Bristol were 10 eX-service- mon and displayed stubs 70 substan. t.a,a his statement. the slips read. ing "eX~serTicnuan. no fee" r r-as tho serceanc's beuef also that ped 5lars had been confused with junk dealers.
 These reports were brought about following the receipt of complaints a- the attorney generals office 1T Hartford from the ex-aerviceme7 The names Of Bristol and Norwich "are mentioned in these complaints
 To Dedicate Orea-,
 Herber- Bruanine of New York cltv, q noted orsanis., will play the organ which r.as installed at the German Lutheran church recently tomorrow morning a- especially ar. ranged services Tha organ. u7de! . process Of construction for oevara weeks. is Of the three manual type of modern design.
 Rev George Meyer. rssto- ot thr church. will he in charge ot The eervSes >fr. Bruenins will render several numbers ar ' o'clock tomor. TOW evening when q rocita. will hc presented
 X class of I. pupils ojl no grad. ua-ed iron flo German Lutheran school on Sunday evorlne. June 21 a : o'clock Arraneeme1ts tor grad. uato7 eXsrcsses are tncompists
 Trayelinc on Two Wheels 1 Nr and Mrs Joseph Kellogg O.