New Britain herald., 1921-08-09
PLANS ALL READY
 FOR (. OF {. OUTING
Saturday, August 27, Set as
 Definite Date
REVENUE COLLECTORS HERE
Local Young Ladies Attending stors ror week Tax Specialists Rusv About Town - Bremen ito Attend COnvention-Items


 boom! The preparedness c.,n,,
 or the Chamber of Commerce. is h.,o
 ing away making plans for the an-
 nual outing and the various co,,,noie e
 tees are working on their resnective
 charges. Saturday, August 27 h.s been named as the definite data ron
 the affair and not Monday tho ooa There had been. some dif1icu1+1, ;,, setting the exact date but tbis h.d
 been settled since the meetino T;a1-
 cts for the outing will soon he o,,+ Ihese are in charge of Ralph T.. Sew 1nour It is expected that record
 breaking sale will be the result of +ha eHofts Of the members of the ob.n, Der and the affair promises tc bo ona 1 of the most successful ever held Tn prevlous years, Lake Compounce had
 been the picnic grounds. hui as +ba chamber grew in membership if was thought best to have a seashore re- sort, such as Momauguin. to he ,,sad instead.
 Fred l.. Benson is arranging for the. dinner and other affairs at the beach and Swifts Dining Cafe will in all
 proba ablHty be the place: where the
 eats will be served. William L. Laf
 lerty, Wno is in charge of the sports.
 IS already planning the usual fat mans race: potato race, and other events. Prizes whicl> will be contrib uted by the proprietors of the stores,
 Will be awarded the winners Edwin
 II. E1llls Will arrange for transporta-
 tion and enough automobiles will be
 secured to accommodate the attend
 ng people. All persons who wish to y. fo, r <. =- urged to communicate with MT. Hills. The party plans to leave the center If the town at 12 o'clock noon, Satur- lay. Dinner will be served at arrival
 It the beach which will be about O'Clock. Persons wishing to attend are requested to purchase their tick et' early.
 Revenue Collectors Busy. It was learned today that United States Internal Revenue collectors were busy in town yesterday visiting the drug stores candy parlors and other places selling patent medicines and articles which call for a luxury tax. Proprietary stamps must be placed op these articles. Several store keepers were surprised to find numer- out articles in their stores which they have been selling without any tax. They were told to place stamps or a charge upon them. Some owners were given a small fine by the rev. enue collectors for not attending to this rule and were warned not to re- peat the process. The fines are meted out by the collectors during their rounds of investigation. and are not heavy. They simply serve to remind merchants to ada the. necessary amount.
 Girls Attending College. Five young ladies of the town are attending Storrs college, for instruc- ton in cooking. These girls are stu dents at the local Grammar school and one has already been commended for her cooking abilities. She was a scholar at the college last year. She. is Rachel Smith, daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Pearl Smith Of. Broad street, The others attending, with her are: Dorothy Clayton, daughter of MT. and l Mrs. Harry Clayton of Whiting street; Harriet Gainor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Gairor of Park street; Gladys Stillman, daughter of MT. and l Mrs. H. B: Stillman and Lucille Ky der. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur