New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ATURDAY, MARCH §& 1930. 7 Berlin News | BOARD OF RELIEF LOPS OFF $20,000 Final Total of Grand List Now, Stands at $8,08.120 | RESIGNATION 1§ TABLE‘ | Ask Emil Shjer- | | den to Reconsider Action—Church | school Board May Notices—Underpass Flooded Again | —Funeral of George Griffith. | The board of relief completed its | work yesterday and announced that | jts reductions this year would bej 0.000. According o Chairman| Max Sugenhime, this is the lowest total in the past four years. To- gether with additions of $625, the| total reductions this year will L $19,375, bringing the total of the grand list down to $8,025,122. f The board of relicf started work | almost a month ago, and for a lime it appeared that there would be very | few who cared to appeal from the| assessors’ valuations. During the first several meetings of the board| not over 15 townspcople asked for| reductions. The total number ap-| aling to the board this year. how- | ever, was very nearly equal to that of last year, about forty. The three| members of the board of relief, Max Sugenhime, Charles Hawkins and J.ouis Goodrich. made personal ap- | praisals of the properties under| wuestion and finally agreed on the amount of relief to he granted How trying the work of the board | of relief is may be brought out by one instance of its difticulties. In| several cases persons have been as- | segeed certain amounts but due to the fact that they are war \'wlwrm\x‘i they arc entitled to reductions. In| some cases the reductions are great- | er than the assessments and the fig urcs do not halance until a check- up is made to find the discrepancy “This necessitates going through the lists again to find the mistake a check up on it. Jollowing the report of the hoard| of relief, the finance board will meei in a session and lay the tax rate for the coming year. As there have been no outstanding needs for cither operating expenses or other pur- poses, it is thought that a tax rate similar to last year's, about 16 mills, will prevail this year. An addition al tax rate may be levied providing the school committee and the towns- people can agree on proposed ex- penditures for a new school. i Resignation is Tabled At a meeting of the school board last night the letter of resignation | of E. O. Shjerden, made public sev- eral days ago, was presented to the board by Chairman Daniel Malar- ney. No action on the resignatioa was taken but the matter was tabled until the next meeting Thursday night, when a special meeting will be held to act on it. It was learned | today that efforts may be made to| have Mr. Shjerden reconsider his action of the past week and it is| hoped by members of the hoard that he will remain them At the meeting to he held Thurs day night other plans for the relief of the congestion in the schools discussed. school | with will Le Card Game Postponed bridge party sponsorcd the Berlin Men's Bible class will no he held this evening as was an- peunced carlisr, The committee charge of the party has announced | hat the party will take place in the | Berlin Congregational church rooms "The hy | | on Monday | bac | roads | George | noon {o'clock: | ship service 7:30 o'clock. theme, | complishing ITmpossibilities.” [ board of the church will meet & | Morning service 10:45 o'clock. Rev. | will meet at 6:4 and misses’ sizes. SCCODd F lOOl’ evening. Much inter is being shown by members of t Bible class and other town residenis in these partizs the first of whica vas held last Saturday evening. procceds are to be used for decoration of the Sunds rooms and othcr chureh. New Britainites to Be Guests The officers comprising the ca inct of the New Britain group - Ip“m'll\ League will visit the ngton league at Sunday n|n;: devotional exercises in Kensington Methodist church {morrow. “There will he a social 6 o'clock preceding the rezular ser ice. . A cordial invitation is extend:1| to the commuaity to attend gathering. 