New Britain herald., 1930-02-26
TAX COLLECTION
 PROCEEDS SLOWLY
Total Is S11,922 But Less Than
 Hali Have Paid
CHEST TOTAL IS S7S,157
Only Sl%.3G3 More NccGcd-Joscph
 II. DclIar> DIc~-N arnCr to Man
 age iirport-\CW Hotel sought by (. of C.-Games Postponed,

ny '. Ol t,-taulc~ ibNtnOncu According O compilations made at the office Of Tax Collector Francis E. Riley this morning, an aggregate Of $ll 929 has been collected at his office in personal taxes for the Year I92o. The ropor, shows that q total or 5.2G! persons have appeared at the office to pay their taxes The number Nr. Riley states, ia not half the total number Of taxpayers in Bristol There arc about l@.oUo per sons in tLis city who arc required to pay the S- fee. Those who fail 10 do so win hc assvssed fines of $l as tlcquirrd by sraie law. Monday, ] March ?. will afford the taxpayers their final opportunity to avoid hav- ing T fine levied upon them.
 The tax collectors office will be open on Saturday afternoon and .eveninE for the convenience of Bris- .toI residents
 II forced 10 issue warrants for the arrest Of delinquent taxpayers, not only the $i fine. but q total of $5.6u will bc assessed upon each one whc fails to "nay up" by Monday. Ap- proNjmafcly %5o warrants for 1928 dclinGucnts arc prepared to be sory. cd by the police
 Joseph II. DcNIar>
 Joseph II. DoAIars. 79. Of %o lin' com place. died al the Bristol hos, pital at 1 o'clock this morning aftel four months illness.
 He was born in Canada on Sep tomber 6. 1N5o. son of Joseph anC Mary DcMars. and spent the greater part Of his early life in his native country. He left there 90 years agt and came to this city to reside. Fo several wears he was employed a .thc Eaton Grain mill. then located on North Main street. Later he on tered tho employ of the New Dc parture MCr. co. and worked ther until he became inn four month , ago.
 Mir. Dollars is survived hy thro sons, Gcor=r and Joscpr DeMars 0 this city and Clyde DcMars of Clin ton, Mass: three daughters, Mir, Adam Xjeman. Mrs George Bran non and Mrs. William Cramcr. all 0 , this city: and If grandchildren. II , was a member Of the local Nest C Owls,
 , Tho funeral will bc hold from th | undertaking parlors Of James Dunn on Friday morning at 7:s o'clock and from St Annc's churc at o'clock Burial will hc in th family plot in St. Thomas ccmctcr,
 Drive Brings So,ii3
 YcStcrday's drive in the Srlstt , Community Chest ncttcd the fun . >g.f5, making total of S7S.1S | collected 10 date The canvasscl ! have two more days in which to co feet Si&.3G3. IL is expected that th " drive will go over the top by tc might.
 st. AnthonN'o Minstrcls
 The St. Anthony's minstrel shoy scheduled to take place at the hig school auditorium Monday night S o'clock will present some of tl finest talent in the city. Those WI l. are to take part include Ray Cal ; field of broadcastmg fame. Harl i Sersi. Clarence Yard, Jimmie Sal . tanelo and Dave McMahon. TT l. cndmcu will be Frank Sergio. Harl Fiorillo, Charles Bettua, Walt, - Rlatherwick, Al Montella and Lou Bassi .Ir. one of the featured sin; CTS of the production is Angie Rasulo. IL was announced today th Jimmie Roots yodelling quart would take part.
 West End Banquet Tonight
 The banquet for the players of q West End minstrel show will held at the social rooms Of the Cll 'Champlain tonigh, between il hours of and 1o o'clock. Dancin with music hy Carpenters Mclo' Masters. will begin at to o'clock. TT dauyc will be open to inc Gcncr public
 Airport Manager Named
 Ii Was announced hy President Ernest Andrew. Of the Chamber Commerce at the annual hanqu
 last night that I Gordon Warn
 had been appointed manager Of ,
 recently incorporated Bristol A
 port, Inc. Andrew stated that <
 East Bristol airport, which will
 called Stephenson field, will
 ready for use near the end of nt
 month.
 II was also announced at the ba |, uuet that the chamber advocaf the forming of a Bristol Wome
 club and of a dramatic organi. = ton. Other things favored WI zcning systems and bus transpor