New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
|;75O OUTSTANDING
 FOR PERSONAL TAX Hemingway Eltands Time But
 Will Fine Alter Tonight NELLIE euBBINs DIES
Rsilrosd Avenue Woman Passes AWay-We-Une Elect and Plan library Beneflt Danco-.Y" Ynses Fifth-Week-End Accidents.

Although 7,c7s persons had paid
 their personal taxes tip to this noon,
 S7s taxpayers still had failed to pay
 the s2 assessment levied upon each
 resident. Saturday was really the
 last day for the payment of this tax.
 but because Tax Collector Willis !,
 Hemingway knew that he would re-
 cetve many checks dated Saturday
 m today's mail he decided to extend
 the period and allow all taxes paid
 today to pass without penalty. He was busy receiving money all day
 saturday and d large batch of pay-
 ments came through the mall today. Ills lentency will end tonight, he states, and those who have not turn cd in the money by then will be fined an extra s1 apiece. Any payment made from tomorrow on must be of B, he warned.
 | Miss Nellie Gubbtns Dies Miss Nellie Gubbine died at her home on Railroad avenue yesterday morning, She had been in poor health for . long period. but her condition had not been serious unt,, recently. Miss Guhbins is survived hy TWO brothers, John Gubblns of this town and William Gubhins cf New Britain.
 Funeral ser,tces will he held .t e.so o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of her nephew. William McCormiek of se5 South Main street. New Britain, and at 9 o'clock at st Jcseph's church in that city. Inter. ment will be in st. Marvs cemetery. New Britain.
 Plan Benefit Dance
 The We -Uns club is n1anni,~ oance for the benefit of the Plain Vile Public library building fund VIII hold tt on Friday evening january v. in the high schoo, gymnasium. It is hoped 10 make this one Of the outstanding social events or the season. and the committee in 1 eharse has secured Rrainard'e or chestra. from Hartford to furnish music This committee consists of MISS Dorothy Clark. Mrs. Ra,nh Mrs. Philip Sparks. Mrs Albert Veiteh. and Mrs. John l. Eoh. bins. 'S0'
 The We-Uns club was oririnat1v service organization formed dur. l"s 'he world war to aid the Red 'foss. but after the armistjce it he came q social club while stj), main taln'ns its interest in welfare work lt Is the. first society to accent the lhNltafton Of the Woman's club to aid the library building fund rh;,b no" 'bas reached $to,ooo.
 .Ihe officers of the club. who were elected last week, are as follows. President. Mrs, John I. Robbins: Mrs. Elmer Thomas. secretary. Mrs. Gilbert Nettleton. treasurer. Mrs. E. T. Sparks,
 The club will meet this evening at the home Of Mrs. Edwin Snelero,e on North Washington street.
 "i' Again Defeated
 The Plainviilc Y. M. C. A. ha6. {, .ethall team lost it's fifth consecu- i've game Saturday night when 1t ost 3a-s3 decision to the Simsbury " Tn the new gymnasium in Sims oury It was the first game played n theNall and the initial victory of he home team. P'ainville put LID s good scrap but it was behind by '-ls at the half and slipped grad iaIiy as the second half wore along. ioetersloll and Miller featured for 'lainville, while Enc ran wild for 
 The locals are scheduled to play 3road Brook here this week b,x will lave to postpone the game. until hey can secure the high school gym. nights summary:
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