9 o'cle I'ou Th~ | have the ro-|school xchool in repairs Consta dows | " | eral b Ken- [and its eve- | up. el i at the held | o'cloct | progra { ration heen to- at this Underpass Flooded The heavy rains of the night and | [the early morning flooded the rait- read underpass in Kensinzton to such an extent that for a time traffic was re-roured through road. No accidents ported during the process routing. and although back have been in bad shape for the past few weeks no one apparent- v was stuck in the mud. A officer was stationed at th pas for the greater part morning. | whi Th ductec en of moncy work The were of re- the meetir traftic |'W. H. under- of the| Caroly Funeral of Geurge ( Funeral services for the S. Geriffith of Peck strewt, | 2ot Kensington. who died at his home | 1 o on Thursday will be held from b | o late home at 1:30 o'clock this aftec- | iy The body will be taken 1) | Cepenhagen, New York, where in- terment will be mad Kensington M. E. Church Sunday, 10 a. m. Sunday school classes for all didiaeeyited | 2 iffith late ] pewal be ages Morning worship service at 10: AR e vic Lpworth League devotional meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evening wor- | *Ac- Monday. § p. m.. the official the parsonage. Wednesd, en's Hom mect at the Tryon Thursday. 7 prayer meeting home of Nr liams. I'riday, 7:30 p, meet for rehearsal Kensington Congregational Church Sunday, 10:43 a. m.. the service will be held with Ver- | non L. Phillips officiating. Sunday | school will be held at 12 o'clock and Will be in charge of the superintend- | ent. | Berlin Congregational Church Sunday, 10 a. m,, the Older Boys' class will meet in the church room. me.. the rocicty Mrz. Wom- will George T Missionory home of 50 p. m will b and M held R. A at the Wil- | m., will | the choir morning | The be §. A. Fiske will officiate. The junior | choir of the church will sing. | St. Paul's Church Mass will be celebrated at § at 10 a. m. tomorrow by Rev. C. Brennan. He will be a Rev. Willlam Casey of Hartford Sunday cchool will meet in the church following the 10 o'clock mass and will be in charge of the super- intendent. East Berlin Items Morning worship at the Mcthodist church will be held at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. L. L. Adkins will take for his subject, “Birds that Prey.” Sunds school will meet at 12 o'clock. 1 Intermediate and Epworth le o'clock. Boy night will be obzerved at the ~rvice, an invitation having | tended to all scouts fo attend sive a description of the work that | The doing. Ttev. L. 15 Adkins will ring w solo, “Sons of Amecrica. The morning at St Ga- bricl’s Episcopal church will he held at 11 oclock. The meeting of the Sunday school will be held at 10 and John sted by he sues Scout evening | n ex- | and | service o'clock Mass will he celebrated a acred Heart church at 9 a'clock the | Rev. J. C. Brennan. The meeting of | the Sunday school will follow. ‘ Sessions at will be resumed Monday !investigation of replacement - | of heavy the over to the auth evening church months, Mississippi went of Tupclo, Miss. Telephone Service Free of Charge — Call “Enterprise 1200” Attractive Print Silk Frocks Youthful, Gay and Becoming Get into a freshly gay printed frock from moring 'til night and you will be smartly dressed. Showing print frocks in an infinite variety with smart skirts, novel sleeves and effective new necklines. Women's the Hubbard r large plat been breken at during the is being John 1" glass 1he past few days. le Lewis. The for the hroken high as the g and quite larg seen about the been ics 10 be ¢ is rather plat 0y's Wer s names have rider will b weekly Sacred Heart < Monday cvening am will b of Meride gularly night The, in charge of vien attending elub hridze 1 yesterday by the the organization about §10 being will be uced to of the 4-1 club, Wesleyans will meet 1t 8 o'clock in th social room for a social. M. will hosts 4-11 Whist you was a realized. further and Payne ng be evening Miss Nedra Lawrence and n Read spent the day Britain ‘ Plans way and for drum under fify are the The during of ies. and will the Rehe spring rsals a few week Mississippi Beauty Associated title at the to duri at school auty school morning at windows Hubbard conducted school turned observed whist and social to b church at entirg a dele- s | oftic: