New Britain herald., 1929-12-28
PLainuiUe Neu,s
.NHN GRANDLIST
 L}ElNG COMPETED
Expect Industrial Corporations
 to Pay 20 Per Cent
LITTLE CHANGE EXPECTED

..yITi"rs in Churches Tom":iou
 Iorn;n%-:.n;!ay Dancing May
 ::r H2quo>;vd Here - Appeals
 Withdrawn I'roan Superior Court
 With the town grand list soon 10 bc completed and few important changes expected, it is predicted that Plainyillc's industrial corpora tions will again be called upon to pay 70 per cent of the government costs met direct taxation.
 There will be some shrinhage in the item Of goods in process of l manufacture in almost every plant, 1 tt is expected. This is accounted ! or in the fact that nearly every corporation has experienced the of- i feet of inc slack period through , which the country is now passing, l but the reductions will not be great 'noH2h" to' change the ratio Of iu. Gustrial taxes 10 domestic and mcr- cjntjlo ieNirs, il is believed.
 Tho grand list total now hover. ing just below the $1Q,00o,0Oo marl.. will probably go into nine figures this year. There has been some . building in various sections of the town but against this is d loss of @i3.3S9 caused by the action of the Standard Oil company of New York lA removing its plant from PlaI,,- | vile, The Trumbull Electric Mf". Co. will undoubtedly be the highest i taxpayer again this year, The com nHIy is at present finishing the cree ton Of q new %r50.0o0 building ar, Il $l5.ooJ @ara&r.
 On the grand list total Of sg.gG1- "o3 of the current year. industrial corporations accounted for the fol. lowing amounts. representing ap 1 nFoAimajrIy onc-jlth Of the total, ; Ideal Machinery. $I4.%@G: Ncwto. Mfg. Co, &$&,IG4; Peek Spring. <4y.. . I"6: Pi"invil!e Casting Co.,. &lu5- "II: pIainyille EIcctro-Phiing co. SJAI@@: PiaiuyilIe Electric Produces ~>.9Ga: Standard Steel & Bc"ripp .fo., %G2G.%1&; TrumbuIl Electric Ii@, O., !>t&.,2I; LauGors. E'rar; & ClnrA. >iio.Io5: schwartz HcItins 'o., ,>-35G: Baum Mfg. Co.,, %1I.1oI ."El tonne 1jcut Qu@m.vs, &I@@.9i7.
 tIGn% Deeds Recorded
 Iurin@ the past rou> 9Go deeds "rr" recorded at the office Of Tow, EI"r& William il. Wilson. ui this u1mb"r lis Wrrr ~arrant,o deeds ! @ao"in" that a IarGr amount ol . property changed hands during tn, year.
 AIth0Jah u large uumhor of nol |a@oa were recorded, an cqUal nmn- h"r Of mortgage releases were filed During inc ye;.r only six lorcalc3 Er"5 were recorded, indicalinc. that -"" property owners in plaiuvilIc "or" moi SO badly off as tbosr in q number Of other towns and cities
 Appeal, Withdrawn
 \ study Of tn, docket shows that ! "H unusually large number of up- prIa from tho senl2nc, $ of the lower courts were vacated at the last session ot criminal supcrog court
 Amon-, th, onp,als vacated Were 1 tHoa" Of jhr'c l'IanyiIIr men. name Iy, WJl',r r.. Weber, charged wi,n breach of thc peace; and Fred EarlA ! md JaIars Lazau;l>i charged with transporting lipuor All three mer Ware found auilty by Judge M,r'r c. Hyd.r m tac l!",uyille town %out end lH1u.
 AolIra wcr, ,ulrcd al tuo states I"ttumrr'a office iii two Iora eases. They Were thoso oG Dol,slHw Potash. robbery with NioIucv. and James J. Murphy, injury 10 private property. In 2II - Hollcs We're made by jhu stalc's attofn,ys office and fl gp- lcJiS Wrlc vacated.
 Game Postponed
 The basketball game scheduled