New Britain herald., 1919-10-29

seams calkcd the tank will be filled and tried out The new tank will have considerably larger capacity.
 43 Days From Manila.
 Louis Burdick has returned to New York after a short furlough at his home in kensington. He expects to receive his discharge in the near flu ture and will remain in New York until he is officially discharged Mir. Rurdick was stationed at Manila up until a few months ago The pas sage from Manila was rough and sick ness broke out on board resulting in over 13 days before he landed in New York. He was under quarantine for six days until it was safe 10 leave the ship.
 Lists Coming in Better.
 The tax lists have begun to come in better and this morning the Der lin bank was crowded with taxpayers anxious to get their lists in on time aud avoid the extra 10 per cent for tardincss in putting in their list The assessors have not completed their work in re-assessing the town, but arc giving up the rest of the month to getting in the lists from the people. As soon as the lists have all come in they will resume their work about the town.
 Elect President.
 The EaSt Berlin Library aSsocia- tiOn have elected Martin Hazen of that place to tho presidency of the organization. Mr. Hazcn was the unanimous choice of the board for the office and 1t is felt that the as sociation will prosper under his ad- ministration, as Mr.. IIazen is one of the towns leading citizens fully awake to the needs of the town and anx- ious for it's further development Mr. Hagen succeeds F. F. Cody who re- signed the presidency several months ago as he removed 10 Wetherslicld.
 Nutmeg CaSc Friday Evening.
 The case of Joseph Scoilinck against three New Britain young men for damages done 10 the formers saloon will come up before the Berlin court Friday evening of this week. The case was supposed to have come up before the court last Thursday even- ing but was adjourned until Friday Of this week. It is alleged that the three men came down to the Nutmeg House a few weeks ago and proceed cd to break up the furniture about the rooms With the result that Scoil- inck lodged a complaint against them.
 Cradle Note
 A daughter Alice was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Bodoch at their home in Bccklcys on October 23.
 Undecided About Action
 The local liquor dealers are unde- cidcd as 10 what action to take as the result of the passing of the prohibit ton amendment. but generally con- ccdc that the best action is to shut llp their doors rather than face the pos- $ible chances of prosecution J. T. Walsh stated this morning that he would begin prosecutions immediately for violations and furthermore there would be between 80 and 100 detec- tives and state police on the job to enforce the law statewide. The De0- altics for violations now will be severe as an infrin cement of the law consti- tutCS a violation of a federal law as well as a state law.
 Wedding Invitations Out.
 Wedding invitations have been re- ceivcd by number Of local residents for the wedding Saturday of George Read and Miss Irene Viets Mir. Read is one Of BCrlin's prominent business men and enjoys q wide acuuaintace about the state, being prominent in the grange. Miss Viets is a native of kenSington where she is prominent in the affairs of the community.
 Realty Transfer.
 Joseph Kukos<i has sold to Frank kowalcwski a%d Frank Indeleck of New Britain three pieces of property aggregatins, 30 ac"os ia kensinston. H-lh frs, plds tconlp1iseg 11G faoral od-