New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
INCREASE ADDED TO
 GRAND LIST TOTAL
Additions Of Relief Board Exceed Deductions by S2,92O
CHIMNEY FIRE IN BLOCK
Ford Sedan smashed by Trolley Lcntcn Services to Begin Weslnes- day-Legion Team Beats New Brit ain-Plain, file Briefs.

inc report or the flalllNlllc DOaru of relief shows that the total of the grand list has been increased by s2.920. The board completed it's work last night and turned in its re- port ot the. office of the town clerk this morning. There are q number Of large additions and also large de- ductions intcrspcrsed with smaller amounts and exemptions. but the total of the additions exceeds that of the deductions by the above amount. Among the large additions are the following: F. J. Carter. foundry building, s2.5oo: C. r. Hart, land, s2,Soo: N. s. Deanc. land, s1,7a7; William H. O'Neil. house, barn and land. sl.S25; William ]. Simpson, house and land. s1.G25: Francesca and Maria Caparelli, s2.9iS, and Connecticut Light and Power Co.,, s2.220. Among those who received considerable deductions in the assess ments on their property are the fol- lowing: Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc. land. s2.i50: Rev. l.ucian Boj- nowski, land. sl,560; H. C. Higgins, hand. SS,gO0: Emmett N. Schutts, not owner, s2,920. and Tracy X McDon- aId. block and stores, Galpin's drug store and shoe store, S5,S00.
 The total Of th" additions amounts to slS,7o2. and th" total of deduc- tiuns sl5,Si2, leaving an increase to b" added to the grand list Of $2,a20.
 Trolley Hits sedan
 Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, ., ,risto| and rlainyillc Co, trolley nit d sedan on West Main street. The automobile was badly damaged and several windows in the trolley car were broken. The automobile is said tu have been travelling in thc' same directing as the trolley and when the 1 driver attempted 10 pass the trolley out. the rear end skiddcd and the troll lev struck the car. The antomolil" had broken wheel and body that vas partially destroyed and was 1 towcd into Cooks garage for repairs | No arrests have been made.
 ! Lent Begins Wednesday 1 Wednesday or next week will be the first day oi Lent and services will l br held in several of the churches in Plain, ilr. In the church oi Our Lady of Mercy. Ash Wednesday ser, ices will be held with a mass and distribution of ashes at o'clock in th" morning and bcncGiction of the Blessed Sacra- mcn,. A sermon and distribution Of ashes will take place at 1:30 o'clock in the evening.
 Serviccs tomorrow at tic church of Our Lady ot Mercy will bo held with masses at the usual hours of and 10 o'clock, Sunday school session will be hefn at o'clock.
 Friday or next week will Dc ob- ferved as the First Friday of the month and mass will be said at j:3O o'clock iu the morning and holy communion will br administered again al : o'clock. In tho evening, the Way of the Cross and brncdic- ton will bc held at 7;S0 o'clock.
 During the l.cntcu season, nccord- ing to an announcement from Rev. John E. Fay. q series Of sermons will be delivered zach Sunday night at i;3o o'clock by Rev. William cayah- augh of Hartford.
 Legion Team Wins
 The bowling team of Brock Barnes post took the NeW Britain team into camp last night and ,fpatcd them two out of three games. The locals were in good form and were at no time in danger of being beaten. The scores are us follows: