New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

fact their taxes arc paij 10 tIrisl ol, while tho rC q abutting their proper ty k In Plainville and has never hcen accepted. They have taken the matter up with the selectmen Of that town, but in view of the fact thnt no revenue Is received by Plainyillc rom residents of this particular street, their request has been denied.
 For this reason they have written local city officials and th matter has been referred 10 the street commii- tee to take up with the seleetmcn Of plainvillo.
 To Investigate II. $. Repairs
 In the budget for 1928 appears an appropriation of $500 for re. pairs 10 the new high school which was granted on the request of the high school committee. Mayor Wade. as did all the members of the city eonncil, felt that the building should bc properly maintained at all tine, but it was thought advisable 10 appoint a committee 10 look into the situation and sec just what was required.
 With this end in view, the mayor appointed q committee consisting of Councilman Charles Anderson. WI. liam Hayes and Walter Merrill 10 look tho situation over and report at the next meeting,
 Funeral of Maxine Maynard The funeral of Maxine Maynard. who died Tuesday evening nt his hone, lH Landry street. was hvld this morning at S o'clock from St. Anu's church.
 Rev. J, ?, rerreuult. pastor Of St. Ann's celebrated tho high mass Of requiem and the remains were taken to New Hartford for intcrment. PoCahontas Meeting k'tcna"un Council, D. of r, will hold their regular meeting this eve. ming at [ o'clock.
 some business matters will be taken ID and at 7:GQ the members will leave hy bus for Torrinston where they will attend il masqucr. adr given by the rocahontas Of thur city.
 Number of Unpaid Personal Ta>c, Approximately 1900 persons have 'o date failed 10 pay their personal tax, the total amount outstanding being about $&, ,o00 These dclioucnt., will be obliged 10 pay interest ut ,lp, rate Of min" per cont when thoy make remittance.
 Tax Collector Frank II. Riley stated this morning that within the next five or six days 2 drive would be started with the idea of maliin. collections from thosy still indebted 10 th" city for this tax.
 Large Number Attend Game large number of local rootcrs
 went to New Britain last evening to
 watch the contest between the Ma tional Guards of that city and the local New Departure team. While the Hardware City bows showed the way during the frs, half. they were hopelcssly outclasspd in the second part. the Endees ronping away with the decision by score of 5 10 .6.
 Health Protective League Mcctin: Members Of tho EmpIoycs Health Protective loague were hosts las; evening 10 two very prominent Con l'cIicut men. Dr. John r. O'Bricn
 Of Seaside Sanatorium at Mantle, and Dr. Edward J. Lynch of | Laurel Heights Sanatorium of Shcl. | ton.
 Coming 10 address q public gath cring cf citizens interested in tho i work oi the local league, the two i guests were entertained at tho EIks club, enjoying a dinner event, pres ent at which were the officials and members Of the board of managers of the local league.
 At this gathering it was the op- portunity oi the visitors 10 learn in more detail Of the work being ac- complishcd in Bristol.
 
 Present at the gtt-togcther at the El!is club were Dr. O'Brien, Dr. lynch, Eugene Keilrer, N-ray spe- c'alist at lncas on tho Thames; Dr.
 R. A. Richardson. President S.. ]. | arg and Vice President w. l.. 1 Crouch. and members of the board. Albert Nulleumicr, (. c. Morgan. Earl J. Arnold, 4. F. Brightman, Christen Wyrtzen. Arthur Ehh. l.. A. Wheeler George Long, Emory D. Allen. E. w. Aspclin. Rudophc , Bcauloin.
 At the open meeting Of the Endee club President Samuel J. Largc presided, end report was presented by Secretary Harry J. McKins,ry of the league. This showed that sub Ttantiol increase per sale of last De- c"mber had been made. indicatirs the great interest in the local work. This sale amounted to se,10O as compared with sI.20o the previous year, The report indicated that the
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