New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

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 Commerce Chamber Meets
 The Plainyille Chamber of Com mcrce will hold the regular May meeting this evening al 5 o'clock in the headquarters on Pierce street. 4 representative Of q manufacturers company will be present 10 speak on the rcvuluution Of prop orty values and the system used by his company, His talk will be of great interest 10 all property owners and tax payers in the town and the meeting tonight should be attended by all.
 At the last meeting Of the cham Der when State Tax Commissioner Bodgett spoke on the subjects Of as scssments and methods of taxation, q small number heard him, but they received a great deal of useful in- formation from him. Tonight's meeting should be productive of q larger attendance and promises to interest all who own property in PlainyiIle. The public is invited 10 attend and hear the expert.
 Legion Auxiliary Notes
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post will hold q rcgu. lar meeting in the post rooms on Whiting street tonight with the busi- ncss session starting at FRO o'clock. At 8 o'clock, social and card party will he held to which all are invited.
 Tomorrow afternoon from 10 , o'clock. the members of the auxiliary will meet al the post rooms 10 take poppies for Memorial Day. This work becomes doubIy important be- cause Of the nearncss of Memorial Day when the poppics will be used. The committee in charge Of this work announces that If any of the members cannot attend the session tomorrow afternoon and can find time 10 do some work at home, they will he furnished the materials with which 10 work by calling at the rooms tomorrow while the members are there.
 Members of Brock-Barnes post are invited 10 the meeting and a ,argt number will attend.
 This will be thc last night for the voting on applications as the new members will be initiated at the next meeting. T. is imperative that thr members have all applications in by tonight.
 Church Entertainment
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church has planned an excellent cafeteria supper for to- night between the hours Of 5.30 and I:3n o'clock. A pleasing menu will bo served and following inc supper an entertainment Of high class mum. bers will bc presented. The pro- gram will be a contest between Maine and Connecticut with judges heinz appointed 10 decide who the winners will be. Following the en. ter'ainment, tea and May baskets filled with candy will be sold.
 Hearing on Application
 4 hearing on the application of James Mccall, administrator of inc estate of the late Charles r. Mccall for permission 10 sell the property of tho estate on NcaI's court. is sched- uied 10 be held in the probate court before Justice Merritt c. Ryder this afternoon.
 Final Accounting
 The final accounting Of Mrs. Corf Anderson. eXocutriX Of the estate O 1ho late James B. Cowles has bcc, mad" and accoptad by tho probar, court The entire estate was left tl Mrs. Anderson who was housokecpol 10 Nr. Cow'os.
 Plain,ilIc Briefs
 Thomas Conlon of Pierce s,root has returned from St. Francis hos pital, Hartford. where he has hecn confined for th" past few months.
 For sa,"-15 yorls ingraincd car. ro', r." W. Main street, upper bell --adlt
 Special this wooN , gals. Ford oi 22,@o. Hamm's Garago, F. Main St --advt.
 Spring water delivered in ! eaI bottles. Thra)i's Drug store. Tel 179 --advt