New Britain herald., 1928-10-02

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 sTAomas Royce. d ........... l7(
 sJamss F. Paul. d .......... lSs
 sClssesa H. Saunders. d ..... 1S5 Eraest w. Farrar. d ........ 16l Rsgistrars of Vsteu-
 sJ. Howard LaField. ? ....... 45d sPoter F. Duffy. q .......... les Beard Of finance
 sJaseph N. McKernan. r coco. as sErnest J. Millerick, d ....... 16s
 Schesl committee
 sEdward T. Brastsw. ...... 447 Joseph T. Mccarthy. d ..... 1Ss Library directer-
 sRaiph E Morrill,. r ......... lts sMiss Helen Brock, q ...... 1s3
 Upon motion of First Selectman James Simpson, the town meeting was adjourned, upon the closing of the polls. until Monday evening. Co., tober 15. Ordinarily the adjourned portion is held week after cleo ton, but s. s. Gxillim. chairman of the board of finance. will be away from town on that date and has re. quested . further postponement in order that he may present the bud get in person.
 Selectm4n Simpson and Constable George Schubert were sworn in last night by Town Clerk William H. Wilson. The new board of select mon will hold its first meeting to- morrow night.
 Fanioa Again Commander
 Theodore E. Fanion was reelected commander of Brock-Barnes Post. No. B. American Legion. at its an- nual meeting last night. Con- mander Fanion was elected a year aso, succeeding James Paul. His administration has been successful enc, the most notable advancement being tho purchase of property where the post will eventually make its home in quarters owned by itself.
 Other officers elected last night vera as follows: First vice-com- mander, Pierce U. Clark: second vice Frank LeVasselr; adjutant, c. o. Cutting; treasurer, Carl Nilsson: chaplain, Merton J. Lamb: service officer, Gleason H. Saunders; sergeant-at-arms. Frank Munixxi; executive committeeman, Joseph Peters: historian. Augustine Prior; news officer. James E. | usher' auditors, Thomas Prior, Harry Fish CT, and Frank LeVssseur.
 Miss Johnson Rrstgns
 Miss Matte Johnson has rendered her resignation as clerk TOT the board of seiectmen, 1t was announced at the town hall today. In explain ing her action. Miss Johnson said that she was needed at home and could no longer devote any time 10 town affairs. She served AS clerk under her father. the late William |J, Johnson, when he was first select man. and was re-employed by First selectman James Simpson when the latter succeeded John J. Kimmel last year. Mr. Simpson stated this morning that the selectmen were sorry to lose Miss Johnson's services.
 Miss Mary Royce will take Miss Johnson's place. At present she IS employed as clerk in the town clerks office, but both that and the selectmen's clerkship have been part time positions and Miss Royce will combine them in full-time post. she will also help the boasd of assessors. Miss Royce has proved a highly capable assistant in the town clerks office.
 Morann-Denton The marriage of Miss Helen Dem ton. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Denton. and Herbert Morann, son of William Morann Of Broad street. took place Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents ct 80 Lincoln street. Rev. J. w. Denton. an uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. The bride wore q sown of bridal satin with tulle veil caught with orange blos- soms and carried white roses and rnaIden's hair fern. Miss Tressa Yenzo, who was bridesmaid, was dressed in nile green georgette with a picture hat to match and carried pink roses. Harold Roberts was best man. Before the ceremony Miss Dorothy Denton. sister of the bride, sang "Oh. Promise Me" The Denton home was prettiIy decorated with autumn leaves and asters and cosmos. The young couple received many beautiful wedding gifts.
 September Buiitling
 Building operations were at a 10" ebb during September, according to the monthly report made to the se- lectmen by Building Inspector Axel Johnson. Only 3s permits were is- sued, and only four Of these were for new buildings. Other permits com rrised seven for alterations and re- pairs. four for garages. nme for plumbing jobs, six for electrical work, and six for heating installa- tions.
 The permit holders for the new are the following: Peter Pasneiwski. for a &s,o00 four-room bungalow on Franklin avenue: w. Kohms. for a es.o0o six-room cot tage on Broad street; Mr. Orell. for a 5000 five-room cottage on Usher avenue; and Otto Tessman. for $500 three-room bungalow on Camp street. This was . total of only tl7.60o for new major work.
 Total fees for the month were $72. of which sis was paid to the town and 364 retained as the inspectors