New Britain herald., 1924-01-25
Receiving Increases.

Receiving Increases.
 4 large number of residents 0 1 Plainville have been taken by sur prise by the board of assessors ant the board of relief at their sessions next month will have plenty of worl judging appeals from various sources if the statements of certain propert! owners are to be taken. The letters from the assessors have notified thc owners of good sized increases and protest are being heard each day ol every side. According to the schedule as printed by the board Of relief these property owners will have ar opportunity to state their cases be- fore the beard of relief starting with the first day of February and until 20 days thereafter and consideration of their appeals will be made.
 We-uns Food Sale
 The Wo-uns club will hold a food sale in the service station in the cen- ter tomorrow. The proceeds of the sale will be used to furnish insur- ance on the visiting nurse automo- bile and as the We-uns were the prompting spirits in the drive for a car for the nurses benefit. it is ex- pected that the sale will receive good support tomorrow.
 Income Tax Blanks
 Persons who are to make income tax returns may secure blanks at the post office and additional information concerning them will be furnished there, if wanted. The post office is in possession of large number of the blanks. The returns must Dc In the hands Of the revenue office not later than March ..
 Home From Army
 Burton Hemingway. son of Mrs. Sophia Hemingway, arrived home this morning from St. Louis, Mo-, where he has been serving with the United States army. He enlisted four years ago and has terminated his stretch of service. He was d member of the 9th Infantry units, He plans to re- main at home.
 Fred Bullcn Till
 Fred Bullcn, justice Of the police court and member of the school committee, is i'll at his homo on street. It was said this morning that he has been threatened with pneumonia.
 Condition Unchanged
 The condition Of Fred Callen, Sr.. who has been il for the past week at his home on East street with an at tack of lohar pneumonia, was un- changed today, according to adyices from his family. His condition is still grave.
 Reco,crs From Illness.
 Miss Mary A. Callen, sister to Fred 'allen. Sr., and principal of the East Bristol school, is able to be out after ! severe illness which has confined her to her home for more than a week.
 plain,ilic Briefs. The town plan commission will meet in session Monday evening at o'clock in the Town hall. Miss Doris Gwilim. daughter Of Nr. and Mrs, $. s. Gwillim. will | cave today for months visit with 1 friends in North Carolina. Leonard Berry Of East Main street | dDlt ID sil up dil'T ldNlHS btsn III | with a severe attack of the grip. Pythian lodge, K. of F.. will meet l his evening in odd Fellows hall at regular business meeting. The Energetic club of Whites l 'rossing will hold the next meeting 1, his evening at 1880 o'clock at the l lome Of Miss Nora Cooper. Tenement for rent, five rooms. is2 1. St., inquire Antonio Melito. | Y East St., Plainville.--Adyt.
 Public dance. Grange hall. Plain- file, Saturday, Jan. 26. Round and quarc dances. lIolmans orchestra.
 --adNt 'or ,ale-- Kitchen range. also , burn- r gas stove with oven. 2l3 West lain street. Tel. Ss-t2.-ad,t.