New Britain herald., 1915-03-06

pany should have at least asked his permission to use the property for storing the poles and in view of thear failure to do so, he thinks they should pay for the. accommodation.
 Improvement in Business.
 Representative E. T. Carter reports an encourag ging improvement in bus mess conditions, at least far as they relate to his foundry here. His plant felt the effects of the business depression a few months ago and he had to curtail his working force ow- ing to the conditions. He has re- ceiVed some sizeable orders during the past few weeks and on Monday the plant. will run, with all hands at work. -.
 The Osborne and Stephenson com pany continues to run it's factory on an overtime schedule. ....I ... Other concerns are not so fortunate, however, and most of the factories l are still running on short time. NJ the Churches
 Methodist-E. E. Agard of New Britain will preach at the morning service in the Methodist church Sun day. The evening service will be omitted.
 EpscopaI-Services will be held tom morroW morning at 10:45, the rec LOT, Rev. R. H. Burton preaching There will be a celebration of holy communion. Sunday school classes will meet at noon. At the evening service to begin at o'clock, Rev. samuel Hart D. D., of Middletown, will give the sermon.
 Congrega gational-There will be holy communion and reception of new members at the service in the Con Gregational church Sunday morning. The pastor Rev. F. l.. Grant will give the sermon. -
 Advent Christian-Reception of new members and communion ser vice tomorrow morning. The pastor hev. J. w. Denton will preach on the subject: "It Was Night" In the even ing his subject will be "A Message of the Second Advent, from Peter B." There will be a meeting of the Sunday school class at the close of the morn- ing service. The young peoples praise and social service will be held at 6 o'clock in the evening.
 In Hurry for Bills.
 That there is a disposition on the part of several property owners to get the payment of taxes off their minds as soon as possible is made evident by the receipt of numerous letters sent to Tax Collector Hemingway with the request that bills be forwarded to them at once. Taxes are not due until April 1st, and fifteen days of grace is allowed before interest is charged on the accounts.
 The board of relief did not finish it's work with the grand list until last Saturday and Collector Hemingway has not as yet had an opportunity to make out statements. He proposes to have the bills in the hands of all tax payers by the first of the month.
 Until last year taxes were due here l on March 1st and judging from the | request for statements the property | owners have difficulty in getting away | from the habit of settling during that | month.
 Objects to Inference Taken.
 A. H. Condell, chairman of the | board of relief has taken objection 10 | the inference which he says many of | the townspeople have grasped from | a statement in a recent issue of the , Herald in which F. G. Osborne, the | democratic member of the committee. | was quoted as declaring that he would | refuse to sign a report to the state | board of equalization to the effect that | property in Plainville was figured by | the assessors in compiling the grand | list on one hundred per cent basis. | MT. Condell believes that some of the | taxpayers got the idea that Mr Os- ] borne had refused to affix his sigma i ture to the report of the board of re- | lief which was filed with the town clerk. |
 There was no occasion for such an inference as it has been previously re- ported Tn this paper that the report 1 bore MT Osborne's signature.
 1hls morning MT. Osborne reiterat-