New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
TAX LIENS PLACED 0N 70 PROPERTIES
Many Fail to Pay Last Years Property Assessments
LARGER LIST EXPECTED
Parent Teacher Meeting Tonight- To Move Plainville Building to New Britain-New Haven Autoist Fined in Court-Itcms,

New Britain-New Haven Autoist Fined in Court-Items. The town of Plainville has placed tax liens on the property of 20 local residents for failure to pay their last years property taxes. It is ex- pected that large number of liens will be added to the present list within the next few days. Liens have been placed against the property of the following peo- pie: Salvatore Ballachino. B. H. Bacon, Mary Babcock estate. Edna Barden. Nick and Lena Bellini. John Beverly. Philathia Blossom estate. Steve Bacho. Vito and Carmelo Cagliantro, Anthony Campbell, Maude F.. Carlson. A. x. and Sou Clark. Charles R. Clark. Charles F. Conlon. Adam Czeririnskie. Pel- leghrina r. Damiano. George r. Day. Wilfred Delphy. Tony Di Bastista and Carl E. Aurel.
 According to the law. the people against whose property tax liens have been placed will have to pay interest from the date on which the lien was placed as well az the property tax. After five years, the town can foreclose on the property if tho property tax and the interest has not been paid.
 Intends tO Move RuiIdinC
 At meeting of the board of public works held in New Britain last evening. petition was read from Mable Palmer of PlainvIle asking for permission to move 15 by e7 foot building from Plainville to 1113 Stanley street. New Britain.
 The petioner stated in her request shc intends to have the building re- moved on a trailer and will con- form with all the laws dealing with the removal of a building. She also stated that she will CO., operate with the street superin- tendent of New Britain and will abide by his orders.
 Case Not Heard
 Owing 10 tho length of time ta- on in the Chief Hart Gardiner criminal libel case yesterday. that of Albert Dionne of East Main street, charged with violation of the liquor law. was not reached in Superior court.
 Dionne entered plea Of not guilty last week through his coun- cil. Attorney Thomas F. McDon- ough, of New Britain and elected to be tried before a jury. He was arrested by officers from the state attorneys office in Hartford a few weeks ago in a dance hall in South one of them purchased liquor at the place from the Plainville boy.
 school Paper Ready
 The Owl" school paper of the Plainville high school. will make it's first appearance tomorrow. It con- tains six full pages of important news that has occurred in the past school year and review of the football and basketball games. There are also club. class and al- umni notes, editorials. important announcements and numerous oth- CT articles that will be of interest to the students at the school. The. paper was printed by students at the school.
 Anniversary Celebration
 The seventh anniversary of it's or sanization will be observed by the Pythian Temple, No. 29. Pythian Sisters, tonight. It is expected to be one of the biggest social affairs in the history of the temple. Sup per will be served at 6:30 o'clock and the regular meeting will start at o'clock sharp in order to pro- vide plenty of time for the evenings entertainment.
 The temple will also be the hosts to the grand temple officers. All of the local members Of the temple are asked to turn out 10 greet the officers and take part in the anni- versary observance
 Foreclosure Action
 Among the cases scheduled for trial in superior court on Friday is a foreclosure action involving pro- perty on Pennington avenue The case is that of the Lomas < Nettle- ton Co, and the New Britain Trust company against Stanley Smith Of Plainyile
 The plaintiff seeks foreclosure and damages of S7,5o0. The action was brought by Judge Stanley J Traceski of New Britain. The de fendant in the action is engaged in real estate development here and in other places in the state.
 Funeral of Infant
 Funeral services for Willis Leach. two- o-months- old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Lester Leach of Whiting street, who died yesterday. were held this after