New Britain herald., 1928-09-18

the school budget for the coming
year is $4,000 less than last year. The
budget figures last year were $751;
$4,000 while the figures of the pro-
posed budget for 192S-29 are $780,
$4,000
A summary Of the expenditures is
as follows: general town govern
ment. .$722o.o0; highway and bridg-
es, SIC. 10000: charities, $5,6e5.0o;
taxes. $G,75s.oo; bonds and interest,
$6,16O.00: insurance, printing and
town court. $4,000; sundries, 33,S25:
miscellaneous. 1880: loans to be
met. $1,000 and school committee.
1s8.240.OO.
The cash to be raised by taxes
amounts to t116.679.o1 which Is
$2.779.14 less thanJast year.
Upon recommendation Of George
w. Sullivan and First Selectman
George Il. Carter. vote of thanks
was extended to the finance board
for their untiring and faithful work.
The personnel OF the finance board
is as follows: c. w. Stevens, chair
man, Pardon C. Hickey. r. o. Clark.
Bernard p. Moore, James ]. Fitzsim-
ons, and Miss ]. NJ. Murray. The pro-
posed budget will be placed before
the voters at the annual town meet
ing.
p. Giannotta addressed the gather
ing on the conditions existing on
on Harding street and recommends
ed that bitches be dug there to al
low the surface water to drain off.
A long discussion took place con-
corning the placing OF traffic OFF,
GERS in kensington. Residents of that
district claimed that their children
were not being properly protected
while on their way to and from
school. They complained about the
dangerous condition that exists at
sons corner and under the railroad
underpass. A plea was made for q
officer to do duty at upson's cor
ner but after long discussion no
special action was taken. Some OF
the residents claimed that all the po-
lice officers were put on traffic duty
in Berlin and Kensington was left
without proper protection.
Although the gathering at the
meeting was not as large as expect
ed, each district in town was well
represented and the finance board
expressed satisfaction over the inter
est i'm the budget shown by those
present. A complete report Of the
proposed budget and the expendi-
lures OF the town for the past year
will be published in~the New Brit
ain Herald in the near future.
Funeral Of Mrs. MARITIME
The funeral OF Mrs. Carmela Mar
tino of Pennington avenue was held
from st. paul's church. kensington,
this morning at 8 o'clock. A solemn
high mass of requiem was celebra ted
by Rev. John c. Brennan. Rev.
Walter A. MCcrann was deacon and
Rev. Thomas J. Laden, sub-deacon.
At The professional. Mrs. Made
line Horton Schmidt sang abide
With Me-" At the offertory she
sang Pie Jesu". at the conclusion
Of the mass 'Itest We Sad Heart
and as the body was borne from the
church. "Nearer My God to Thee"
The pail bearers were Joseph Dis
AFRO OF Hartford. Pasquale Spensieri,
Tony Farlini. Vito Caliardo. Albert
Scagliotti. all of Kensington. and
Salvatore Menditti, Naw Britain.
Rev. Father Brennan conducted
the committa; services at the grave
in ST. Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
Married IN SotithtngtOn
Miss Irene coyle. daughter Of Mrs.
William Coyle Of North Main street.
Southington, and Edward krauth of
East Berlin. were married yesterday
Southington. at 3 o'clock by Rev. r..
l.. Christopher. Mrs. John Coyle of
New Haven. sister-in-law OF the
bride. was the matron of honor and
George A. Leifield of Berlin was the
best man.
The bride wore midnight blue
chiffon velvet gown and a hat to
match. She carried a bouquet Of
yellow Grillcdale roses and lilies Of
the valley. The maid of honor was
attired in golden brown chiffon
velvet dress with hat TO match and
carried q bouquet of salmon Grillo-
dale roses.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding party was held at the Elm Tree
Inn IN Pennington. Mr.. and Mrs.