New Britain herald., 1915-03-09

 funded without question or quibble if ONE bottle fails to give you absolute satisfaction. listed in the directory as residents of West Main street and he was natural ly provoked when a special location was given to him. He ordered his phone removed on account of the er- ror
 Representative of the company have finally persuaded him to change his decision and it is said that he will not be charged for the use of the in strument for the first quarter on ac- count of the mistake.
 Must Have Poles.
 Residents of Strong court must agree to the erection of poles on that thoroughfares if the street is to be illuminated, the United Electric Light and Power company having an nounced itAintention to giving up the practice of stringing high potential wires over private property
 The town recently ordered one light for Strong court and the property owners made a determined effort to have the incandeScant placed by hay ing the wires carried over private property instead of mpairing the ap- pearance of the street by the erection of unsightly poles.
 The company's decision seemingly makes the poles a necessity.
 The company has completed the installation of the lights ordered for Ledge Road and in a few days Red Stone Hill will also be illuminated.
 Finish Hearings Tomorrow.
 Justice A. H. Condell will complete the hearing of charges against Paul Leonard and Frank Graham, charged with breach of the peace, tomorrow afternoon. The young men were members of the quintet arrested about midnight Saturday for causing a disturbance and abusing Officer Marine.
 Their cases were to have been con- sidered yesterday afternoon but af- ter Attorney P. F. McDonough called attention to the fact that the writs were dated March 6, whereas testi- mony showed the alleged offense to have been committed early Sunday morning. Justice Condell ordered an adjournment until tomorrow to give him an opportunity to investigate further.
 James McNally and Eugene Park inson, the two members of the party who were fined yesterday for their connection With the affair, have talk en appeals to the superior court. Officer David, who arrested Me- Nally, last evening denied that he had any words with the boys father over the appropriateness of his visit to the McNally home Sunday. The of ticer explained that he was averse to serving the warrant Sunday on &C., count of the death of McNallys brother but he was acting under in- structions of the grand juror and had no alternative. He sRid he explained the mater to MT. McNalIy and the latter, seemingly understand ing his position, was satisfied that he could pursue no other course
 To Herald man yesterday Mir McNally expressed indignation over the visit of the officer and he re- ferred to the authorities in a man. her that could not be considered com plmentary.
 Full Valuation Average.
 The board of relief has notified Tax Commissioner Corbin that it con- siders property in Plainville is on the grand list for it's full valuation. figur- ing al fair average.
 +. G. Osborne, one of the members of the board, had objected to report ing that all properties had been figured on a one hundred per, cent. basis as he claimed some land was as- sessed below it's market value. He was willing to concede that figuring the average, full valuation report was correct.
 Hence the change from the usual report in the statement to the fax commissioner.
 Brief Items
 Frederick lodge, A. F. and A M. will hold a regular meeting this evening in Masonic temple.
 The Grange will give a public whist tomorrow evening in it's hall on Pierce street.
 Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert of Mountain View will entertain the Martha Sew ing Circle at its meeting tomorrow afternoon.
 Bristol cueists won the first round in the pool tournament with the To- cal players last evening. The games were played in Confortis parIors the visitors securing a lead of 234 to PIT. The second series of games