New Britain herald., 1924-08-12

man, Jason NJ. Taylor, Harold Upson
 Victor Benson, Hobart l.. Honiss
 Frank C. Kramer. Roy H. Morse
 James McPherson, Luther r. Turner
 Charles A. Wood ward, William C Shepard.
 The men were seelcted from list
 of 60 compiled by the seectment and
 sent to Hartford.
 Visiting His Friends Congressman F.. Hart Tenn was in town yesterday visiting his friends and ! while here he had conference with Henry C. Deming, chairman of the 1 republican town committee. 1 Will Have Statement Soon 1 With the aid of Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff First Selectman George B Carter was cornered this morning, but he refused to make any statement regarding his intentions for the con- ing political campaign in the town. He did say, however, that he will have something to say within a few days. Whether it will be to the effect that he will again run for the position of first selectman or not remains A subject for conjecture, but it appears that he will seek the voters ballots this fall
 Tax Collections Made.
 Tax Collector Charles F. Lewis has taken in on the lists of 1928. due May l, 1924, s9l, ,32S.31 to date. There still remains about s15.000 to be col lected The lists of 1920 show the collection of s651.So so far this year. On the lists of 1921 Mir. Lewis has taken in s3,1o6.90 since the year be- gan The lists of 1922 show the col lection of s14,15S.71 since the begin- ming of the year.
 Personal Tax Collections.
 The personal tax list of 1923 has shown a collection of s2,692 so far this year. The work has kept Mir. Lewis busy, together with the town tax collections, but he is rapidly up his work.
 Court Session Tonight.
 Several cases are scheduled for hearing in the Berlin town court to- night. Among them are a few auto mobile cases.
 To Hold Chlldren's Party.
 The Sunshine society will hold a ,hildren's party on the lawn of the | of Mrs, John Pinches of Berlin street Thursday afternoon from ! until o'clock. All children are invited, as are mothers. who will lave chance to play cards while he youngsters are at their games This is sure to be pleasant affair md the society is sparing no pains to make it a success.
 Returns From School.
 Miss Ruth Graham of kensinEton las returned from Yale Summer chool at New Haven, where she has cen taking special courses in con- ection with teachers work.
 Feet Badly Cut. Two young men reported to Dr. A. Goodwin yesterday afternoon suf- ering from bad cuts on the feet sus- ained while swimming in Hart's ond. William Becker of New Brit ] in arrived and several stitches were lken to close the wound. He left !, or his home and about one-half later | ernard Ives of kensington reported s from like hurt. Several itches were needed to close the | ole In his foot. Q
 East Berlin Items There will be regular meeting and Q stallation of officers of the Knights ' Pythias at the hall on Grove e street i, lis evening. ,s Mrs. T. C. Root has returned to her V ome on Main street after enjoying two weeks vacation as the guest Of l. latives in New York.
 The East Berlin Junior ball team i'll play the BeckIey team at Beck n y Wednesday afternoon. oI A food sale will be held at the A 'me of Mrs. Frank Cobey on Wilcox 'enue Friday afternoon from 10 B clock. ci Mrs. Archer Walsh of Wilcox ', enue has the distinction of being Q first person in this part Of the bt VII to receive letter by air mail. ., The funeral of Miss Grace Robin rf n of Cromwell. who was killed by or ing struck by an automobile ss she hr' h' Is alighting from g trolley car near r home. was held from her late .s me in Cromwell this afiernoon at 2 .lock and burial was in Wilcox