s who hi the con-| The Vo~ The I Monday Methodist business and Mrs. for the Miss in New the corps corps is in great de- sum- start Press Photo University of Elizabeth Capps 2 Mardi G Plamvtlle News | Gounod. sermon theme tion of Rcligion. \('1”‘ People’s meeting 6 “The Fur Congregatior STATE High School I'uneral of ) —Annual Busine Scouts—Other Mrs. El idow of dicd her home treet last illness of born country w resided in of her lif members of Saviour. known friends She is s evening ight gland and Faton, steg LZaton N stepdauzht Funcral services Monday afternoon from her late E. Fryc pastor o Our Saviour. will be West State st imes Mrs, will be in I'he polict \in Plainville ihi pai violators of result tha s Were arn aigned in morning Two statc selves near ilroad crossing terday afternoon both dircc officers of e T driv and the unfortunate license censes without of the motor laws in many The ofticers tor Charles I wade a number T o'clock. It the sta not police d These campaigns the motor conducted by over the rtate at with the ists more ‘L Scouts At the he win- s s ini Girl Scouts rs suing ¥ follows ¢ |vice pi were sident . Olive Priccilla followins et I'r stars for perfec year Marg t Durant Eleanor Palin, Loui Helen 1Foran Price, Florence and Patti following attendance Alma Schiebl Bartlett nith. Price three On Monday Girl Scouts will to help the in their McelLeod The cent stars: anor Mario; Olive for years' troop wor sad Morning w Mh Morning m Robert in UNOCTHIS News — EATU and in MON Clar: in ‘The SATUF RS, GEORGEEATOY -+ CALLED BY DEATH West Main Slreet Woman Spent Host of Lile Here POLICE Team ltems. small Plainville and was one of the Church Mrs. I had a vived by ons, hom« tive arted a vesterday motor vehicle luws Police the drivers drivers wer Ot reported Conlon tha ined at their part ned here vehicle the st ntion o careful and Receive 1l busine held ident Ll McLeod zirls attendance Dergen. Lindaui Arline Boliver Richmond, ith. rior. Virginia zirls 1 and Bartlett, Florence received registr for 20 Girl Sco; orship at IS COLLEGE > wrzan — Collogians SUNDAY Lewis Stone, Belle Bennett Norma Sheares STHEIR OWN Lois Moran Joscph Wagstaft in A SONG O KENTUCKY® Continuous 3 . TUES.—MAT. Bow DAY NIGHT KID' Talking Victorious — Blanche Sanford ™ 1on 20 We came 10 1 son Williar aton; ofticiate, town 10 o'clock officers st M o'cloc stopped by arrests. station known ment wi against laws ious per King moto. - s meeting o Thursday oy - | ning in the high school gymnasiun clected for 1iior and receiv Lois J hrec of 21 Church 10:45 “Lovely Talking Elliott Nugent aad Montgomery DESIRE™ and | ev. J. Roy Wilkerson will be Ul The afternoon s in the Wng group W perish house on Thur 5 poam. The eveni » will mect at the Brastow, Norih on Thursday cveni The sewing ings will be Public Health Nur hon zton 1130 o'clock i e ey Plainville sociation. Baptist Church Morning worship at ~v~:mun by the pasyor ACTWE Kendrick. The junior ziven by Misa Charlotte The jun “This 1s My Father's hle rchool & S tre don« for 11 ing Rev. Dr. talk will @ P choir will World.” ¥ Lvenin 'eopl Vhy K vick ior m vic Youn Feen ng of Girl o Christ « and hold a dm flome of n Johnson \\anoltl ue on Thurzday 2 a 11 ionary circle cting M av W, I t Main lingering | o'clock was A this prayer me Thured Chure! nin 43 o'clock. of Our savious irch school at 10 a with Hildren v. Lincolr . mi. Mornin mon at 11 o'cloc \Wednesday raornin bra hol Mhursday evening 5 praver with e Seymour. | Morriz, reetor held on |y Wethersficld 30 oclock | s Lincoln | ; | Moming Church Burial | child 1y olde Ch wreh m. Joni host 1 o'clog 1ion I o'cloc rmon Louis G i and a on o e v Ol worship at. 1t srnon th “The Home.” Church school o % 13 o'cloc | ne | evening ir the sermon sories on * Interest theme, will be t Jericho and the Wa dien Who ni- g Poin Along mon number Sa will on | Tey AL . T n Church Preaching by Rev. A. A, Perry . thenic Crowded W Church court | oned them- | ! The in street | © AR e T ing in Rev, The Open Door. Plainyille M. E, Church Morning worship at 10:45 o'cloc vmon by Itev hur A. Bi The choir will sing f.ord Thou Hast Place,” by 12 o'clock m. By