New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-10-13
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receiving the lists of taxable prop
erty. All persons owning property in
the town Of Berlin who are liable to
pay taxes are notified to return to the
assessors on or before November /, a
list of all property owned by them on
the first day OF October.
The assessors will meet as follows:
Athletic hall, East Berlin, October %,
from 10 to O'Clock; school house,
Blue Hills, October %, from 10 to 5
o'clock; Henry Fagan's store, Kensing-
ton, October 81 and 81, from 10 to )
o'clock; town hall, Berlin, October 26
and so and November 1 from 2 to 8
o'clock. All persons owning houses
or land are required to give a full de-
scriptiOn of same on back of the list.
Lists may be secured of assessors,
town clerk, Henry Fagan's store, Ken
singtOn, and at F.. H. Gaines store,
East Berlin. Frederick Hubbard ia
son M. Taylor and Carl J. Mueller are
the assessors.
Miscellaneous Shower.
The employees of the hand folding
department of the American Paper
Goods company pleasantly surprised
Miss Margaret 4Thomson of Kensing
ton last evening at her home. During
the evening a mock marriage was per-
formed by Misses Nellie Clarity, Cath
crime Corr and Bessie Mcintyre. A
dainty luncheon was served and musi-
cal and vocal solos were rendered.
Miss Thompson was given many beau
tiful presents Of china, cut-glass and
silverWare.
Fair Tonight.
ST Paul's Fife and Drum band will
lead the parade around Kensington
this evening, after which the grand
opening of the fair at ST. PauIs hall
will be held. All has been in readi
ness for some time and now all that is
needed is good crowd to make the
opening a success. A faithful and hard
working committee has taken upon it's
shoulders the running Of the affair
and tonight P. S. Mcmahon of New
Britain will furnish an act from his
theater for the amusement end of the
, entertainm
SeIectmen Invited.
Mayor George A. Quigley has sent
| an official invitation to the selectmen
| Of the town Of Berlin to attend the
| parade and reception to the soldiers in
| that city tomorrow afternoon. A big
! parade will be held in which fraterni-
| ties, Boy Scouts, civic organizations,
war veterans and the members of
! companies E. I and D will take part
, The selectmen will view the parade
from the reviewing stand with the New
I Britain officials and other guests of
| honor.
Needed Improvement.
One of the most needed improve
| mentS has at last been started in the
repair Of the East Berlin road. For
! the past two years this highway has
| been in poor condition and has been
! as bad as any back road. The mater
iail taken from the bitches on the
! dress down the road
Meeting Postponed.
! A meeting of the auditors was called
| for last evening in the town clerks of
| flee but a postponement until this
| evening was nocessitated because of
the absence of w. II. Gibney. Tonight's
meeting will be called before the eau
! Gus and will be over before that event
! takes place.
| Notes.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held at the East Berlin M. r
church last evening.
Steam trains will be used on the
| Berlin MiddletOWn branch for the next
two weeks while the boilers are being
repaired at the power house.
A number of East Berlin people
journeyed to Hartford last evening to