New Britain herald., 1920-10-13
Officials Submit Budget Ending
 Year August t6, 1920
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS HELD
Republican Rally. Tonight-Carlson- Fletcher Wedding Saturday - TrumbulI Tenders Banquet-Votcrs Made Today.

treasurer, school committee and library directors of the town of Plain vile has been submitted for sthe year ending August 16, 1920 and contains items as follow:
 Highway accounts, cleaning streets, removal of debris, etc. s4,722.s4. Sidewalks account, S5S9.99. Surveys, etc, s375.5S. Street lights s3,237.49. Charitable account, $1,O19.37. Hos pital, $66S.91. Appropriations, cover ing the town hall plans commission, $14.24. Reception committee, $493.99. Ice appropriation, S1,599.66. Town building lot, sS,50O. Borrowed money, $26,000. Special loan from Plainville Trust company for purchase of build ing lot on Whiting street, S34,500. Dog and warden account, SS5.75. Election expenses, S1S0.2O. Fire department ac- count, including salaries, s1,22S.25. Forest fire wardens account, $145.10. Interest and insurance, $922.95. Libra ry appropriation S20U. Memorial day appropriation, $75. miscellaneous. s56472. Police. $1,o34.13. Printing. s595.29. Plainville Water company, s1,395.24. Town puilding $717.s7. Taxes, $3,777.2S. Town officers ac- count, including firemen, police, etc, s3,464.27.
 The financial statement reported is: Indebtedness on bonds, and interest or bonds with remaining outstanding orders, S61,15S.9S. The cash assets are balance in treasury, s4,747 and uncol- lected taxes amount to SS,163-03. This leaves a total indebtedness of s4S,- 24S.95 The estimated expenses for the year arc sS5,225.
 The statistics of the PlainvillS Grammar school reported by F. G. Osborne, secretary and financial agent of the school committee is: Teachers salaries, s19,579.4S. Office work, s103. Janitor salary, $1,450. Truant officer, SIP. Transpo rtation, S3,24S.20. Tui- tion s6.1OO. Insurance, $114S2. Book account, s419.O6. Heating, s1404.27. Repairs, $347.S9. Miscellaneous. S1,629.64. The estimated cost of schools for 1919-1920 as per last towns report was $30, 900. It was voted at the town meeting to increase the teachers salaries s3,soo.
 Republican Rally Tonight.
 Indications are that there will be record breaking attendance at the republican rally thaA will be held in the Grange hall this evening. The rally will begin at o'clock and Miss Lucy Price will open the meeting. John IT. Trumbull will also address the assembly.
 Democratic Caucus Nominees.
 The democratic caucus was held in the Town hall las: night and the following is the result of the ballot ing; for judge of probate, John Wade Jr.; representative, Alfred D. Cady; for justices of the peace, Edward P. Prior, F. s. Spencer and William Cunningham. There was no contest and a comparatively few number of votes cast. In selecting MT. Cady as epresentativo, the democrats have picked a good man and can feel as- sured that he will serve Plainville to the best of his ability in the legisla- ture should he be elected. MT. Cady has been a resident of this town for the past 20 years and has always been active in political circles. John Wade was formerly a representative. F.. P. Prior and F. s. Spencer were justices of the peace last term, while William Cunningham is a new nom inee for the office.
 CarlSon-FTetcher Wedding.
 Announcement has been made of the coming wedding of Miss Dora Fletcher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Fletcher of Belfast, Me, to Arthur Garrison of Yonkers, N. Y. The wedding will take place Saturday morning in the parish house of the Church of Our Saviour. Rev. Robert Ii. Burton will offfcia1e. They will be attended by Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Piney of Hartford. They plan to leave immediately on a wedding tour to the west and will make their home in Gonkers. N Y
 Trun'b bull Tenders Bapouet.
 John H. Trumbul, nominee for senator from the fifth district, ten dered banquet at the Elm Tree Inn. Farmlngton, last evening" to a num- Der or invited guests. Those who at tended from PlainvilIe were: Ned Hills, chairman of the Republican committee; F. T. Wheeler and Charles H. Newton. Among his invited guests were Governor Marcus Holcomb. Ey- erett J. Lake, Charles H. Templeton. E. Hart Fenn, J. Henry Roraback and R. H. Stahl- Prominent men from Southington who attended were Will liam T. Foley, Allan G. Upson. Mich ael G. Dunn, Charles P. Hobart and William E. Duncan.
 "Church Night"
 The weekly church night will ha held at the Congregational church TO- morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock. Rev. Philip Ross of Hartford has been se cured to give an illustrated lecture on ''The Sunny italy on Pilgrim Shores MT. Ross has spent several years in Italy, both as a student and in war work with the Italian army He is well informed on the Italian customs and life, both in this country and in Italy. His lecture will be illustrated with colored slides. A new lantern