New Britain herald., 1929-11-15

American Education Week is ob- served throughout the entire coun- try every year and is sponsored by the American Legion. The purpose of the observance is to have the peo- pie visit the schools. see what their children are doing, and find out how their work can be bettered.
 Personal Tax Bills Out
 Personal tax bills have been mail cd to the residents of the town by Tax Collector Willis J. Hemingway. The bills are due and payable on November 15.
 Tax Collector Hemingway will be at his store at 55 West Main street to receive payments. His hour will be as follows Every week day from s to I | a. m. and 1@:30 to 3 D m; every Monday, Friday and Saturday evening from to x o'clock; and also every evening from December 10 December 14.
 All payments must be made be fore December If or a penalty Of SI00 will be made.
 Woman Brings Suit
 Mrs. Emma Sytinski of Portland, formerly Of Plainvilc, has brought action for $J,00O damages against Peter Brow Mrs. Sytinski claims that she was invited 10 ride along with a load Of her furniture that was being moved from Plainvile to Portland and was injured when the truck overturned
 The truck overturned on Sout h Main street hill in New Britain on October 5. Mrs. Sytinski suffered two fractured ribs and injuries to her shoulders and legs which caused her to remain in the hospital for l , days,
 Attorney L. J. Colon represents the plaintiff, Constable J. s. Rccor served the papers yesterday.
 Regular Meeting
 Martha Rcbekah lodge will hold q regular meeting Monday evening in l. Q. 0. F, hall The degree will bt conferred on a number of candi- dates. All who take any part in the 1 degree work arc asked to be present without fail.
 Whist Party Successful The public whist party held last i evening at Legion hall on Whiting street under the auspices Of Wash l ington- -Trumbull circle. Companions Of the Forest. was largely attended and proved very successful. All Of the tables were occupied and prizes awarded the winners in all the games.
 The prize winners were as fol- lows: First, ladies', Mrs Marie De- yenco; second. Irene Provenchcr consolation, Mary Schubert: first mems. MT. Jenkins; second, Theresa Deyanco. and consolation. James MaStriano.
 The next of the series of parties will be held next Wednesday eve ming at tic home of Mrs. Frank Silvernail of Newton avenue.
 Mrs. Conlon Failing | The condition of Mrs. Charlc, l Conlon of Linden street, who ha! 1 been seriously ill at the New Britair General hospital for the past week is gradually declining and she was reported as being critically ill today Mrs. Conlon suffered injuries in an automobile accident last Friday and developed pneumonia during the week.
 To Open Season Tonight
 The newly organized All-Plainville basketball team will open it's season this evening in New Britain when it clashes with the Sacred Heart five at the Sacred Heart school gym nasium. Although the local team has not praCtiCed as q, unit so far the players are confident that they will trounce the New Britain aggro- gation. Included in the Plainville lineup are such well known stars as Waterman, Carney. King, Caulfield Wilkinson, Miller and Frost.
 The game will start at 9 o'clock with two preliminary games pre- ceding.
 To Speak in Manchester Henry Trumbull of Pennington avenue, president of the state Cham bnr of Commerce, will he one of the speakers at the annual meeting Of the Manchester chamber next Mon day at the Manchester Country club F. l.. Taylor industrial commissioner of the New Haven" railroad, will also speak.
 Thank sgiying Service
 A union thanksgiving service,