New Britain herald., 1921-09-15


 worth, Nathan Benjamin, Charles Blair. John Blair. Emil Brayfield, AL fonso Bonefanti, Frank Brown. How ard J. Crane. Domenico Graziano, Charles Giana. pr. Goodwin, Marcel Holyst, Gordon Hotchkiss. Edward Hultquih, William Haines, B. L.. Hoppe, John Terri. Raymond B. Jenks, Walter Johnson, Hugo John- son, John F. Johnson. Leo Johnson. Edward F. Ives, Michael Kron. Frank Kozuch. Charles Knope, Charles E. King. C. Robert Kalen. Joseph Kas- islxi. Walter Kane, Anthony Leone, Carl Maier. Louis Maier. John l.. May. Julius Mayer. Felix Mutika, Fred J. Mansfield. Stanley Mazurek. Frank Motyski, Henry Nelson, Ignacy Nick so. Rosario Nocera. David Olander. Carl Olander, Walter owen, August owen. August Olson. Albin Olerao. Julius Otka Adolpl4 Olson. Magnus Pabst. John Jajo. Charles Palauskas. Frank Platek, Joseph Possoni. Chas. Polance, Sararite Ranaldi, Charles H. Slater. George H. Speers, Antonio Simoone. John l.. Thomson. Louis Ruscio. Giuseppe Venesiano. John Vanina. Antonio Vento. w. wrobel. Arthur Wall, Edward Holmquist, Hans J. Roslyn.
 District No. 3-women; Jessie Abel, Rachel Abnl. Henrietta Bartram. T. F. Carnes. M. Games. w. Cote. Charlotte Daniels. C. Dodge. Lydia Dyer. Ella Fogette. Adelia Hubbard, Mary Krauth. Minnie Lindquist, Dorothy Lindquist. Olga Lund. Anna s. Mill drum, S. McCrum, Elsie McCrum. FL la McCrum. w. F. Penfield. G. H. Pollard, J. H. Pollard. Emma Rent ohellcr. l.. G. Robins. Sarah Ross. H. Splettstoezer. NJ. SuGenhine. Mary Tierncy. Irene l.. Ward. Men: John Abel, F. Bighinatti. John Brauer. Howard Brainard. Joseph Cote. Ed ward Clark, Fred C. Clark, Charles Cannon. R. H. Brunelle. Louis Frig- reri. Oresti Guilianna, John Holigan. James Holigan, Earl Hazen. Albert Harlow. Victor Kaminski. Walter Kensiton. Italo Migliote, James Me Kendrick. Harry Peterson. Paul Sci grist. Madison Spring. Herman Stock man.
 To Be Restored-Andrew w. Aus tin. Henry w. Porter. Stewart N. Webster. William J. Pagan, Timothy Hanno. Daniel Malarney.
 Public Meeting of Board
 Next Monday evening at the town nall all NOIGEh anu taxpayers III lIlG town will have an opportunity to gain first hand informaton concerning the proposed budget for the current year
 Attachment Placed
 John Carbo, a local brick manu- facturcr has attached certain proper ty owned by F. NJ. Hall located within the Town of Berlin. MT. Carbo claims $40, ,0OO damages from Mir. Hall a@d has retained attorney B. NJ. Holden If Hartford 10 look out for his interests.
 Fire District Meeting l. The adjourned meeting of the WorthinGton Fire District will be held at the town hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock. The reports of the lighting, sidewalks and water committees will be read at this time. The annual tax covering the current expenses for the year will be levied.
 Town Report Being Prepared
 Tho last pages of the annual town report are nearing completion and in a day or two will be turned over to the printer. Town Clerk Woodruff and Selectman Carter have been at work for the past month compiling the report. Copies of the report will be distributed to the taxpayers as soon as the books are off the press.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs. Frank E. Woods left today for FitzWilliam, N. H., for a visit with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lorenzo Sheldon left today fer Plainville, where they will spend the remainder of the week at their cottage at the camp ground.
 Mrs. F. $. Galpin and daughter ID 'x stay at Guilford.
 The peach festival held at the Community House last evening by the women of Berlin was a gratifying success. The proceeds of the event will be used towards defraying expenses of the house.
 Miss Ruth Anderson of Kensington. left today to take up three years