New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 13

ive re- hi er. e e D TEe e R ePeeesRReRRe RRTetIereeesotseesetserrsreseseseersert SHTTTTTLTILILITLIIIILILLLLLOLONG 2L 1220300011308 SSI8IIERREILIIELLEIONIOSILLLIRELEIITONIS: e e re OO OO eRRe PR E O RO P OO RReLOLERRILIIEIILLLLLLS: Tasperserererer Second Section 'NEW BRITAIN HERALD [=++] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927. NEWINGTON NOTES POPULATION GAIN Residents Now Estimated at Be—[ tween 4,500 and 5,000 | | The population of the town of Newington has increased to an esti- mated total of the past year, almost 5,000 during ccording to the per- | sonal tax and school enumerations which wi mpleted yest by | Arthur O. A of Elm Hill. appointed man James C. Gi pointed school enumerator school board. The total number ot names on the personal tax list is 2,043, of which there are 320 excmpt, leaving 1, residents who are liable to the per- sonal tax. This constitutes an in- crease of more than 200 during the past year and about 500 for the | past two years. Mr. Ames' report of | the school enumeration shows a total of 1,120. This is only a small gain | over the t last year which was 1,0 It is est d that the populs of Newington is now between 4, and 5,000, or a gain of about 500 during the past year. These figures are arrived at through the total on both enumerations which is 3,168, This gives a known fig e and the | remainder must be estimated. To | this total is added children who do not attend school and residents who are over 60 years of age and there- fore not liable for a pereonal tax. This increase in the population of the fown is not surprising becau during the past year there have been | several land developments in varions parts of the towr 'he houses which | were erected on these tracts were | taken in the main by people from other fowns. Building Inspector Dwight M. Chicheste report in the annual town report showed that the total of buildi erected within the had reached a very respectable figure, Hardening Hawley Street First Slectman James C. Gilbert men working on the rdening of Hawl s far as Edmond strest. An appropriation for this work was included in 1} which was approved by th board. The work will be compl in about two weeks if favorable weather holds out. Garden Club Mecting A meeting of the Newington Gard- en club will be held at the home of 2. W. Bell at the Center Thurs- afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs 1 T. Wells will give a read- n the town year irange Masquerade A poverty social and masquerade | were given by the Grange last night n the Grange hall. The committes in . Erwin, Mrs. Arthur Prescher, Charles L. Andrus, Arthur Rowland, | Mrs Clara Honchell, Mrs. V. L. Eddy, | Mrs. Minnie 8. Walsh, Mr. and M Herbert .. Welch, Mrs, Nel Mre. Louise Parker, Mr liott, Mrs. Mary A. Hayes, Mr Mrs. Roger Schmidt, and Dr, Mrs. I'rank Zwick. and and MOTHER FROWNS 0N DAUGHTER IN FILWS Refuses to Let Her Take Am‘ac-% tive Position ? | Portland, Ore., Nov. 1. (F—TFound | -—A mothe who declined to Jet her da r accept an HV(['ZAC:\‘P; motion picture contract. | Irs, E. wife of the sistant superintendent of Port- | nd schools came to the difficult decision only, after wrestling with the problem for two days. In that time she did nothing but attend movie shows. Then she ent telegram to Miss Caroline Whitney | adverse to the daughter's becom- ing a screen star and the reply came, “0. K. Beautifully busted. Love and kisses—Caroline.” | Miss Whitney won a screen beauty contest. For two weeks was feted at Hollywood before her mother made up her mind that she preferred her daughter to finis her education rather than to try | for possible fame and wealth be- | fore the camera. | Addressing an audicnce of wo- | in Portland, Mrs. Whitney re- | vealed how she had reached her decision: “It is casy enough to s never would let my daughter go in- 10 the movies,’ but 1 want to eIl | you you would think of many | things if the opportunity actually | came—for instance, the wealth, Perhaps (her re mo more temptations in this than in other work. 1If a daughter has had the proper backgroud, she's not going to fall among the wrong compan- ion a rule, “But when this offer came, and 1 had to help to decide, T spent two days in going to the 1 have nmever been much of a movie-goer, but for two days I didn’t do much else. Of course the heroine always was rescued from harm, and the moral was gcod— Lut T couldn’t vision my daughter taking such parts in some of those scenes,” Miss her studies Southern C movies. Whitney has returned to at the University of | lifornia. WOOLLY LAWNMOWERS GO Lewiston, Mont, Nov., 1. (P— Shearing the lawn by letting a band of sheep graze over it may be all right In the east, but here it has de- | veloped into an expensive procedure. | Gray wolves recently carried off | three of a bunch of sheep grazing | on the municipal golf course. > One Hundred Dozen Children’s Sport Hose A new shipment of “5-length Sport Hose. Smart Fall patterns and colorings. Mostly half dollar values. — For Wednes- day Only ... 25C Specials for Wednesday Women'’s Flannelette Gowns Selling Tomorrow at Sheer-On—Winner and Nightingale Women’s Hose Some are pure thread, others are rayon silks, in it value at one-half all colors, A price. Wednesday, pair . Men’s Twill Flannel Shirts Grey and khaki twill. 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