New Britain herald., 1924-01-04

handed in for prosecution. During th' past month. the tax collector wen after many delinquenis and was sac | cessful to great extent in hayinf the bills settled. but the remaining % have paid no attention to his de mands. \ few days grace will be given so that those who wish may avoid prosecution.
 Hunters Licenses.
 Miss Mae Morgan stated today that there is still large number of ap- plicants for hunting licenses. All through the week, large numbers Of applicants have been appearing at the town hall and taking out permits to seek wild game. The number Of fishing licenses taken out has not in- creased at a very rapid rate.
 May sell Property.
 Daniel J. Donovan of Meriden, re- ceiver for the Cahill Co, has made application to the superior court for permission to either sell or lease the property owned by the company in the rear Of the Recreation Center on Whiting street The reason for this move was not because the property Was 10 be sold or leased immediately, but simply 10 have arrangements complete whereby selling price may be put on the place and if purchas- CT comes along, no hindrance will stand in the way of making a deal. It is reported that several parties have made inquiries concerning the property, but nothing definite was done concerning Ii.
 The property would make an ideal place for storehouses or warehouses for handling freight. and it is ex- pccted that should the terms be right, the property will be sold soon. The property consists Of large buildings with an office addition bordering on the Canal line of the railroad.
 Joint Committee Meeting.
 The executive committees of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, and the Ladies' Auxiliary will meet Sun day afternoon at o'clock in the Le- zion rooms on Whiting street Mem- bers of both committees have been notified by mail of the meeting and a full attendance is expected. Matters of importance will be discussed and plans for the coming year will be made.
 Piainsilie Briefs
 Mrs, Mary Carpenter Of Noank is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Bedford Of this town.
 Mrs. James F.. Prior Of Boston Is visiting relatives here for a few days.
 William Baker has returned to Plainyille after visit with relatives in Boston.
 Mrs, Gordon Hartson and daughter. Susan Of Hongh street, are confined to their home with illness,
 Miss Mary pestilo has taken a po- sition with the PlainNille Baking Co.
 The two children of Willard Hart Of East Main street arc slightly im- proved today. Mrs. Hart's condition remains unchanged.
 The Holy Name society Of the church Of Our Lady Of Mercy met last evening in the American Legion rooms on Whiting street. A social followed.
 The regular meeting Of Plainyille Hose Co. No. i. will he held this eve. ming in the firemen's rooms at the town hall,
 Pythian lodge. K. of r.. will hold 2 regular meeting this evening in l. Q. O. F. hall
 Sequasson lodge. l. Q. c, F. met last evening in the odd Fellows hall Routine business was transacted.
 Tho Plain>ille Chamber of Com merce held the January meeting last evening in tho rooms in the Odd Fel- lows block. Plans were laid 10 move 1uartcrs into the new building Of the rlainvilc Water Co,
 There will be a rehearsal of the ! ,hcir uf the church of our Lady of | Mercy in the church this evening al i : :3O o'clock.