New Britain herald., 1922-03-29

| thousand dollars (s1oo, ,ooo), bearing interest at the rate of four and one. | oalf (4ls) per cent per annum, pay tble semi annually at such times as 1 he committee shall determine. the first installment of such bonds to ma ture five years from the date of is- sue and the remainder of the princi- pal to be payable at the rate of four thousand dollars (s4.0OW annual :. said bonds to be executed on behalf ~ faid district by the chairman and the treasurer of the district and may ue sord il such manner as the saij committee may deteriHine. lr. In TO case at less than par. Such bonds shall be denominated 7n the face thereof: Water bonds of the Nnt- sinston Fire District. first series" said committee shall designate the placo where the said bonds principal and interest shall be paid and the date o. he issue of the same and shall have full authority to sell the same and to make any necessary arrangements re- gardlng their issue and sale, subject to the provisions hereinbcfore con tained
 S 'cwaIk Matter Tabled
 On a motion introduced by George Green all other business in the call of the meeting was tabled indefinitely as 1t was felt that d good nights work had been done in passing the water resolution. it was explained Seven Mtli Tax With the passing of the water resolution it means that the residents of kensington will pay an extra [ mill fire district tax in addition to the town tax. Four mills will cover the expenses of the water and three is for the installation and maintaining of lights.
 Following the meting there was great deal of discussion and one prominent voter asserted that the tax payers will get more for their money out of the seven mill fire district tax than out of the 22 mill town tax.
 P. and T. Meeting.
 A meeting of Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association will he held in the Kensington Grammar 'Nhool 1'lio tNNIiIlS dI S c CLOCK. \ interesting program has been arrang- cd and refreshments will be served. The president of the association urges all members to be present as this is the first meeting in two months.
 Social Committee Meets.
 About 20 were in attendance at the meeting of the social committee of the WorthinSton community associa- tion last evening, The program for the fancy dress ball to be given on Friday evening was arranged It was decided to have the danc- ing begin at s15 o'clock. The grand march will be held at o'clock and the elimination dance It 10 o'clock. From 1o;1b o'clock until 1o:3n o'clock there will be an 'ntermssion During this time the prizes for the best costumes and the winner of thc elimination dance will be awarded Dancing will be resumed Ut l0:3o o'clock. The Alpha String orchestra ing.
 William Scott will replace Mrs. Morrison on the prize awarding com mittce; Mrs, AtWater will replace Mrs. Gwatkin on the punch table rommit- tee; Miss Taylor will replace Miss Galpin on the candy committee, special Town Meeting. A special town meeting will be helC at the town hall this evening at { o'clock. The meeting has been called to take action on the report of the town arm committee.
 This committee will report as or posed to the selling of the town farm and of replacing the town teams by
 motor vehicle equipment. Final ac- tion will be taken by the voters to- night.
 Berlin t,ricfs. The Grange Sewing circle will meet | tomorrow afternoon at O oclock with