New Britain herald., 1921-10-12
POLICE COMMITTEE MEETING

Whiting Street Celebrate 2Oth We'd
 ding Anniversary-Epwo League
 Gathering-OtherI Items.
 The assessors of the town, Schuyler P. Williams, W. J. Simpson and o. L. Robertson, have posted notices that they will hold sessions at the town nall commencing Saturday October 15, from 1:15 o'clock until o'clock Tn the afternoon. All persons of the town, liable to taxaion, are notified to file November l. A description of property in their possession to the board before the closing session which will be on November 1. A decription of property or estate must be made out by each person and properly sworn to. This also applies to motor vehicles. Last year, there were many residents who failed to list their automobiles and were subjected to 8 tax and addition fine of 10 per cent. The failure to pro- vide a proper description of filing of property, will oblige the assessors to fill. out and perfect such lists 70 their own best judgment and place an additional tax of 10 per cent in the form of 8 fine for such negligence.
  sors at the town hall or at the Ewing ton Drug store. 2.
 The following dates are those which the assessors will be in session,
 Saturday, October IS, 1:15 o'clock 10 o'clock; Saturday, October 22, from g o'clock in the morning until , o'clock in the afternoon; Tuesday, October 25, from 1:l5 o'clock until o'clock in the afternoon; Thursday October 27, the same time with ses- sion in the evening from until 8:30 'clock; Friday, October 28, same time until o'clock in the evening; Satur- lay, October 29, from o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the after noon and from until S:3O o'clock in the evening.
 Monday, October 31, the same time at Saturday, and on Tuesday, Noyem- Der l., the last session, from g in the morning until 5 o'clock in the aft ernoon, and from until 8 o'clock in the evening.
 Police Committee Meets. The committee in charge of ap- pointing a new officer for patrol duty at night, held a meeting last evening in the selectmen's rooms of the Town Hall. Nothing definite was done in regards to making the appointm ent but the committee discussed the sub ject thoroughly. There will be an- other meeting Friday night when it is probable tLat a permanent officer will be named During that time, an investigation will be made by the selectmen and committee.
 Celebrate 2Oth Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sneideman of c,fr xxyin 1nhr tn fhni 20th wedding anniversary tomorrow Twenty years ago tomorrow, MT. and Mrs. Sneideman were married in Riga, Russia. They come to this country for honeymoon, intending to return after brief visit. However, after a short stay in the United States, they decided to remain. MT. Sneideman conducts tailor shop on Whiting street. They have been residents of P1ainville for the past 13 years. They plan to observe the anniversary quiet ly. Grange Notes.
 The committee in charge of ar engagements for the Grange fair to be held at the Grange hall on October 19 and 20, will hold meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. E. T. Garter, head of the committee. Plans will be dis cussed for the affair The meeting will commence at 7:30 o'clock. Epworth League Rally.
 The Epworth Leagues of this dis trict, will hold 8 group rally Friday evening at the Methodist church Leagues from Bristol, Kensington, Forestville, Southington and New Britain will attend More than 100 | m lem bers of the various leagues are expected to be present. Rev. H. w. Benedict, of Wallingford, forlne CT pastor of tie local Methodist church, will be the principal speaker. The services will commence at 8 o'clock. A social hour will follow the services.
 Taylor Hunting Nuptials. 1 Miss Flossye Taylor, daughter of i MT. and Mrs. N. w. Taylor of Ss
 North Washington street, and J. c. Hunting of New Britain, were quiet " married at 10 o'clock this morning at the parsonage of the South Con- gregational church in New Britain
 Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill performed the ceremony MT and Mrs. Hunt ting left for a short honeymoon after which they will make their home in New Britain where MT. Hunt ting is employed at the Stanley Works as assistant traffic manager. Bible Glass Meet.
 l The Bible Class of Rev. James M Tranmer, pastor of the Methods church, held meeting and socia last night in the church parlors There were about 25 members pres ent. Refreshments were served. Football Game Sunday.
 Sunday afternoon, the All-Plain
 vile football team will clash witf the All-Southington team at Rock wells field. The kickoff will be al i3 o'clock. Practice games will be iheld this week at the field.
 l Plainville Briefs
 Walter Cook of Lynn, Mass, is visit
 ing at the home of James J. Graham
 tor a short time.
 Columbus Day was observed here
 today with the Plainville Trust Com.
 pany being closed and the Grammar
 school closing it's doors at 1 o'clock
 in the afternoon.
 The Martha Rebekah Sewing Circle will hold a meeting Friday afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. Hickok. A quilt ing social will be held.