New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

summer drew them down consider ably but recent rains have helped bring them 10 within a narrow mar gin ot their normal height.
 Bulls approved by the commis- sloners amounted to S10,3115S, of which $4,50O was for interest on bonds The department installed three new services and two relays during the month
 Under date of January l5 the chemists reported on the water sup ply as follows: The number of bacteria are quite low and no ob- locuonahle types were found in ten cubic cca'mctcr volumes or the water tested. The supply appears to he entirely satisfactory from a meteorological standpoint under existing conditions"
 Visit Hartford Tonight The members Of the Bristol club are scheduled 10 travel to Hartford ! tonight 10 be guests of the City club Of that place at an especially dcsig- mated spanish Night" A supper will be served at G:3O o'clock.
 There will be talks by several of i the Capital City's prominent men, which will be followed by the play 1 ing of whist, bridge setback and games Of pool.
 Funeral of William Swootc
 The funeral Of William SUoote of fl Curtiss avenue, forcstvile. was hold from his home at $50 o'clock this morning and from the Greek Catholic church in New Britain at 2 o'clock. Intcrmcnt vas in the Greek Catholic cemetery in the last named city.
 Embczzlcmcnt Case Continued
 The case Of William J, Fries. charged with embezzlcmcnt and is- suing q fraudulent check for S77.54. was continued until Saturday. Jan uary 2j, by Judge William ]. Ma
 lone in police court this morning.
 l'riess bonds were set at $500. He
 pleaded not guilty to the charges
 and requested the continuance.
 which was granted.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Warranty deeds filed at the office
 of the city clerk this morning re-
 corded the transfer Of property titles
 as follows: From Andrew Doty tc
 kensahige and Catherine Sate oi Pennington, land in the Maple.
 wood tract" on Concord street; and
 from Jacob Acorn to Joannie Nir. . ginia Leblanc, land on Pine street.
 Application for license John Thomas smith, a drill pres
 operator Of 251 Lawrence street Hartford. and Eleanor Doroth, n Porter. of 4 Walnut street, thi
 city. applied for marriage licens,
 at the office Of the city clerk thi morning.
 C Board to Hear Complaints c Tine members of the board of re [ lief will meet in the city hall build Il ing on Saturday, February ]. for th F purpose Of hearing any appeals tha C may be made from the cyaluatioI n Of the assessors. From to n o'clock in the aftcrnoon and wi e meet again by adjournment on Fri t day, February :, from until 1 ,f o'clock in the morning; on Friday e February fl, from II a. m. until q D. m. and on Thursday, Fcbruar d 20, from [ until o'clock in tn ot evening.
 d Meets Mcridcn There le The Bristol high school basketba or team will travel to Mcriden on IF oe day night, when it will oppose u CT high school quintet of that city
 a Central Connecticut Interschola on tic league game. The second squa' ct will mix in the preliminary conte d. at 7:%0 o'clock.
 At Sons Of St. George Meeting mt The regular meeting of Friendsh le lodge, No. 45S, American Order al the Sons of St. George, will be he De in stephen Terry hall on Mondt 1e evening at o'clock. The first mee lo ing in Terry hall, which is the ne H. home of the lodge, was very well a h. tended, but the committee antiC ne pates an even larger gathering Mo s. day. Howard Oumct. chairman r. the committee has requested the C tn operation of members and office IL to make the coming meetings su ilt ccsScs.
 10 Committees Appointed ut The committees for the minstr II show to be given by the West El 'r' Athletic club have been appoint m as follows:
 General committee: Rebel Carpe
 ter, chairman; William J. Malol Tt Mayor W. Raymond Crumb, Thom mt A. Tracy, Lester Sigourney. Willia by A. Hayes. AXcl Olson. Harry Ms 'ls trobone Lawrence Cahoon, Jan by King, William X. Garrett, Hen nc Combs. James Wilson. G,roN d. Schmidt, Leon Buskey, William cd Pi:clan. Joseph Coverty. Dewey G he pentcr, John Bachman and Nath
 Novccl.
 Ic- Ticket committed: Harry Mast, i1, hone. chairman; Grover schmidt a 'e- Lawrence Cahoon.
 Ills Publicity committee: William on Garrett chairman; Thomas nd Tracy, ]. M Stacker and Eolfo It. Rowe.
 he Music committee: William NJ ed phy. chairman; Raymond McF
 land and James King.
 at Rehearsal committee: Jan ast King. chairman; Rebel Carpent James Wilson and Lawrence
 hoon.
 It was announced at the rehe
 said held at the Boys club n night that no rehearsal would {;