New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
in charge of arrangements, aided by her corps of assistants.
 Assessors Are Busy.

in charge of arrangements, aided by her corps of assistants.
 Assessors Are Busy.
 The board of assessors, in session at the Berlin Savings Bank today, were kept busy receiving lists from taxpayers of kensington. The ses- sion today began at 10 a. I'll. and continued until p. m. The assess ors will meet tomorrow at the bank for the same purpose and the same hours will be in effect.
 Lots of SloOtnfi.
 Reports from Blue Hills have 1t that there is more shooting going on there this year than there has been in many years past The statement concerns the hunting season, Of course. Newton W. Baldwin, prom inent in Blue Hills affairs, stated to- day that while q great number of hunters have been aficld few of them seem to be meeting with sue cess.
 Court in Session Tonight.
 Several cases are scheduled to be heard before Judge George G. Gris- Wold in the Berlin town court this evening at 7:3O o'clock. The week end was quiet in police circles, mo- torists having adhered to the letter of the law as they passed through Berlin. In spite of the heavy trat- fic, no arrests were mad".
 Mission Starts Sunday
 A mission for men and women will begin Sunday next at special mass 10 be held at o'clock in the morning at St. Paurs church. It will continue through the week. The services will be in charge of two fathers from the Dominican order and there will be special m5sses each morning at a time to be on Sunday. The evening devotions will be held at I:30 o'clock each service being featured hy sermon by one of the visiting mis- Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor of St. Pauls, expects the at tendance to be large.
 Legion Installation on Friday.
 The newly elected staff of officers of Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, will be installed at a meet ing of the post on Friday evening of this week at Legion hall, kcnsing- ten. The affair will begin at o'clock.
 The American Legion auxiliary will hold it's installation on Friday evening, November 4, at the Legion hall. The members of Bolton-k2si- a post will be invited ta attend the | social will follow the meeting.
 Declines to Comment
 James J. Fitzsimons, whose state nent at the Berlin town meeting ast week aroused John Carbo to such an extent that he sent Q com to the Herald concern ng the offer he made to take care of the town roads for s10,000. de- ,lned to comment on the comruni- { 'ation today. T have nothing to 'dN stated MT. r FltZSlmOnS.
 Enjoy Halloween Party
 Members of the Berlin troop of 1 firl Scouts enjoyed a Halloween l party in the scout room at the Der 1! in Congregations church yesterday 1 afternoon and evening. The affair began at the close of the regular | weekly meeting of the troop and l continued until o'clock. The cus- omary Halloween games were played and pleasant evening was eportod
 Street Will Be Closed
 It was stated today that the en- rance to Railroad street, the thor 'ughfare leading from Pennington venue to the depot of the New fork, New Haven and Hartford rail- oad was to be closed for 4 hours, ,eginning at noon. The cement | mixer which has been in use at the | op of Damon's hill, was to be taken 0 the Kensington end of the un- nished road where work was to Iave been started on the laying of 1 ement today.
 Because of the fact that fresh ce- nent will be placed under the rail- oad bridge, it will be necessary to ] revent traffic from entering Rail- | oad street for at least A hours. 1 liter that, the north side of the oad, filled with fresh cement, will | e bridged, enabling vehicles to pro-