New Britain herald., 1927-11-02

liams: Mrs. Lamphere of New Brit ain, formerly d Linden street school teacher. and Miss Dorr of Bristol. and Miss Allen Of Madison, friends of the teachers.
 MT. Judd has taken teachers to Washington upon several occasions, and on his last trip took the eighth grade pupils on similar excursion.
 Many Tax Returns Filed
 The assessors yesterday conclud- ed their work of receiving lists of taxable property and express them selves as much satisfied at the way in which the taxpayers responded. Although it cannot be definitely said. it is believed that larger percent age than ever before filed their re- turns within the prescribed time. which expired yesterday, while more than ordinary care was taken in having the lists correct.
  get down to it's real work, the eval- auting of the property on which re- turns have been made. There are still a. number of lists to be filed. and those taxpayers who have delay cd too long must pay fines Of ten per cent additional on their pro- perty.
 Subsidiary Concern Closes
 The Standard Sales X Service Co. a subsidiary Of the Standard Steel X Bearings, Inc, passed out of ex- lStoncc yesterday. The local concern is affiliated with the Marlin Rock well corporation, and the subsidiary will now become q subsidiary of the larger corporation and be known as the NJ, k. C. Bearing Service Co. It's offices will be moved from Wood ford avenue to the Guerney Ball Bearing Co. in Jam est own. x. Y. The empoyes will hold their posi- tions under the new management, and some of the officials will go to Jamestown.
 Recovering From Halloween
 The town is now recovering from the slight effects of a relatively quiet Halloween. The do not dump autos here" sign which was left on Dr. C. W. Moody's porch has been moved back to the West Main street dump. The high school has set about re-erecting it's goal posts. II has been decided to do nothing about the tearing down of mail box es in Westwood park, since it was done by very small boys. Others were knocked down along North Washington street, however, and there may be action in this instance Federation Meeting
 The Woman's Federation Of the , Congregational church will hold its regular meeting at 2:SO o'clock to- morrow afternoon in the parisl house. The Federation has secured a very interesting speaker, Mrs. AL fred n. Heninger of New Britain who will talk on The Present Trent in China Rev. and Mrs. A. D Heininger have recently returned from China and they speak with au. thority. MT. Heininger is assistant pastor of the First Congregations church in New Britain. It is hoped that as many as possible will ayai themselves of the opportunity tc meet Mrs. Heiningcr and give her a cordial welcome.
 Fencing Parking Space
 The work of fencing off the pub. lie parking space along the Cana line" railroad tracks south of the station has been practically com pleted and il is hoped to open III this tract of land between the rail- and the Sequassen corporation prop crty as a public parking space with in a short time. Through the ef forts of the Chamber of Commerce tho town has leased this ground from the railroad for $5 a year. Tn New Haven road is cooperating witt 1 the town and has agreed to remove
 it's gate tenders shanty al Wes Nam street ItTOSS lllt u dt hS, dt though this will entail considerable expense in changing over the opcr ating apparatus.
 When the public parking space 1 opened, the selcctmen say, they in tend to make another effort to en force the no parking laws in Centra square.
 Hello Girls Resign | Miss Rose Suba and Mrs. r.. A Flanders have resigned their posi- tions at the local exchange of th' Southern New England Telcphon' l Co., Both have been employed at tn | Plainville office for periods Of be tween nine and ten years, Miss sub; as day operator and Mrs. Flander as night operator. They have man, ! friends in Plainville who are high il their praise of the operators service and courtesy.
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