New Britain herald., 1921-05-26
TRUMBULL EXPLAINS
 WORK OF NEW BOARD
Finance Commission Will Be
 Voted on Next Tuesday
WILL HANDLE TOWNS MONEY
school Visiting Days Enjoyed By Parcnts-post Office Will Be Open Half Day On Nonday-NIisceIlan- couS Shower For Miss CaIor.

couS Shower For Miss CaIor.
 In view of the fact that many of the townspeopIe are not acquainted with the function of board of finance which will probably be ap- pointed in Plainville, Senator John H. Trumbull has given d brief out line of the work of such an organi- zation. The election for this board will take place Tuesday of Next week at the Town halL The polls will be opened from o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock at night.
 Senator Trumbull is in favor of the establishment of board of finance in the town inasmuch as similar commissions have been or ganized successfully in large towns and cities. The board would be composed of six members who shall receive no compensation for their work. The first selectman of the town will be the chief officer of the board and preside at all meetings He will not vote on any questions of authority with the exception of a tie. The town clerk shall act as clerk of the board and issue all mo- tices pertainingr to special meetings and other business. Should d va cancy occur on the board. a special meeting will be called for and a successor will be appointed by a majority vote. He will serve until the next election.
 This board will hold q public meet ing two weeks before the annual town meeting when the itemized cX- penses of the town will be presented Any persons who wish to be heard in regards to an appropriation will present 1heir argument before the llnance committee. The board will hold an executive session following the public meeting and will con sider the estimates presented and prepare the same for publication in a newspaper. The board has the power 10 recommend the rate of tax deemed necessary to meet the expenses of the town. It also has the power co transfer xneSpended balances from Sne appropriation to another.
 Should occasion arise when the town will need more money for any department. the selectpen will noti- " Inc board and a special meeting called to act on the suggested in crease. The board of finance will be in term for a period of two years.
 Pyott-CaIor Wedding.
 The wedding of Miss Malvina Ca Tor, daughter of MT. and Mrs Wal ter F.. Calor of Forestville ayenue to James Edward Pyott of Hartford will take place Monday. June 6. at the home of the bride at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. William Ross pastor of the First Baptist church at New Britain, will perform the cere- mony. Mrs. Clifford Faulkner will
 
 ford Faulkner will be best man.
 Miss Calor was rendered a misceI- laneous shower last evening at the home of Miss Mildred Rogers of Broad street Friends from Bristol and New Britain attended. Miss Ca Tor was the recipient of many beau- tiful gifts buffet lunch was served.
 Post Office Hours.
 There will be no rural delivery at the post office on Memorial Day and the town delivery will be in the morning only. The office will be open from until II o'clock ip the morn ing.
 Since the railroads have gone onto daylight saving. the hours at the To- cal office have seemed to confuse the public. The present hours are as IOllo"S. oHtce opens at o clock in the morning. closes al o'clock at night: stamp window open during that time: money orders issued from 6:So o'clock in the morning until 6:30 o'clock at night: registry window open the same the money order de- partment.
 All mails are delivered and dis patched on standard time, one hour earlier than usual The people are urged to mail early to insure prompt delivery and meet all trains
 To Sell Topples.
 The Ladies Auxiliary is planning for the sale of hand made peoples It is possible that stands will be placed in several of the streS as in other towns and cities. All funds re- ceived will he used for the auxiliary purposes. Miss Helen Brock is in charge Of the work.
 school Visiting Days.
 The .I'lainville Grammar school was thfonged with visitors during yesterday and today as Principal Orrin l.. Judd had arranged for two days schol exhibit of the wrk of the children. In addition to the regular school work. a demonstration was given by the Economic clubs and the sale of food and fancy articles made by them was held after i o'clock
 The parnts were given an oppor- tunity to enjoy the moving pictures