New Britain herald., 1922-04-26

manager of the Independents
 Reading, A. Motfit.
 Vocal solo, James Thomson.
 Violin solo, Harry Mcltcon.
 Dancing, Robert Rtchia
 Songs, Home Town Quartet. F. Pagan, J. Thomson. G. Corr, F. Me kcon.
 Baton Swinging. Clarence Walker.
 Many Prize Winners.
 A list of the various team and in- dlNidual prize winners has been an- nounccd. The Independent team con sis'ins Of E. Hope, manager. I. J. Hoppe, Northrup, O'ConneIi, ilrst place. The second place is held by the American Legion team which IS composed of John Thomson, man ager. John Mccormick, John Johnson. P. Pagan, H. Mckeon, r. Mckeon and l.. Southard
 The following is list of the scores and the names of the prize winners for the inditidual averages:
 High team sirgte--American Legion 51S.
 High team three string g-American I.egion, All.
 High single Johnson, 140.
 ftlsh three nG&-lonnson, 3o1.
 High individual average prize win ners; R. Kalen 9G.71. O'Connen 96.7o, Johnson 96,Go, John .Mccormick a2.57, C. Walker 9l.09, James Me Tormicl> 91.o7.
 John Thomson is president of the league, Robert kalen is secretary and John Giana treasurer. Arthur Moffit and R. r. Moore are members of the executive committee.
 Taxes Ave Due.
 Charles F. Lewis, collector of taxes has given notice that the Berlin town tax on the list of October l, 1921 alls due and payable on May 1, 1922. The personal tax will also be collect 'd at this time.
 Mr. Lewis has arranged to be in arlous sections of the town during his next week for the collection of axes, He will be at the Blue Hills school house on Saturday, May {, rom ; until o'clock, and at the Town hall on Saturday, May I3 from 80 until 5 o'clock.
 He will be at the Beckley post of | ice on Tuesday. May from until o'clock. At East Berlin in the Coles tore on Saturday, May 20, from 1:3o lntil o'clock.
 MT. Lewis will also be at the Ken lngton library to make collections on | May 27, from until & 'clock and on Monday evenings May , S, l5, p, % from 5:30 to 7:3O | o'clock and on Wednesday evening. day 3l from 5:3o until s o'clock.
 All persons between the ages Of 21 nd GO years are liable for personal aN unless exempt by law Mir. Levi, Iso asks the public that these taxes 70 paid as promptly as possible.
 Bahe Ruth in Berlin.
 There are few residents in the town 'f Berlin who know that Babe Ruth, he famous baseball player, was a vis tor In this section yesterday. Ruth vas on his way from New York to 3oston and stopped at the Blake and Woodruff store on Berlin street to rave his automobile tank filled with gasoline.
 There was some doubt in the minds # those at the store at first as to whether or not the man in the car vas Babe Ruth. Upon asking the hauf'eur it was learned that it was. 1e was accompanied by several friends.
 Road In Poor Condition.
 Since the New Haven railroad has ,laced crushed stone on their road ray leading from the depot to Farm nGton road near the railroad bridge many autosts have seen fit to drive rom the depot across the lots and trough the property owned by Jos, ph Scoilnck. By so doing they en- anger the lives of the youngsters fho play in the yard in the rear of he Scoinici tenement house.
 As measure of precaution Mir has built a new picket fence