New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
NUMEROUS ITEMS
 INCLUDED IN CALL
Elections, Reports, Other Bui- ness at Annual Town Moein9
WOULD MOVE LINE BACK
Town Planners Take Up West Main Street Matter-e26 For Red Gross Legion and Auxiliary to Enter tAin-BriefS.

The call for the annual town
 meeting on Monday, October 1, is- sued this morning by the selectmen, was crowded with items of business, and the adjourned portion of the meeting which will probably be held on October will be called upon to | deal with numerous matters of . 1 varied character.
 The annual election will be held next Monday, the polls opening at 6 a. m. and closing at 6 p. III. The meeting" will be adjourned for one week, and on the following Monday the remainder of the business will be transacted in open meeting. The reports of the selectmen, town treasurer, school committee, library directors, public health officer, town plan commission. and board of | finance will be presented for action. Most of these will have been printed in the annual town report and are expected to be accepted as contained therein.
 The board of finance will present the budget for the coming year and this will be voted upon. The select men will ask for authority to bor- row money to pay the current ex- penses of the year until the taxes begin to come in next spring. The park commission will make a written reports. its first.
 A building inspector is to be ap- pointed. This official. formerly ap- pointed by the building commission,
 will be named by the voters in the future at the annual elections and the term will be for one year. Axel Johnson is the present inspector. A member of the building commission must also be named to succeed New ton Lockwood. whose term expires Robert J. Coe. the other commission, | has been succeeded by William Cooke upon the formers removal from town.
 ] The terms of Secretary Frank T. Wheeler and R. G. Hart as mem- bers of the building commission ex- pire. and two commissioners must be named by the voters.
 bVlCStuSl VIII dSh to rebate taxes on certain tax lists. These rebates are 10 reimburse cer- tain property owners who have paid taxes which should not have been levied against them and will be ex- l plained by the selectmen at the town i meeting.
 Ticket Completed The democratic town committee has completed the ticket which ii will place in the field Monday. Four places were left vacant at the party caucus and the committee empower cd to fill them. William s. Eaton has been named for the board of relief. James F. Paul has been put in the field for constabl alongside of Con- stables Thomas Royce and C. H. Saunders, while Constable l.. w. Farrar. republican nominee. has been endorsed. The democrats have also endorsed s. $. Gwillm for grand juror.
 Ernest J. Millerick has been re- placed by Henry A. Castle as the Jeffersonian partys candidate for auditor. MT Millerick will continue his candidacy for the board of finance.
 Would Set Line Back
 The setting back of the West Main street building line from three to 10 feet was discussed by the town plan commission last evening and will be recommended at the com- missions next hearing. The new line is proposed for both sides of the street, from Central square to Canal street. and is designed to allow for future widening of the street.
 The improvement of Woodford avenue extension came up before the planners. but it is considered un- likely that this street will be improv- ed in the near future. \ letter was received last night from one prop erty owner on the street. saying that he was unwilling to pay anything to- wards grading and surfacing the street and that he thought it was np to the town to bear the expense. If his attitude is characteristic, the proposed improvements will fall through. for they will be expensive, Chairman John F.. Lamb states. En- gineer Joseph N. Mckernan has sur