The Hymn will union inz b My theme forced sor to e cases found to b violations discovered | Roberts. Epworth leag ning will Ashiord, “Come Unio to Proseci- they ool at bad |at 6 p. Th until long o'clock chg i | ning by how quarict sing rnal Me ainment including The Rector, orth evening at a on will be give on violator are beiny leagn $ o'clock. I'ray n Thursd police . io = on ay o'clock Aid socicty sonage on Wedne 30 o'clock Catholic Church Masses will be celebrated the 10 o'clock tomorrow morning are reh of Our Lady of Merey ie Smit day s at 9 o'clock idin Ladi the par. 100n at The will S on 1001 wiil mect ¥ s Bar A St Patrick's ind danee will be given Plainvi enefit e Th schocl church, ived goll | for 0 {he or Christin Hel Slater, | of Olive | age Prisciiia | a First me N. Par bankrupt proprictor. held t the office of Saul Derman, tates referee in bankruptey Ldward W. Furrey of was avpointed trustee R 145.60 Hearvinz {0 1 the e first Adrizn ting of el was yesto ve a 90 per a silver cobs, Widg Saric Sherift ville creditors to he $1, by nd the liabilities $1 Funeral of Funeral Sanford. wif Broad street, who died Thursday L grou the Bristol hospital. will be held 1thington fafternoon at 2:30 o'clock at that town | funeral of W, Bailey incoln E. T'rye. rector Our Saviour, Burial will e ry. Meriden Military Whist ey whist s. Sanford arvices for M of Howard a gold bhar tion with ye ) ¢l parlors Rev. I Church of Co. the ficiate, Grove will o o'cloct Appea cemet Public A public tiven by the Martha lon Monday cvening Refreshments he games. High School Wins Showing great o Do the fast traveling Plaiygville 1 school quintet swamped 1 Terryville High under ] the local sym mi will Ttebekah lod in Grange will be ved five 3 score in — Taxi and Livery Service SEVEN PASSENGER SEDAN For BHire The Gridley Garage % 87 WHITING ST. THONL | Plainville MON. 165 || OPEN 1'ROM 7 a. m. to 12 1. m. by the withy Iithe Terryville defen; 10:43 ocloc': com- atissy be held o Christian | 1. ivening worship at 7 o'clock. The coul all, Been Our unday Wednes- meet lay ait- ind 1he - minstrel entertain- £ the creditors gar- rday United Deputy Plain- the assets were declared Blanche santord of at his the | 7 & sl hal of in Wainut ninz. The Terryville team 1l with a zre natch for axregation, Lrilliant locals vhistle an the The the opening ne with shor resulted in casy Conch skets, om Caulfield into the xa tutes kept up the g sity men. Terryville 1 tinction sational of having forced ol Hizh 1 came belor i night's ccond victory over summary Plainville 1 oni- el Hibbard, 1 Tereyville S0 ville Nixon In the preliminary | Plainville “Y* crept place in { trouncing Wapping |gation, 33 to 19. The comp! mary o ¢ can be the sporting p. In Court A number of raigned 1o theft. They vere g tion with 1 robberies sand pit Minstrel Show The minstrel der the o5 of the ( Qur Lac Merey school auditorium cvening is windis ind Direetor A, | pressed himself today a satisfied that Plainvil ment lovers were in that evening A rehearsal will | chureh hall tomorrow L final dress rehea school on sday Augustine Hennessey tor, reports that the sale is most encouraging be filled tim Today boys W Almost show to be nest up its v 1sen er sal ar even wditorium on Thursday cvening. that, contrary to He the Dancing will be folloving the Bowling Scores Trambulls mbrello 4 us to repeat show the gvm « s Carlson Griffin | Whitr Wilcox Hird | carucei | Murphy CARD nd friends. nei or incer ors and kind hedl and iliness and dea v husbind MRS my during ti LENA T Authorities « 1,000 n vid timate 500 dwellings inity of To Franc stroyed an of | Herana 15,000 circulation herd to beat Classified Ady is a cor (1 eetcna 1 CAN GET Your 006G FROM PATSY FITTS AN’ IT. WONT CosT YoU A CENT, S&Y+TUAT \WNoULD Be SWELL IF T Thens JlGGERS THERS SUE COMES l\O\N- GET HER TALKIN' Y'BETTER THINK THAT PROPOSITION ONER AGAIN, PATSY=TLL OWE You FOR W DoG !! — AOT ME ONT reputation but was no ook “Th work of as im name wa Terryville, ted in connec- at Quinn’'s the Banks nd expects the report arrangements have at a th PALMER ame here | Plainville the lead d pierced MAYFINALLY NAME e EXTRA POLICEMEN . Disciplinary Action Monday . Night Also Reported Likely | - GAS' STATION 1S ENTERED . put two o substi the ken- into en 5 defeat- s Plain- Cooked Tur lows Ini; Honors Veteran—rsallies” Al the m lice commis council ¢h building on o'clock i waited app trolr o cded in murder ard es of up oy county “Y" leag oy ctent sion from 1 found on | "y he |two hour the other the west It is cxpe il Ready given un- hurch or high Thursda ehearsal: in the street, will |board at it was installe for a 90 proved contract wi position 10 system will pected. At city council the high |Tracy voice ng. Rew. [when the pr tant 1 m ope: 2t -d s catirely by entertain- treat on noon an-d pas- [ nals was of tickcts | that th loutrizh capacity | also sard A bout lice station been had entered lates ' station on njoyed in [ yille at several Joav pound turk bheen cookec ner. Upon Serzeant D) {covered tion had window associ mar school oD Mon 1 program ng 2 man, will 1 { pal J. Erncst Wallace Ba tol Chambe mittee | Breaudeur, he; Banquet For Scouts The annu Scouts of America of this city take place rooms on Laurel street at 7 Wednesday | program of tertainment First The firet lodge. 1. O ks do| hopmat sympatl'; th of my i roous izht. Follo licious oy i auiem was ¢ T. Perrault panish-American war. The buria sell camp erans. was Taps were national gu. fired hy cased. T seph I Iiruno Brov Old Timere' An old tir os the “Old ziven b srange in R ad and in floods my Moissac, | gaged to fu Large Nearly $1 ising plus by mbination [its work | obtained desired to Accorded is cxpected tha de. ltegulars are sald the op on nvernumerary for recently acquired signal ation at Memoriz Cas Station Entered complaint was some time and had stolen fo that e heen g open Parent-Teacher A mecting seho0l speaker of the Andrew, a large class of candidates United Spanish War vet 5 with full military honor Strup ning of Mar, Spring’s orchestra du Jr,a amoun Valentine, The nounced this morn- procured is much Bristol News .o i o mon in the same length of time, it is re- ported, and indications point to the Irive's su meral of Mrs. Flint . 1della Flint of t Washington street, Iorestville, will be held frem the Asbury M. E. churcih at 2 o'clack this afternoon The Rev. William I, Davis will con | duct the sers chureh, and Torestvill: interment will be metery in the Boys" Club Battle Boy club basketball Haven and Briatol will meet local asium tonight at T o'clock. A team of players selected from the 1 ague-leading Dixies of the City 1 sill repre: the local organiza The second squads will pair off i 1e preliminary contest Funds Getting Smail It was announced the special appropriation of $10,006 recently mde by the city council was exhausted, and it is expected who have been employed the city doiny all sorts of work will goon have wo be laid off. Host to Champlainers Bristol glub will play host to bers ve Ciub Cham- Tht 4 ot the form- rooms on North Main ard. pool. ond billiard teur- naments il be ~ed Driver incd Heavily Lo iz city, chargel ith opcarting a motor vehicle whil under the of liquor, was and costs in police court {eams of New t the fym ion Key is Stolen—Odd Fel- tiate Class — Military vesterday that Spanish War Have $1,000. nearly that men eting of the sioners 10 be amber in the Monday night oard of po- neld at the City hall at 7:30 the long pa- by The the m of 1 plain or's club regulay police force will bointment o the west end ofthe ci establish Forestville, where James McNamer | bandits some time ed by infiucnce the the 1 who were duty. S umored that th tion in William Bennett of A for embezzlement, pun- | ywaa s until Wednesday tne form of a suspen- held i he force. was meted out officers at a el inw. One was suspended had failed to report for a police signal box and s GIVIL DISOBEDIENGE vt o oo STARTS WEDNESDAY Gandhi Says Arrest of Aide Will Not Hasten Aot the intersection of boulevard and Mellon India, March 8 P iatma Gandhi, Indian national- be submitted to the s meeting. The system d by the signal v trial. 