New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

Ellen Norton, $32,sc5; Nellie Norton ..l'7oo' William Norton. $l5.s75; Charles NoN, $11.1l5; l.. J. Peck estate. &11.44o: Helen Phillips, &lo.. 1 15o; Frank and w. Popielarczak ! $ls'l7o: Charles Pratt. s11.s5o; George Prentice s42.el5: Prentice Manufacturing, $a2,S75; F. Rakow. ske, $11.95o: Pardon C. Rickey, Sls,575: W. R. and T. NJ. Savage. $l4,245; Albert and Elizab beth Scag- 10th, $15,3l7: w. J. Schroeder, ST.. ls5: E. Q. Shjerden. $1s.4so; j.. slmms, s24ooo; Stanley Chemical Work. $lll.55o; E. R. Tamosaites, $12,1:o; T. Pasqualina. $1o,ec5; l. Venture. $1,7oo: r. M. Warren. s36,s55: William and Ida Whitman. sll,565; Elizabeth Wilcox, $2S,l5o: Frank Wilcox. $5o.645: +. C. Will Hams. $1o,60o: A. L. Woodins, s1s.- e25: Arthur L. Woodruff. $11,44o.
 Non-Residents
 J. A. Andrews O.. $:s,275; Ber- lin Brick Co. $6:,4oo: clayvorth Brick Co. $47,7oo: Connecticut Light < Power Co. $1c,5oo: Con- necticut Power Co. $s4,5so; Con- nectlcut Rail and Light Co, $7s,ooo: Herman Doerr. $1s.o75: S. Eddy. $31,15o; r. II. Holmes, $51,775; Henry Hooker estate, *1s,a65: r. and B. Hungerford. s1:.4o2; Ada Jenks. $1o.7:5. Els. kilby and es- tate of Anna Kilby. $57,0c5; Water department of Meriden. $4o.e75; E. Allen Moore, $47.7s5: A. Naples. 51o,.oo; Public Works, City of New Britain. $3s,soo: New Britain Gas Co. $25.5oo: New Britain Machine. l s27.442: George Sage estate, $s2,- 955: F. W. and c. NJ. Schultz, $l;,- '25: Schultz O.. ss3,70o: H. F, smith. $l5,375: Southern N. F. Ice -o.. fl3,o50: Styles and Reynolds, 'Ss,125; J. B. Thompson. s2a.15o: Lucy Towers. $l5.375: W. G. I. Contracting Co. $s.Soo.
 Interesting Plan
 contest designed to stimulate in- crest in attendance at church and Sunday school started last Sunday t the Berlin Congregational church md will continue for t4 Sundays. he Sunday school has been divided nto two groups, under the leader hip Of Mrs. R. Cha pman and Leon 1oniss. and the group having the est record at tho expiration of the ontest will be given a dinner and ocial by the losing side. {
 Returns Hou,e Miss Fannie Achillc has returned rom New York city after spending few mouths with relatives and ( riends. E
 Meet Tomorrow [ There will he g. meeting of the i '1nday school teachers of the Der [ il Congregational church tomorrow f 'efllnE at 1.50 o'clock at the par 1, mage. F
 Sewing Club l. The Berlin Grange Sewing club E III meet tomorrow afternoon at the I 'me of Mrs. William Sheldon of ( avenue, h
 Basketball Game
 The kensinston Boys club basket lll team will play the New Britain aae school five this evening at'e - CLOCK at the New Britain Bows . 'n syrasium. There will be a. pre- nlnary game between the junior uads Of the two teams
 Large Order
 The American Paper Goods has TelVed an oWer for ss,o0o. ooo la'l envelopes printed on both les from the Fleischmann Yeast J.. according to w. $. Bacon of the per company, He said that the mpany is putting out envelopes at 2 rate of 35o,0oo a day on 3 eclal machine. They will cost ouf 45 cents d thousand. he add MT. Bacon is a member of the ard of finance and taxation in W Britain and told Of the biz or lii an informal discussion of To-
 business conditions precedine t nights meeting.
 Tab Whist
 he weekly whist party of +be hs held last evening was largely ended. The winners in the wom- g games were Mrs. P. Garrity and E. Charles Mckeon. Mrs. Robert IT captured the consolation ard. John Skene and Frank pier. 't were the winners in the mems nes' Henry Pagan was given the solation prize. The next whist