New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
Sundries

| Sundries
 Town hall ex-
 penses n d | supplies .... 357.S4 500.0( Selectmen's ex- penses ..... 5000 5000 Town court -. 7,S00.76 200.0C
 Receipts $11,14S.S5)
 Library dona-
 tions ....... 15O.oo 15o.oo kBerin Feter-
 ans asso. ... 4000 40.0o Return of births
 and deaths .. 20.75 5000 Rent of voting
 places ...... 46.00 25.00 e m u m on
 town officers
 bonds ...... 122.50 125.00 Traffic officer 22S.65 10000 Probate court
 expenses ... 200.00 200.o0 Clerk of finance
 board .... 2b.00 25.00 Dog damage 5000 5000 Care of monu-
 ment ....... 115.60 10000 Guide boards 5000 Honor roll me-
 morial tablet 9,16710 100000 Loans ........ 100000 100000 Past due bills 100000 S61.76 Emergency :. 100000
 Insurance on Boilers s21S.O5; Sal aries, teachers, s37,72S.o5, s39,000; substitutes, $S27.75, $500; music, $731.57, $500; superintendent, ss,5oO, $3,000; janitors, sS,344.93, $3,500; school supplies, s5S9.97, s1,500; office supplies, s227.33, $500; text books, s1,419.73, s2,000; library, s1.34, s16O; s1O6.39, $50; fuel, s4,- 4S5.77, $500; feight and carriage, 3O9.39, 300; enumeration, sS4.So, s9O; repairs, $S,19S.55. $3.200: specified tions and plans for new building, s1,- TOO; local transportation, $2,6S1.77, 5000; high school tuition, s11,742, $12,000: high school transportation, $1,334.02, s1,400; night school, s533, se50: financial secretary, $100, S25O; replace heating plants at Kensington and Hubbard schools, sS,o00; totals s7S,159.41; s97,3O0.
 FRANCIS DENYING, IT,. ERNEST w. MILDRUM,
 JAMES FITZSIMONS,
 CLAUDE w. STEVENS,
 JAMES c. HART,
 BERNARD P. MOORE, A. L. Woodruff. Clerk.
 Will Present Entertainment
 A variety entertainment presented Or the benefit of the Worthington Center association will be he next event of interest to Berlin people. This affair will take place in he town hall on the evening of De- ober 5.
 Miss Helen Rohm is in charge of he program. She announces that here will be several acts with a one ct play concluding the evening. Girl couts. the Berlin orchestra, the irange and several people giving vo- al and instrumental numbers will ake part in the activities. The name. f the one-act play is Mrs. Tubb's 1 by Catherine Mcdowell 1, lice. This play is well known in mateur circles and the cast com osed of Berlin men and women is I xpected to present it in excellent .
 
 lyle. n Several items are yet to be ar a anged, the sale of candy and the nal arrangement of the program n eing among them. It is expected that 1e residents will give this event leir hearty support, since the money to go to such a worthy organiza on. r
 Election Coming Soon The annual election will take place ( onday, October 1. There should be f great deal of interest manifested in . le election this year. as the demo- il attic party has again come to life $ Id is booming it's candidates for the F spective offices. fl
 Court Session Postponed. The weekly session of the Berlin I wn court scheduled for last eve | ng was postponed until next We'd ,sday .on account of the absence Of idge George Griswold. The judge poets to return home tomorrow. o veral cases were on the docket for oi st evening and one Hartford law rt r came to town it is said. but find b E everything locked Up. immediate d returned to Hartford expressing st rprised that he had not been no.i- r