1€ it the board. a ist leader announced today that ar- rest of his chicf aide, labhai Patel, would bring no change in his | plans to begin his campaign for eivil disobedience against British rule in Il be signed the acquisition India Wednesday, March He said that after be registered. it is ex- a recent meeting of the Councilman Thomas A d sirenuous disapproval plan and to leave lay morning, and 2foot to Jalalpura, 140 miles oposed rental of the sig- entioned. He contended }e and 50 companions will through fowns carry- should own the = em ing on an cxtens propaganda. At Jalalpura v will violate tiie state monopoly on production of ealt, vere rning, Bennctt 2,000 bonds being concern is ap- three-year Some op- | of the is night of cd to adhere 10 a received at po- rdey that thieves Red Lantern filling oad street in Forest- ring the night boxes of cigars. | es of bread and a 17 cy which had already d in preparation for din- investigation Detective | \jmadabad, India, March § (P-— anicl McGillicuddy dis- | \ Complete “Hartel” (cssation from trance into the sta- |y om) was observed here today in ined by foreing a -celebration” of of Vallabhai with a jimmy, ratel Mahatma Gandhi's Meeting chief 1 The hartel was in of the Parent-Teacher | 1espons Gandhi's appeal to In- of the East Bristol Gram- to obrarve a il ces: will be held in th rom work celebration of day nizht at § o'clock. A |incarceration of uncrowned king of entertainment, | of Gujerat farsh, Clark and Peat-| Dispatch Ahmadabad said »e presented. The princi- | {he arrest had provoked a crisis in evening will be | Gandhi's plans, and might cause the president of the jimmediate inauguration of the eivil rnes Co. and of the Bris. | disobedience campaign instead of r of Commerce. A com.|Waiting until March 12 as had been aded Dby Mrs. William |Planned Gandhi said, curiously will serve refreshments, | €hough to those not comprehending {his crced of mon-violence, that | Paicl's arrest “should be heartily welcomed.” The civil disobedience campaign, when begun, will have no more for- midable appearance than a troop of 50 pioneer nationalists and ona horse—to carry the sick and infirm-— 2 plodding down to Jalalpura where d‘:‘:"f"o‘] !"",f,'\,“: S an mpt will be made to produce - pien] | in dircct opposition to the gov- 0. I, was confered UPON | srnment's salt monopoly. Gt fin recalled It waos street 1asl | pate] was the ampion of the tion, a de- | famous tax" agitation in the served PBardoli district of Bombay in July and August. 1925, He won consid- |erable prestize among the natives for carrying his project through to in end. While nominally a com- promise it was regarded actually as surrender of the Bombay govern- men His championship of {hose refus- Had- inz to pay faxes and the manner in which he conducted the campaign said 1o demonstrated that a man of unquestioned ability. i highly cducated, like his of the | hrather Vithalbhai Javerbhai Patels e Jo- | who was the first native Indian ever office of president of the e the B pass several Work Stopped one of utenants, dian: A tion tin of ual banquet of the Boy will | social o'clocl | evening. An elabor especially arranged e will he presented. at the Boys' club here today that on Main wing tihe init er supper wa reral of Mr. King U of Adolph P. King o rtreet was held from St ¢h at 8 o'clock 1thi solemn high mass of re- elebrated by Rev. Joseph for the veteran of the “no 1. in charge of G. A were have the grave by a | man and former comrades he pall hearers w i W, con lLoomis. . n. 1 and lsracl el hlavn at rifie salute us lark. | to hold the epi | legislative assembly 1eld Stronger Man London. March § (P—The arrest Vallabhai Patel, one of Mahatha Gandhi's chief lieu ants, at Borsad, Bombay, yesterday, was considered by some students of Indian affairs m- | here as probably being a more ef- has been en-|fective check to Gandhi's “civil dis- rnish the music {abedience” campaign than would Amount Procured have been the arrest of Gandhi him- 000 of the $2.915 "n“lw‘lf the Salvation Army ‘n' - — ng the year has |-'\'\\ prefer the Dance mers” dance. 1o be known Time TFestival.” will b loc ranch of the ed Meniz hall on the cve- ¢h 19 at 8 o'clock of Classificd Advertisers Dirty Work! 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