New Britain herald., 1924-01-21
GRAND LIST WILL EXCEED LAST YEARS Board of Assessors Unable to Give
 Amount Of Increase MICHAEL LEVINE ROLLS 19i
Sues For Divorce Not Knowing Hus- band Was Dcad-Obserse Wedding Anniyersary-Miles I. Hart Direct or Of Traffic in Raleign-Briefs.

 many of the residents in Plainviile
 as the general opinion has been that the list would be lower because of
 the cessation of work in some of the ] manufacturing plants in town.
 $. ?. Williams. one of the assessors ii in explaining this phase of his work today. said that there are lao new lists in Plainville which would more than make up for the decreases which have appeared in certain qua. = sters. Then, the Bristol Manufactur- l ing list will not be greatly reduced because of the fact that when the as sessment was made dating from October 1. 1928. the factory had - great quantity of goods On hand and would be assessed accordingly. He stated that he would not be able to give the amount of increase at tho present time, as the totals have not yet been reached.
 There are a number of new manu- featuring plants in town, one of which is the Colonial Brass Works which has occupied the factory build ing formerly owned by the Baum works and other small industries has, started here since last year. Then there have been a large number of additions to the factories here al- ready and great increase in husi- ness which has necessiiated expansion in other quarters New power plants have been erected. one by the Con- necticnt Electric Light and Power ro. East street and another by the Standard Steel and Bearings Inc, and these will tend 10 increase the list great deal.
 X large number of new dwelling houses have also been erected in various parts Of the town and these will be placed on the list this year. Another important item in the in- crease is also tho fact that a large number of acres of land which were formerly assessed as unimpronrd land. win be put in as developed property or lots, and the acreage of the unimprovcd property will be greatly reduced.
 The list of exemptions, however, will hn high, tabnlatinn showing that tho total Of property exempt will amount to about s50,0n0.
 Bowls state Record
 In match game at the Recreation alleys Saturday evening, Michael fc- vine, Plain,ille markctman, bowled a score that is thought to be a state record for duck pins. His total at the end of the string was i9l and as far as could be ascertalned, this makes a record score for Connecticut. The game was between Ector Bolzoni and Antonio DiMarco of Plainsille and ! Charles Mcyerowitz and aichael Le- ! vine, the first two rolling against the . latter duct.
 Mr. Leyines score for the strine was as follows: [ 16 3l 40 56 75 9S fi5 14s 172 ioi !
 seeks Divorce, Husband Dead
 Mrs. Jessie Ii. Northrop of Noun. l tain View has filed a petition in the ! superior court in Hartford for di- vorce from her husband, who un- known to her died in Waterbury four years ago. The writ charges dsser- ton. Mrs. Northrop and her hus- band were married in Plainville 3 Of years ago and Mir. North rop left her over four years ago. He died with influenza.
 Observe Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur l. Dame Of Bank street yesterday quietly ob- served their goth wedding anniycr- sary. They were married % years ago in cohoes. \. Y. by kev. Michael :. Calvin. pastor of the church there shortly after they came to piainYitlc where they have resided to he present day. They have three .nilar.u. Mr. Dame is employed ss sexton of the church of Our Lady ,f Mercy and has large circle or friends.
 Appointed Traffic Director
 A letter received at the Herald ,fire from Mics ]. Hart. formerly resident ef F'lainyille and 3 con ia bic elected at the last annual town ,ieetfon. states that he has been ap- ,ointed director Of traffic in Raleigh. |. q. Mir. Hart left rialntiiie q few months aro to accompany his wife 10 he south and they have resided there ince.
 The rnesfaEs state that Hon. Eu- enc CuIbretf, mayor, today, January 5 appointed Miles !. Hart 10 be di- ector of tra ffie for the city Of ,aIeirH. Mr. Hart is former resi- ? enf If PlainTiiie. Conn, and was st q ne time connected with the connec- 2 lcnt State Highway department As s q rsffie officer. Mir. HnTt wiii have en- . Ire charge of tho traffic squad d. sctly under the mayor and Mir. Bird org, commissioner Of public safety"
 Mrs. James Holden.
 Borrow was expressed here today the news of the death h Forest lie of Mrs. James Holden. Tffe Of ,e postmaster In that town. She sue srala9 ta hearts disease whiie at ie telephone in her home. She vas ell knopn here where she had made ,s large circle Of friends.
 Marriage Announcement. n Announcement has been mads Of si la appronching marriage Of Antonio Ii snoufIla 10 C1ementfna Apruzzese j. 9th Of plaInVfIIe. Banns of marriage J ere announced for the first time at lf Ie masses In the church Of Our LadyI ci i Mercy yesterday morning. The .rsnaany VIII bs performed in the 2 lurch on Monday morning. Febru- J r. j.
 Legion Initiation. Il 4 large eiast of candidates HIIl bs D Fsre-s-. { q