New Britain herald., 1928-03-23

AsA& ~ NA AA and it is entitled to any profit tha' private company should anticipate and If it didn't make the money i would close it's doors.
 For this reason l appeal to al persons in Plalnville, who have tho right to vote. to appear at the pub lic meeting and discuss the matte, ot water rental and l suggest tha, the town buy ths system from ths private company at cost The com, pany, If it is not making any money should be only too glad 10 sell out also suggest that not only taxpay. CTS take an interest in this matter but all who are paying rant The reason they also should take interes, Tn the matters of raising taxes is that whenever a higher assessmen, Is made by the town. they also sui fer through the ,aising of their rent by the landlord.
 Il have been acquainted with the matters concerning Plainville for the past o5 years and know for q fact that a majority of the people do not attend the town meetings. but whe n the reports are made the following day and something has been done to their dislike, they begin 10 talk and criticize those who are at the head. My contention is that the residents of Plainville should attend the town meetings in larger groups and take lively interest in matters concern ing them and their good.
 "A TAXPAYER.
 Party For Miss Ludlow
 Mrs. II. 4. Castle and daughters. Mrs. Gertrude Nystrom and Miss Henrietta Castle. entertained at Mrs. Castles home on Canal street last evening in honor Of Miss Louis Lud . low e West Hartford. There vas play at siN tables of bridge. The decorations were daffodils and the prizes spring flowers. Guests were present from Hartford. Waterbury, New Britain, Bristol and Plainville.
 The engagement Of Miss Ludlow to samuel Castle was recently an ncuNced.
 Native Of Plainvillc Dies
 Word has been received here Of the death Of Mrs. Eliza (Pollard) Morse. =. which occurred Wednes- day night at the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Fred F. Beach in Bridge port. Mrs Morse was born in Piainville. the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Pollard, and lived on Broad street during her youth. She left here 45 years ago when she married George E. Morse. prominent Boston newspaperman. Mfr. Morse died many years ago and since that time she has made her home in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Morse is survived by six nieces. Mrs. Beach. Mrs Charles H. Perry of Waterbury. Mrs Hattie Barnes and Mrs. Henry Trumbull oi Plainvillo. Mrs. Edith Neal of South ineton. and Mrs. Gertrude Dutton Of New London; and nephew, Frank Pollard of Florida.
 The funeral will he held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning from the home Of her niece in Bridgeport. Services will also be held at the chapel in West cemetery here at 1;S0 o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. Robert II. Burton of Hartford of- hciatine. Interment will he made in West cemetery.
 Rate Book Ready On Time
 The rate book dealing with the property taxes collectahle here this year was turned over 10 Tax Col lector Willis J. Hemingway last night, this being the first time in the more than quarter century which Mir. Hemingway has served that the book was given him i'll good season, he said. This feat was ac- in spite of the unusual .ardiness in computing the final figures of the grand list. this being made to the board Of relief. The work of making out the rate book was delegated by the selectmen 10 Town Clerk William H. Wilson. who was assisted by Mrs. J. Howard ,aField.
 The collector will now have ample ime to send out the tax notices be- ore Monday. Taxes must be paid before May 1 or penalties will be evoked. For the first six months nine per cent interest will be 'harged. 10 per cent for the next fix months. and lc per cent after hat, this being provided by the erns of new statute.
 Alexander Karasiewtcz
 Alexander karasiewicz of Moun- ain View died yesterday afternoon tt the Hartford hospital. He is sur lived by brother. Dionizy karasie- vicz of 3s5 Broad street. New Brit tin. Funeral services will be held 1t o'clock tomorrow morning at he Church of Our Lady of Mercy, md burial will be in St. Joseph's 
 To Aid With "Y''
 Orytile Emmors. student at college. has received A appointment as assistant secretary of the Hartford County Y. NJ. (. A. His work will continue for three months and will pend much of his time here help ng with the conduct Of the local Y" group.
 Funeral of Captain Gay
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