New Britain herald., 1922-10-19
It was expected that the matters ol

IL was expected that the matters Of making speed regulations would be acted upon at this meeting, but like the other matters, it was tabled, prob ably to give members of the meeting more time in which to argue.
 The matter of establishing speed regulations, of establishing a board of health and of raising the salary of the first selectman are matters of great importance to the town and many feel that they should have received the full attention of the meeting instead of being postponed to some other time.
 It was moved by MT. Pagan that S33.60 be refunded to the T. A. B. society, as they paid that amount out corner This society is exempted from paying taxes on its property It was voted to refund the money.
 It was moved that the selectmen be authorized to secure temporary loans rot exceeding $75.o0o to pay bills of the town when they come due. A great deal of unnecessary wrangling accompanied nearly every measure that came up for discussion.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hultgren
 The funeral of Mrs. Marie Hultgren, who died on Tuesday, was held today. Burial was in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 She was the widow of Oscar Hult- gren and was resident of Kensing- ton, where she was employed at the American Paper Goods company. She was 60 years of age
 Parent Teachers Meeting
 A meeting o1 the Parents and Teachers association Of the Hubbard school will be held this evening. R. R. Showalter, superintendent ot schools, will be present and he will those in attendance. Parents and tax payers have been urged to be present
 Fair to Be Held
 The East Berlin Improvement com pany will hold its fourth annual fair from October Sl until November 4. On the evening of October 80 there will be a masquerade given by this organization in Athletic hall. where the fair is also to be held There will be a handsome electric lighted vanity offered as a prize for the pret- tiest lady's costume. A suitable prize will also be offered for the gentle mems costume.
 On Wednesday. evening an enter tainment of local talent will be fur nished. several excellent acts being scheduled.
 On Thursday evening the entertain. ment will be furnished by the ''L" Four, quartet from New Britain, who will offer quartet selections, music. recitations and several comedy vaudeville acts. These young men are well known in New Britain and have proved popular with audiences.
 This is to be an old-fashioned fair features that go to make up an en- ioyabe evening. Dancing will be held every evening. with distribution of prizes on Saturday. The committee has assured a good time to all who attend.
 Motherhood Club Meeting.
 The meeting of the Moth."h club, which was held yesterday after noon, was well attended and the talk by Mir. Showalter was interesting to everyone. Several have said that he did not make one thing clear in his ak as printed in last evenings paper. That is, how much is it going to cost 0 maintain High school? This seems to be the thought in the minds 1f many about town.
 Progress on Water Mains.
 Contractor Curtis reports that the water mains on the Meriden road are ,om pleted. as far as the hand digging 8 concerned. There is bit of work still to be done on the Meriden road. This will be finished by the digging machine, as will the work on Hud- ,on street and the Middletown road. The work has progressed rapidly dur ng the past few weeks and 1t will ,con be all finished except for mak- ng the connections with the houses. There is. however, shortage of pipe, here being but little left on Hudson street A shipment is expected in a CIV days.
 Special Town Meeting.
 A special town meeting will be held