New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

will met in East Berlin at the resi- dence of Frank C. Kramer and also in the Blue Hills school house be tween the hours Of 10 and o'clock. East Berlin residents are asked to notice that the assessors are meeting in these two places on that one day. Berlin residents will have an op- portunity to turn in their lists or October 3D and 3t between the hours of 0 and o'clock. The agsns- sors will meet on November be tween the hours of and on the final day for receiving tax lists. The meetings in Berlin will be held in the town hall. Jason Taylor, chair man of the board will not be able to meet with Mr. Kramer and Carl Mueller, for he is in the New Brit ain General hospital.
 S"icctman Kept Busy
 Many have asked in the past just what type of work the first select man does aside from his work in signing bills and checks. Tn the past month SaIcctman Leon C. Hall has been called upon to oust bands of wandering gypsi"s. 10 @tdiate in neighbors quarrrlq and to help scrub tho noors of tho town hall, as u legion member. Several weeks ag0 band of gypeioS cncampcd in the precincts of Berlin and would not move for farmer or constable. Then the supreme officer of the town went down and argu"d, pleaded, and eventually followed the band of wanderers to the outskirts of the town. Sclcctman Hall being le- gionnairc, also saw duty with a broom and a brush in the recently acquired legion dugOut in the base mcnt of the town hall. Yesterday the sclcctman was called upon to arhi- tratc between ncighbOrs regarding the travels of a COW, and, this sue ccssfully accomplished, he attended the meeting of the sclcctmcn in the town clerks office last evening.
 SrIcttmcn in Meeting
 The board of sclcctm"n met last night with the committee appointed at the recent town meeting to look into the adgisability of selling the town farm. A subcommittee con sistng of James Fit2simons and Paul Strange was appointed to look into the matter more thoroughly and to handle the business end of the situation. The sclcctmcn and the town appointed committee will report later regarding the matter.
 A petition from the East Berlin rceid ,nts to the effect that John Lewis he rcappointed constable for that district was presented at the meeting. It will be remembered that at the recent town election there were no constablcs elected for the district of East Berlin. The con- sunsus of opinion there was that q constable is needed and the towns people moved in that direction by presenting this petition. The term for which John Lewis is constable expires in November and it is under stood that he will be rcappointed.
 Religious Education Meeting ..
 A get together or 'lc SullhdS school officers and teachers of the Kcnsington Methodist and the Ken sinpton CougrcgationM churches will be hcIl this evening at the Mcth- odist church parlors. Two repre- scntativpS of the New Britain Coun- cil of Religious Education will meet with the two church groups and dis cuss the leadership training classes now being offered by the council. Suppcr will be served at 6:3o o'clock
 Seek Marriage License A marriage license has been ap- piled for by Donald w. Ratings, U' S. navy, and Miss Viola Boardman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Boardman of Warrington ridge, Berlin, according to the records in the town clerks office. llattings is stationed aboard the [. $. s. O-G at present
 Returned From Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Achille, MT. and Mrs. Schlottorhcck, and Mir. and Mrs Frank Bonosio have rctprncd from an automobile trip to Bear mountain, New York.
 D. \. R. First Meeting
 The first meeting of the year for Nmma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of the American Rcvolu-