New Britain herald., 1915-01-02
Pla1nVille News WANT HIGHWAY BUILT
 IN WfSTWO0D PARK SeIeGtmsn May Bring Up Matter at
 Special Meeting, January 18th. AUTO FUNERAL 10 PLYMOUTH
Frank $. Yale Dies at Daughters Homc.-Assessors to Finish Work in Few Days.-Entertains at Bache- lar Dinner.-Sprained Ankle.

After the adjourned annual town meeting on January IS, the selectmen are. considering the advisability of calling the voters together for a spe- cial session to be held the same even- ing at which time the matter of build ing a highway in Westwood park will be discussed. Property owners in that section have been hot on the heels of the town officials for some time in an effort to get this improvement and the selectmen believe they should take up the proposition with the voters be- fore final action is determined.
 There are a number of houses in Westwood park and the owners claim the section is without a road for the accomm odation of grocers and others using vehicles to make deliveries. They declare that they are entitled to more than they are receiving in re- turn for taxes and they believe the town should at least provide road for their use.
 Other questions that have been con- sidered by the selectmen should, in the opinion of the board, receive at tentior from the voters and the call for the special meeting will probably make it possible to consider several matters.
 The adjourned annual session is scheduled to take action concerning the laying of a tax and also the ad- visa bility Of making a new contract with the water company for hydrants and watering troughs. It is expected that the budget, which the selectmen will prepare, after estimates are sub- mitted by other town officers having the power to draw orders on the trea- surer, will show that it is necessary to maintain fourteen mill rate for at least another year.
 A. H. Conde1l. it is said, will again oppose the signing of new contract with the water company. The agree ment that has been prepared by the officials of the company will again be sent to the voters and 1t Is said MT. Condell plans to make some pertinent inquiries regarding some of its fea- lures.
 Frank S. Yale Dead.
 Frank s. Yale, well known resi- dent Of Plymouth, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Will liam Stoddard of West Main street. He was 5S years of age and had been living with his daughter for some time. He suffered from Brights dis ease for several months and for weeks, his condition had been preca- rious.
 He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow with services at the Congregational church in Plymouth at o'clock in the afternoon. Undertaken w. A. Bailey. who has charge of the funeral, has arranged to have the body and the mourners taken to Plymouth by autos
 Assessors Grin. But Say Nothing.
 Admitting that they have but little additional work to attend to before the grand list for 1914 is ready for the preparation of the abstract by the town clerk, the assessors have noth- ing to say regarding the probable in crease in the valuation of local prop critics, as determined by them, over last year. The board has been work ing so steadily and has been conduct ing it's investigations so thoroughly that many of the property owners have concluded that they are prepar- ing surprise for some of the tax payers and that an exceptionally large number of notices of increases I will be sent out in the near future.
 Regarding their plans the assessors bed and used perhapS for punching