New Britain herald., 1922-02-20
Plainville News TOWN IS LIKELY ID
 PAY q MILL TAX
Are Now Paying l9 t-2 But Ey.
 penSeS Are Heavier
LEGION PLANS NEW HALL
Charles stanley Is Critically UI-W. (, T. '. Meeting Postponed untiI friday-POst OfIicc Hours for Wclnc>,iay-Itcms

tax rate of sl mills is believed certain according to those familiar with local conditions, The local officials are of the opinion that this amount will be necessary to meet inc added expenses of the towa. The taxpayers are now paying laia mills. The estimated expenses of the town for the year ending l9el-19g2 is placed at sa0.a70.S7 as compared to sS5,225 as estimated expenses of the year ending la20-la2l. It is be- lieved also that there will be more ex penses added to the budget which will make 1t necessary 10 boost the tax rate one and one-half mills.
 Tomorrow will be the last day for appeals to be entered with the board of relief from the work of the as sessors After tomorrow, the board will hold hearings If deemed neces- sary to investigate appeals. The grand list will not be completed until the board of relief finishes it's work
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 The rock-Barnes post will hold its regular meeting tonight. The main topic to be discussed will be the ad- visibility of purchasing the old New ton Repository on Whiting street This building now vacant. has been considered by the post officials and members as a suitable place for its future headquarters. However the price asked is somewhat out of the reach of the post, and negotiations for a better rate will be sought. The place is owned by the Bristol Theater proprietor and was recently occupied by automobile dealers. It is large and would make an ideal place for events to be held. The project of se- curing new hall for the post has been considered for the past year and an investigating committee has | reported several locations. One cen trail located is desired and the old Repository would answer the purpose well.
 .. Charles Stanley III.
 Charles Stanley is reported as be- ing seriously ill at his home on West Main street Mir Stanley has a severe attack of bronchitis and has been confined to his bed for the past week. A slight improvement was noted early today. Mir. Stanley is gate-tender on the West Main street crossing, and his vacancy is being filled by Stanley | Coats.
 W. C. T. T.. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T. l r., scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, has been postponed until Friday afternoon 1t will be held at the home of Mrs. Laura Norton of West Main street. This postponement was necessary due to the fact that several of the members plan to attend the state and national institute meeting nt Hartford tomorrow.
 Mrs. Frisbic Improving.
 Mrs. Franklin r. I'risbie Of 122 West Main street, is at the New Brit ain hospital with a broken right arm, sustained when she slipped on West Main street last Friday.
 Store Changes Hands.
 Hjalmar Nelson or Eore@vile, has purchased the stock and business of the Twenty Hive Cent store on West Main street, from Emily $. Xerrid of Bristol.
 Methodist Church Notes.
 The Ladies' Aid society and women members of the Methodist church in general. have been extended an invi tation to attend a silver tea to be serv- ed by Mrs. Mills of the Ner block at