New Britain herald., 1930-04-11
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 Dutton Imprcsses Gathering
 Attorney Joseph F. Dutton, for mer mayor of this city, impressed 2 large gathering of men with an ad- dress at a meeting of the members and guests of the Welch Ho se of Forestvillc in Bremen 5 hall last evening. The subject of the attorneys talk was Knocking Around the World" He spoke Of his extensive travels throughout the universe, stressing several points of interest, such as India and Japan. He inserted many witty stories in his address that pleased the gather ing.
 Foreman Joseph l.. Murray of the Welch company was chairmal of the meeting. Other speakers in u oduced during the evening, besides Attorney Dutton, were Chief John II. Hayes, John Roberts. secretary of the board of fire commissioners and first assistant engineer, Maj thew Mccormack. The soloists of the evening were James Donohuc. Arthur Philips. Paul McCarthr, Thomas Stead. James Critchley, Dean Hotchkiss.
 Following the entertainment and lecture refreshments and smokes were distributed
 College Boys Home
 Many local students at the vari- ous colleges or universities ar4 home for the Easter vacation. Wi!- liam O'Connor track star Of Man. hattan college, is one Of those SO journine at his home
 Warranty Deed Filed
 An undivided onc-half interest ;n land on Bradley street has been transferred from Arthur M. Cheney to Harry J. Landry, according to L warranty deed filed at the city clerks office this morning.
 Brcault to Build Home
 A building permit was issued b% Supcrintendents of Public Works Oscar Anderson. 10 Harvey J. ETcault of West street this morning 10 build q seven room house on Icrshing street for Arthur Norton at q cost of $6,o0Q.
 A second permit was issued to Cosmo Vacca of Tcrryvllc road 10 remodel a house at that address for himself at cost of S1,500. To Provide Cold Water Mayor W. Raymond Crumb sign co q contract yesterday for the in- stallation of an electric cooling sys- | tenn for the fountain maintained u4' the city at the entrance to the rail- road depot on Main street. Tho Bristil Electric Co installed a cool CT of a similar type in police hcai- 1 quarters yesterday. The water ot both fountains was formerly chilled by ice.
 Expect Drop in Figure According 10 state cnumerato operating in this city a decrease in population is anticipated because O. | the discovery of great number or unoccupied tcnements. City emu l iiltl dJOiS recently paced lltC pUpu- lation figure at 50,f45. II is b. 1 lcVcd that he number will be low cred by at least 2,000.
 Enumerators have reported thdt there is very little difficulty ,n l Bristol in obtaining the required in | formation. The census takers state that a radio is found in almost every home,
 Knowles to Explain Plan Morris Knowles, Inc. of Pitts bursh, Pa, will send a rcprcscn- tutivc to q meeting of the city plaG- ming commission 10 be held in th< council chamber at 7:%0 o'clock to. night 10 explain zoninc plans in de tail. The representative to attcn. the conference has inspected Brls' tol and. according to local officials is familiar with it's needs. He wi. present plan for the approval Gi the commission