New Britain herald., 1929-08-29
NO ACTION TAKEN
 BY FINANCE BOARD
Budgets for Coming Year Re-
 CeiVed and Discussed
MEET AGAIN WEDNESDAY
special Hours at r. o. on Labor Day-Many Children are Vaccinat-
 ed-Shed Fire Extinguished Quicllly-Other Items of Interest.

special meeting of the board of finance was held last evening at 7:S0 o'clock at the office of the of making up the budget for the year 1929-1930. The budgets of the board of assessors, fire commission and the park commission were re- ceived. They were discussed at i length but no action was taken. An- other meeting will be held on We'd nesday, September 4.
 Present at the meeting were z. S Gwillim. chairman. William J. l Foran, Joseph Mccarthy, Henry s. ] Washburn, and Joseph x. NcKer- nan of the board of finance; James { Simpson, first selectman: w. II. Will son, clerk on part of board of if nance and park commission, Henry A. Castle and John B. Minor; board ! of assessors, C. Sherman and AXel | Johnson; and board of fire commis- sioners, Fred Bullen and w. l.. 1 Cooke.
 Fire Department Called ! llt lire utpil illltlll "t9 Gdllfu Out { at 6:30 o'clock last evening to eX- tinguish a blaze in an old shed at the rear of the Kingsbury property on i Crown street. It was quickly eX- tinguishcd. the damage being very small This was the first fire in town for over three weeks.
 Fined in Pennington
 John c. Goodwin of Piainyille was fined s5 and costs for parking with out lights by Judge J. ElliCOtt HeWes in the Farmington town court last | evening. He was arrested as the re suit of campaign being conducted by the Pennington police against Niolators of the motor vehicle laws.
 special schedule
 A special schedule of hours vii be observed at the post office or Labor Day. according to an an. nouncemcnt made today. The of flee will be opened from to T. o'clock. The stamp and registry windows will be opened from s tc 10 o'clock There will be a city de livery in the morning but no rura delivery. The last mail will be dis patched at 5;3O p. m.
 Given shower
 Miss Mary Simonik. daughter ot Ar. and Mrs. Charles Simonik Of Ct Knowles avenue. Southington, wa: given a surprise miscellaneou! shower by about 50 friends last eve ming in &t. Thomas Community hall SOuthirgtOn. The hostesscs wer Misses Mary Gregory and Jean Mar kowsE, Mrs. Mary Simonik an' Mrs. Anna Zal,r2ewslli.
 , Miss Simonk will become tn, bride of William ZaErzewski, son 0 . Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Zakrzewslii. O Canal street, plainvillc, Labor Da, at St, Thor,as' church at a. m.
 Picnic Tonight
 1 The EpWorth league of the Plain vile, NJ. F. church will hold its an nual picnic this evening at CcGa Lake. A largo number plan to at tend. All are asked to meet in iron of the church at 7;l5 o'clock. !iSitirg LaHChurst
 vincent Snlth, son or MT. an' Mrs P. w. smith, left yesterday aft crnoon for Lakohurst, N. d., whcr / h" planned to witness the arrival o the Graf Zeppelin this morning. II made the trip by auto It is report cd that large number of other loca people left yesterday for I.1kahurst
 Father is safe
 I. T. 3irubaum. Wer-knoWn dr Foods merchant. received a cable yes tcrdaN frcm Palestine assuring hin hat his father was safe and had no been harmed in the Arab uprisirgs Nr. Birnbaum had been very anXiou and worried over his father since tn trouble started and was greatly re UcV"d when he received the cable gram yesterday.