New Britain herald., 1916-01-19

pensation should be of such size as to cause the work to be done inn mediately. t .r "' .'.
 The next matter for discussion was the carrying on the town reports of intangible assets Chairman Deming of the finance board said there IS con- siderable difference in what the com mittee found due to the town and what the annual town report showed. For illustration, he said in 1905 the former found there Is still due the town from that year $113.7s, the latter showed SITS still due. Con- sequently there is s1,000 missing from the accounts of that year. He also called attention to other similar dis crepancies. Major Wilcox then offered the suggestion that all uncollecteCs personal tax should be eliminated from the assets of the town. Ine to"h report gives the assets as approx imediately $20OOO, while the finance board gives them approx1mately $14,OOO. The matter will be lnvestl- gated by proper officials and reporteo at the next meeting.
 Tn order to expedite the business or clearing up the old accounts, Major wilcox suggested time be set for report from the tax collector and the following was added to the resolu- tion before it was presented to the meeting: 'The collector to make a report on April IS, 1916, at o'clock, in town hall' Major Wilcox moved the acceptance of the finance board s report and the resolution. The mo- ton was carried unanimously and the meeting adjourned until the time stat ed above.
 Bohan-Reynolds.
 Lawrence P. Bohan of Southington l and Miss Mary A Reynolds of Ken 1 sington were united in marriage at St. 1 Paups Catholic church this after 1 noon at o'clock by Rev. J. c. Bren- nan, the pastor. The couple were at 1 tended by MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown. After the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. William Fogarty. The couple left on honeymoon trip and upon their return they will reside in South 1 ington.
 Grange Officers Installed.
 The recently elected officers of the grange were installed at a meeting held last night at the new Grange hall. The installation was conducted by Robert Andrews of New Britain, as- sisted by Miss Hattie Andrews and a 1 degree team of twelve members. During the evening following out the I custom of the grange of presenting a gift to all "newlyweds," MT. and Mrs. Louis Goodrich were presented with a silver carving knife and fork. After the installation exercises were con- cluded refreshments were served.
 Have Fingers Crushed.
 Antonio Quartetta of 323 Winter street, Hartford, and Joseph Chinano
 of 100 North street, Hartford, mem
 bers of the construction gang of the
 New Yock, New Haven and Hartford
 Railroad company, had their fingers
 badly crushed this morning at II
 o'clock, when a rail which they were
 loading on a flat car slipped and
 pinned their hands underneath it.
 The accident took place north of the
 depot Alarmed by their cries, fel-
 low workmen rushed to their as-
 sistance and after removing the rail summoned Dr. M. H. Griswold. The
 middle finger of Quartetta's left hand
 was badly crushed while his compan-
 ion fared worse. The middle finger of his left hand was crushed and the
 ring finger was so badly smashed that
 Dr. Griswold ordered the man re- moved to the New Britain General hospital, where he amputated the
 wounded digit.
 First Homo Game.
 The Worthington basketball team 1 will make it's first local appearance l tomorrow night at 500 o'clock wher