New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

highway and bridges. s12.o5o; schools. s67,272; charities, s2,so0; taxes. s4.755: interest, S3.600. bonds s2.00G: h surance. s700: electric lights, S235; telephones. s70; printing s675: emer- gency. S1.O00; past due bills. sl0o; sundries. s2.09O: index records. S125; East Berlin road, S11,0O0. Total $l12.- 737,O0O
 Estimated Receipts for to20-si.
 State on investments, s3,SO0; cash on hand. si.s11: cash from state for schools, s12.20O; cash from sale of water. $50: cash from back taxes. ss.500: amount to be raised by taxes. ts6,737. Total. s112.737.
 Deming Wins Nomination.
 At the largest caucus of its kind ever held in the history of the Der lin town hall, Francis Deming last night won the nomination as repre- sentative to the assembly in Hartford. Major Wilcox was chairman of the meeting and A. l.. Woodruff acted as clerk. In all there were 404 votes cast. Tn the nomination for represen- tative the votes cast are as follows: Blank, PA, Deming, 179, Gibney. Blank, 1: Deming. 224; Gibney. 17s. Deming won by a majority of 45. One hundred and eleven women voted against 2a3 men.
 Those nominated for the justices of tho peace were: E. W. Stearns. F. l.. Norton. Jason NJ. Taylor. E. c. Nor gan and Arthur H. Bushnell. re- tiring committee brought in these nominations which were carried by the house. A new feature of the eau GUS was having three men and three women counters.
 Annual Town Meeting.
 The annual town meeting will be held in the Berlin town hall tomorrow evening at o'clock. After the regu- lar meeting there will be a special meeting to consider the question of the appropriation for the dedication of the monument and for its up-keep. The dedication will take place on Ar mistice Day.
 tcorns Ask Support
 Tho Acorna will hold football prac- tee this evening in front of the Eillv House at s o'clock. Manager McCar- roll wishes to havo all players and candidates for thu team report De cause of social affairs that have been taking place each Tucsday and Thursday evenings when practice was assigned to the men the team hos had but one practice game this season
 Mrs. Anna Mccormack
 Mrc. Anna Mccormack wifo of Francis Mccormack, died at her home In kensington about midnight. Death was due to a complication of diseases. She leaves her husband and 10 chil- dren. John, Rose. James. Mrs Ed ward Lent. Kathryn. Mary, Joseun Thomas, Francis and Leo: two sisters and two brothers. Margaret. Kathryn. John and James McCabe. The funeral will bo held at St. Paura church at a. m. Thursday.
 Ncwsy News
 There will be n meeting of the r A. R. Whist tomorrow evening in their hall.
 Tha democrats will havo thoir caucus in the Berlin town hall this evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George schofeld and Mir. and Mrs. Fred SchoHeld returned from New Jersey yeste rday Where they attended the funeral of their uncle
 The Girl Scouts of the Congrega- tionai church on worthington Ridge tendered a surprise party for Miss Eleanor AspinwaI at her home last evening.
 The regular meeting of the Amcri- can Legion post was held in the r X. B. hall last night A general discus sion as 10 what part they would take in the dedication services on Armis- tice day was the important item. \ special meeting will be called for Thursday of this week.
 East Berlin Items.
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