New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
EX-SOLDIERS MUST
 ENTER TAX CLAIMS
Veterans Of War Are Entitled to
 Reduction
EMMETT SIMPSON WEDDING

night-BasebaH Games For Sunday -Methodist Church Food Sale-For-
 estviIle New-Iterns.
 Selectman William J. Johnson is for warding letters to all ex-service men of the town in regard to the tax abatement to which they are entitled. Each soldier is allawed a sum of S1,000 reduction on their private property but they must enter claim for this exemption. It is not probable that thero are many ex-service men in Plainville who are property owners, but in case there are, they are given the right of a reduction when paving taxes on it. However, in order to get this reduction, and have the claim eff fective, they must register at the town clerks office sometime before the an- nual town meeting which will be on October 5.
 The following is copy of the let ter which is being forwarded the ex- soldiers and any one who is affected by it should call at the office and en- ter their claim:
 Dear Sir:
 It mas been reported to me that you d Il. Tn order that this claim may be made effective, kindly register said claim at the Plainville Town Clerks office sometime before the annual town meetinc, which is held October 3, 1921.
 Selectman N. J. Johnson.
 Tho reduction of s1,000 is also a1- Iowable to tho families which have suffered the loss of a member through the war. For instance, if MT. Brown had a son killed in the war and his property was taxed at S5, 1000, he would only have to pay for $4.0O0. providing he entered his claim as explained. The soldiers are asked to act promptly on this matter and not cause any delay in making out the claims.
 Simpson-Emmc Wedding.
 Miss Grace M. Emmett, daughter of William F. Emmett of 160 Broad street. Plainville, and Robert G. Simp son, son of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Simp | son of 21 Eden place, Southington, l will be married Wednesday morning, | October 5. The wedding will take | place at tho Church of Our Lady of | Mercy. Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of | the church will celebrate the mass. | while the couple will be married by | Father Hutchinson of New Haven, | cousin 10 the bridegroom.
 Miss Emmett is one of the popular | young ladies of the town. She is em- | oloyed at the Trumbu1l Electric manu- company as telephone opera | .or.
 C. of C. Meeting Tonight.
 Tho Plainville Chamber Of Com merco will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at the usual time. Many items of importance will be dis he | will be made by the various commit tees. The matter of improvements on | he railroad track running across the New Britain road at the Amesite plant at White Oak, win be discussed. The committee in charge of this has llreadv seen a great improvement in he road at this section and the matter ,as been discussed with the officials If the quarry.
 Further developments on the new 'et of signals being devised by Presi- lent Charles H. Newton and Senator Tohn Fl. Trumbull will be seen. Moth ng definite has been done with these 'ince the recent meeting with Motor Stockel at Hartford.
 Baseball Games.
 One of the fastest games of the sea Ion will probably be seen at Aliens ield Saturday afternoon when the olainville A. C. will clash with the aggregation for the cham of the Hartford County eague. The local team is in first place now, but should they lose to heir opponents Saturday, the teams will be tied for the pennant. This will mean another game for first ,lace and both teams will have their trongest men on the field when they meet. If the Plainville players win, which they mean to, the season twill 'e ended and the pennant will fly ,ver the home field of the local team. srifin, Lord, Goebe, Killduff and will be selected for the ,ame This will be a sure winner md a treat for the fans is assured.
 On Sunday the long looked for bat le between the Plainville A. C., and he local Aces will be held. This will ,e the second game of series of hree. The Plainville players won he first by a close score but the Aces feel confident of copping this me Sunday. With two fast games m the schedule, the fans will be given heir moneys worth. good at endance is looked forward to at both James.
 Food Sale.
 The woman's Foreign Missionary ociety of the Methodist church will lold d food sale tomorrow afternoon rom until o'clock. It will be ,eld at the home of Carrie Stewart { f s5 Whiting street.
 Episcopal Supper. The Ladies' society of the Episcopal | hurch will hold its supper at the hurch tonight at 6 o'clock. The pub ic ts invited The ladies of the church Leld a meeting this afternoon at 2:3O clock and transacted business.
 Last Call for Veterans = A last call is being sent out to the ,x-soldiers that they may have an op- to straighten out their T insurance and compensation. Com ander Merton Lan.b of the Brock-