New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

The plans will be exhibited at the answered."
 "The plans will be exhibited at the meeting and questions cheerful ly answered."
 There follows q chart which shows the amount of taxes which would be raised for the new school on the amount of s1,ooo. The present taxes at the rate of 16 1-2 mills amount to S16.5o on 1000. The cost of the new school would be s2,o5 thou sand, making yearly total of only slS.15 on an assessment of Si,ooo.
 "The additional cost per day is only about two-thirds of a cent on each s1,0oo of assessed value or about l9 cents per month.
 Surely we can afford to pay this small amount for the improvement of our school equipment.
 Town and School Committee. :"
 It is expected that there will be a large gathering of voters at the meeting tomorrow night, as the proposition was not received favor ably by the voters at the last meet ing. At that time there was appoint ed committee of nine men from the town who were to investigate the proposed school plans and were to report al a meeting of the school board to give the result of their in vestigation. This committee has vot- cd that the original plans of the school board are the best that could be decided upon. Thus the same plans that were turned down at the last meeting will be voted upon to- morrow night at the town meeting.
 To Moicr1lizc Telephones
 The Southern New England Tclc- phone company has completed plans whereby the system of telephones now Ill use in Berlin will be chang ed within the next month or two. At the present time the wall phone is in use in Berlin. This necessitatcs the use of d coin for a call to New Britain. The new type will be the desk phone on which there will be no charge for New Britain call.
 Under the present system there are from four to nine parties on a line. The proposed one would linn { each line to four parties and but two rings would be sounded in each house. This plan is in much favor among the people Of the town. who of the service given the residents of rural districts as there is no To- cal exchange. Berlin will remain under the New Britain exchange, but the end Of the coin dropping period will be more than welcome.
 D. A. K. Meeting
 There will be meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter of the Daughters Of the American Revon- ton at the home Of Mrs Russell Gold of Worthington ridge this aft ernoon. The program will be on the poet James Gates Percival. There will be paper on the poet by Mrs '. c. Hodgson and selections from his poems by Mrs. k. s. Gold. There will be special musical program in charge Of Mrs. Edna S Damon.
 Grange Whist
 There will be whist at Berlin Grange hall tonight at s o'clock under the auspices Of Berlin Grange Refreshments will be served fol- lowing the games.
 kensin2ton Ladies' Aid
 The Ladies' Aid society of the kensington NJ. F.. chur"n met ,rs- terda, and held the annual election of officers
 Those elected are as follows: President. Mrs George Tryon: vice president. Mir. Roy Hultgren: sec rotary. Mrs. Timothy Hannon: treas urer. Mrs. George Boyer: directors, Mrs. Ora Edgerly. Mrs. Harry Burn- ham. Mrs. Timothy Nannon. and Mrs. Arthur Moffat. The next meet ing will be held on April 3.
 IsOitOn- kasica Post
 The regular meeting Of the Bol- on-kasica post of the American Legion will be held on Saturday Of this week. instead Of Friday the regular meeting night on account oi the town meeting on the earlier date
 Plans have been completed for the supper to be held at Berlin Grange hall on April 1. Tickets will be sold by the members of the