New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1929, Page 9

First Move to Cut Assessments Brought Before Common Council In Form of Petition For Survey;MOTHER REPORTS 3 BOYS | MISSING SINCE TUESDAY Ms. Delia J. Akeley Plans Ex S | pedition to Congo i Ji v y | |shoe was pulled off and she was thrown to the ground. When ques- d by Ingalls the girl said that | I she was not hurt and started for her home Property Owners’ Association Asks for Appointment | of Committee of 10 to Study Possibility of Tax Relief—Cites Decline in Property Values. i | Distracted Franklin Strect Woman Asks Police to Help Find York, Sept. 19 (UP)—Back- the king of the Belgia . Akeley, first wife of ' Whether they have started down | late Carl Akeley, noted explorer, the royal road to romance, or &0ing into the heart of the Belgian | they ars just sleeping un- | Congo to live for a year among the » front veranda, as so many | Pigmies and bring back to civilized | w Britain children do, remains a | Youngsters some of ames play- | v, but Mrs. Daosin, 60 Frank- | ed by the diminutive black chil street, has three hoys who have | dron » Tuesday noon Mrs. Her Children The Citizens Property O Bl ciation made its promiscd drive | to cffect reduction in property as- | essments at the of thel “Vinc ommon council when, in| matter immediate attention. Respectiully submitted, zned ) t Dobrowolski n President, t heen home Akeley’s expedition, which Patsy 12 \d Richard 7, | Will be both cthnological and socio- : on will hold a_ sixth | &re the thr sthers who are miss- | 10gical, is for the Brookiyn Museum T Gl s e e, New \ police officers | and the Brooklyn Children's Mu- e Hall S at vt t night w od 1o cooperate Seum | e netefn | in @ search fo Bt On former journeys into the Bel- gian Congo, Mrs children's games interesting and de- manding cleverness and skill. These she believes can be adapted to the | ds of American children. Hence | will make a special study of my customs and modes of liv- with particular regard to the chairm Akeley found the o His Honor, the Mayor, and |SPeakers will Smolak, t Dobrowolski ociation, and Be presiding WHICHONE MAY RETIRE T'wo-Year-Old Star of Harry Payne the Common Council of the City of |JoI Britain Vir 1e undersigned beg leave to pe- | ! your honorable hody: To | Witz © mayor appoint a commit- B o HEN SHE HITS TRUCK ¢ is 1o be made up Whitney Stable Has Been Shipped | ! upbringing of children, to Farm At Brookdale. | B | KAYO ~(U'P’)—Har- . N. Y., middl 19 (P—Which- y stable, is to 1 for e se tived from James Row Jr Rese Orzak, 11, of Catot Street Is- cked out capes Injury Although trainer has announced Grove ¢ York in the first round wer of the futurity and the 1 i . Kaoched o Ground toga special was shipped to 0 Lrotnd houyatithe ] A |farm at Brookdale, N. J., yesterday ol he was knocked to the | gjong with ten stablemates. 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