New Britain herald., 1926-10-08

George T. LaBonne. Myrl R. Lime burner, Jacob Lipeiko, James H Martin, Ella P. Mills, Florence A Melancon, Louis L. Melancon, Alber J. Maynard, Arthur T. Watson, Aug. ust Watson, Charles F. McKiernan Thomas Malohey. Alice G. Maloney Rose Nasiatka, MT. Nasiatka, Clara B, Neal, Franklin R. Neal, Clara F Orius, Harold Paradee, Isabelle NJ Phelps, Donald E. Pryor, Thomas L Pryor, Leo A. Paul, Bessie c. Rob- ertson, George A. Richards, Verna Saunders, Guy Section. John Scotton Estelle Simpson.
 James H. Taylor, Louis L. Thomasen, Pomelia ". Thomasen, Florence Trumbull, John Turner, Nellie Turner. Lewis s. Tator. Frederick T. Washington. Robert D, WiXon. Harold W. Wright, Emma II. Williams, George II. Wooding, John K. Wilson, Althea Clark Wilson.
 The following additional names are left over from the town cleo ion: Emily Bernston, Gertrude Fox. Alice Ciines, Rosa Cnazzo, veronica Fealey, Sophia A. Lord, Cecile V. Lucic Annie NJ. Norway, Gertrude Nystrom. Hattie Oysler, Betty skinner, Katherine Skinner, May Tredennick, Esther Trumbull Anna Vance, Edward NJ. Abell, Ray E. Carpenter, Leonard Cassidy. Amer!so Collela, Walter T. Dexter, Alonzo Glines, Frederick W. Harks, Henry B. Kcssnar. Howard NJ. Knapp, John William Kramer, Michael Levine, Phillips H. Lord. Fred k. Watson, James Mcclure, William A. Spurr, William Walker.
 The selectmen will also be in session a week from tomorrow, but all those who can are urged to an- pear before them tomorrow and be made"
 Finance Board Held Up
 No finance board can be elected for another year, although the es- tablishment of such a body was voted at the town election Monday The statutes forbid the election of town officers at q state election such as will be held next month, and it is considered that the ex- pense or special election would be prohihitive. There will conse- quently be no finance board chosen until the annual election next Oc- tober, when three democrats and three republicans will be elected. two each for one, two, and three years.
 C. of C. Meeting
 The appointment of @ building inspector and the revaluation of the town grand list were discussed at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board Of directors last night. In both of these important matters only preliminary steps were taken and nothing definite in the way of appointing permanent was accomplished. Ac- ion, however, may be forthcoming next month. X building inspector laS been urged for some time, as It present there are no restrictions 1n building. wiring, or plumbing n Plainville and it has been charged that the majority of new structures would fail to pass in 'pection under reasonable codes. The revaluation of the grand list S another important matter; con- siderable work along this line was lone by the board of assessors last ear and more will probably follow his winter.
 The chamber also heard the re- 'ort Of the committee which car led through the finance board . proposal. Tho committee was con- tnued for another year until the 'oard could be placed in actual operation.
 Old-TashiOnCd Dances
 A series of fashioned dances iill be conducted at Grange hall very Saturday night during the oming winter. These dances, which 1. ill begin on Saturday. October 16. i'll be conducted by William Gun ingham.
 Officers of Federation i,
 The following officers were elect d at the meeting of the Women's iteration of the Congregational [ hurch yesterday afternoon: Presi- ent, Mrs. Howard Smith; vice resident in charge of domestic ac- vities, Mrs. Alien Bailey; vice resident in charge of social activi- es' Mrs. Charles R. Clark; vice resident in charge of missionary apartment, Mrs. Harry A. Castle; 2cording secretary, Miss Elizabeth orton; corresponding secretary, ITS. Fred Logan; treasurer Mrs. cell Bedford; members-at- large executive committee, Mrs. John obbins and Mrs. Charles Lowry.
 Assessors Begin Work The assessors today began their ork of compiling the grand list. n all week days and from : to I clock Saturday evenings there will