New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
LAST MEETING OF
 BOARD OF RELIEF Final Opportunity for Property
 Owners to Appeal
 P. 0. HOURS FOR MONDAY To Attend Conventions - Observe Holiday Monday - Grange to Southington--Leaye On Excursion -Plainyille Briefs. n

Tomorrow afternoon will be the last opportunity for property own CTS in the town to appeal their prp- erty assessments as placed on them by the board of assessors as the board of relief will conclude its sit- tings tomorrow afternoon. The board will be in session in the Town hall between the hours of 1:30 and o'clock and after that no appeals will be entertained by the members.
 The board will then go into execu- tive session on the appeals and will, where they deem needed, make any changes in the assessments. It does not necessarily mean that the board will reduce the amount of assess ment in every case, because the board has the power of adding to the amount. This happens only in rare cases, however, and it Is eX- pected that there will be a few re- auctions in amounts.
 The grand list will then be sub- mitted to the board of selectmen who will bring it, in it's revised form before the town meeting in March at which the tax rate will be set for the coming year. It is not expected that the board will make any radical changes in the grand list. F.. o. Hours Monday
 The Plainvillo post office will ob- serve George Washington's birthday on Monday and the holiday hours scheduled will be observed at the office. The stamp window will be open from 10 II o'clock in the morning. There will be one city delivery and no rural delivery. No money orders will be issued.
 To Attend Conventions
 Postmaster James E. Usher will attend the postmasters' convention to be held at the Hotel Heublein, Hartford on Saturday. Walter I.athrop will attend the post office clerks convention in Meriden on Monday and Carrier Pearl'W Smith will attend the carriers convention in Norwalk on Monday.
 Holiday Monday
 Washington's birthday will be ob- served here on Monday with gen. eral cessation of business. Although no canvass has been made of the factories, it is reported that they will be closed for the day. The schools of the town will be closed all day and the stores. or the ma jority of them will close at 1 o'clock for the remainder of the day.
 The Plainville Trust Co. will not do business on Monday and the Town hall offices will be closed az cept for necessary business. All other lines of business will cease op- erations for the day.
 Grange to Southington
 Plainville Grange will visit with the Southington Grange this evening and will furnish an entertainment in connection with neighbors night which will be observed there. The local members have planned an ela- borate program for the eevning.
 Leave on Excursion
 A large number of people from Plainville are planning to take the opportunity of visiting Montreal, Canada, on the excursion which is scheduled to go tonight and return Sunday night. Among those who have announced their intentions of making the trip are Attorney Charles F. Conlon, Miss Anna Murphy, Miss Marie Callen, HMiss Harriet Hird and Miss Marguerite laNasseur. Wins Special Match
 The Second Operation team of the Standard Steel X Bearings Inc. bowling league nosed out the Auto matics last evening on the ReCrea- ton alleys, taking two out of three games. The superiority of the winning team was not clearly demonstrated however because the total pinfall for the two combina- tions was the same. The score is as follows ;
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