New Britain herald., 1925-09-22

hall before It was finally accepted,
Francis Deming finishing with sat
isfactory sum must be paid for sat
isfactory work" Miss Murray was
also back of the assessors In their
demand for compensation. saying
that IS day was very little indeed
for the average day Of six hours put
in by the assessors when on duty.
Chief opposition came from former
Selectman John Moore.
Miss Murray next found fault with
the payment Of 500 annually to the
health officer, and DR.. Griswod took
the floor and explained at great
length his duties, worth more near
~ $1,000 than the s700 allotted, he
said.
The most pleasing part Of the
budget to all concerned was the fact
that the school appropriation was
only SS3,545 as against the $780,
60 which was expended last yeal.
Bernard Murray recommended that
the school authorities be extended
a. vote of thanks for their efforts to
run the schools so we'll and at the
same time SO economically. Miss
Murray followed her brother in her
praise of the school system, saying
that it was something to marvel at.
state Police On The dob
Cars travelling at a rate exceed
ing IS miles an hour were stopped
last night and given warning by
state police officers on the Berlin
turnpike. Worthington Ridge has
become a speedway and the police
have declared that they arc deter
mined to clamp the lid down tight
on this practice. Last nights IN
vestigations were the first steps
taken.
Hubbard School Meeting
The first meeting Of the season OF
the Parent Teachers association OF
the Hubbard school will take place
in the school Friday night. All in
terested arc urged 10 attend. The
meeting will begin at s o'clock.
Mrs. Anthony Iewisky.
The funeral of Mrs. Anthony lie
wisky OF 80 Millard street, New
Britain, formerly Miss Susan Sulli
van Of this town, was held thu
morning at o'clock in st. Andrew
Lithuanian church, New Britain
Durial was in st. Mary's cemetery
New Britain.
d. Mrs. Frances Bailey.
The funeral OF Mrs. Frances Bal
, lev, widow of William a. Bailey,
l former conductor on the Bcrli
= branch, was held in Springfield
r Mass, this afternoon at l O'CLOCK
1 Services were held at the grave i
c Berlin cemetery at 3:15, Rev. sam
s uel Fiske officiating.
II Gcncvtcve KotcC.
: The funeral of Gcnevieve kote'
infant daughter of MIR. and Mr.
y Stanley Kotec, who died at her HON
t in Kensington yesterday mornini
= was held this morning at Z o'cloc
6 in the Sacred Heart church, Ne
l. Britain. Burial was in Sacred Hea
n cemetery, New Britain.
e Pagan Callahan.
&c Further information concernir
" the wedding of Miss Anna Neronic
Pagan of Maple street, Berlin, ar
r James William Callahan OF Ne
II Haven, which will take place in
IT pauvs church at 2 o'clock tomorro
r. morning, was learned this mornin
AT when it was announced that q
lie maid of honor will be Eleanor II
Id gan OF New Haven and the best mi
ly will be Edward Callahan, brother
re the bridegroom, also OF New Have
TO Rev, John c. Brennan will perfor
!. the ceremony, and after a hone
s. moon the couple will live in NJ
IN Haven.
H. Church News.
c. Mrs, Charles Sharpe and NJ
ly Charles Stuhlman will give a silN
IT. tea at the home of Mrs. Sharpe
Kensington tomorrow afternoon
tn the interests of the Ladies' Aid
he ciety of the Methodist church.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Int ciety of the Kensington Congrei
or tional church will meet tomorr
he afternoon at 1 o'clock.
his Notes.
by Mrs. Charles Fiske will entert
by members of the Social Five at
home on Beckley road Thursday
yer ernoen,
OTIS There will be meeting Of
Mt knights OF Pythiss in their hall
ter night az S o'clock.
The Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Hazen