New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

such map, This 4O-foot street line is proposed by the commission. with 94-foot building and l6-foot veranda lines on the north side and 2S-foot building and 20-foot veranda lines on the south side. The South ave- nue hearing will be held at the close of that on Hamlin street. This street has never been accepted and was mapped by Engineer McKernan for the first time last week. A width of 30 feet is proposed, with e4-foot building and l6-ioot veranda' lines on both sides Of the street.
 Onc-half File Tax Lists
 Approximately one-hdh of the tax lists have been filed with the board Of assessors, according 10 a state- ment issued by Assessor John J. klmmel. There remain only Fri day, Saturday and Monday in which 10 hand in these lists and the assess ors will sit practically all day and into the evening Of each of these days. Those residents who fail to file their lists by Monday night will lay themselves liable to penalty Of 10 per cent. Football Teams Prepare ! The West Ends will hold an im- portamt practice session tonight at the high school field in preparation for their game with the Sons of Italy from Southington here Sun day afternoon, Tho West Ends have booked some of the classiest elevens ! in the state at considerable expense to themselves and thy deserve the support of the town in their effort 10 give 1t tlrst-class football, The Frog Hollow Senators from Hart ford. whose game here last week was rained out, have been secured for the following Sunday, while other games, including one for Thanksgiv- ing Day, are being arranged.
 The Plainville Juniors will prac- ticc al Trumbull field at 7:45 o'clock tonight. All members are requested to report.
 Atheists Exoncratch
 Antonio Di Mauro of Lafayette street, New Britain, and Howard S. lbelle of Hartford appeared in the local court last night as sequel 10 q crash between their automobile Monday night at the corner of New Britain and Trumbull avenues. They were both eXonerated of criminal blame and the, case was decided to be one for civil action.
 Federation Notes
 The Womans Federation of the Congregations church held sew. ing meeting in the church parlors this afternoon. The evening grour will meet in the church parlors al 1;3o o'clock this evening. A good attendance is urged.
 The federation will hold thrift sale tomorrow and Saturday. botl iaftcrnoon and evening. at Grang, hall. All contributing are asked tc leave their articles al the hall 10. morrow morning.
 Halloween social l There will be a Halloween social at the Baptist church parlors to- morrow evening under the auspices of the World Wide Guild. The pub. lie is cordially invited.
 Odd Fellows Meeting
 class of candidates will take the first degree at the meeting of Sc. Uuassen Lodge. |. 0. 0. r., tonight Quinnipiac Lodge No. Of New lIa- Ncn will do the degree work. A so. cial hour will follow. All members Hre urged 10 be present.
 Auxiliary Bazaar Opens
 The biggest bazaar conducted hS Brock Barnes post ladies' auxiliary opened in Legion hall at ? o'clock this afternoon. Local talent vii present a program this evening while tomorrow night there will bt q Halloween dance, costume af- fair There are gift shop. tea room, food sale and candy sale.
 Woman Sprains Wrist
 Miss Kate Ryan Of Whiting street sustained a badly sprained wrist yes, tcrday when she fell in crossing th' railroad tracks on Broad street. She turned to speak to the gatc-tendei and as she did so caught her foot and was thrown heavily,
 Plan social
 The ladies of the parish Of tn, Church of Our Lady of Mercy met in the church hall last evening and planned to hold food sale and whist party on Thursday, November I19.
 Notes
 Arthur Dame of Bank street has hrnn caIlel 10 COhoNs. \. l., by tht