New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
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Francis Holmes, $4S,O25; W. C. Hungerford, $49,5oo; Kilby Estate, $57,025; City of Meriden, $90.975; Allen F. Moore, s4G,735; Anthony Napolitano, S12,225; New Britain Board of Public Works, $42,GS0: New Britain Gas Company $25,o00; New Britain Machine Co.,, $2l.42g: Isaac Porter, $13,55o; Henry F.. Sage, S30,115; Schultz & Costello, S13,625; Shuttle Meadow club, sS2,- 500; Catherine Smith. $11,925; Southern New England Ice Co.,, $2G,- 730 Standard Oil Co.,, $1O.050; Stiles & Reynolds Co.,. $SS,G75; J. Thompson, $25,150; Lucy A. Towers, $15,375.
 Exemptions include; Schools, $121,S25 other town property, s19,- 175; churches, $165,660.
 Inherits Fortune
 Mrs, Katryna B. Sheppard, well known resident of Berlin. has been named as the sole heir in the will of the late Fannie A. Bowers of New Haven, according to the will filed in probate court in New Ha- ven yesterday. Three bequests were made to the Visiting Nurse asso- '. w. c. A., and the Yale Hope mission, all of that city. Mrs. Sheppard will receive one half of the $300,0O0 estate after several minor bequcsts have been made.
 The Pennington Lodge society will receive $1 900 in memory of Catherine Suffern Bowers 10 be used Gs a memorial.
 With the Town Clerk
 Herbert NJ. Belle of Boston and Laura F. Arnold of New York were married in Meriden on December 26 by Rev. George F. Farrar of the Methodist church of that city, ac- cording to a marriage return filed at the town clerks office
 An application for a marriage li- cense has been made at the office of the town clerk by John Maget- teri Of New Britain road, konsing- ton, and Miss Lena Bonolo, also of Kensington. Miss Bonolo is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Julius Bonolo.
 Granted Barbcr'S License
 Anthony DiMugno of Kensington has been granted a barbcrs license by the state board Of examiners of barberS in Hartford Out of the 21 only five were unsuccess- ful.
 Art Loan Exhibit
 An art loan exhibit will be the feature of the meeting of the Ken sington Social club to De held at the home of Miss Marion Burnham next Tuesday evening. The hostosses will be Marion Burnham, Gladys Eagerly and Viola Snyder. Marjorie Moore and Josie Stevens will have charge of the program.
 Quarantine Restrictions
 Tn an order issued by Dr. w. F. Britton of the Connecticut experi- mental station yesterday all towns under the corn borer quarantine will be asked to comply with the quarGntine restrictions in the re- spect that all corn will have 10 be burned by April 10. This order was issued in order 'to keep the corn bOrer from spreading" The method advocated by the experimental sta ton provides for the use of corn only during the year it is planted no corn to be allowed to stand either in the fields or in the barns for the parasite can live through the winter and continue his de- structive work the following spring if the fields are not cleaned of the old cornstalks. Berlin was placed under quarantine last fall and a check-up is promised later in the year. A finc of not more than S100 for any offcnsc is promised.
 Boys Club Swamped
 Swamped under an avalanche oi baskets the Ecnsington Boys clut basketball team went down in de feat last night before the furious onslaught of the plainVillc Y. M. c A. The one sided battle ended with the locals at the wrong end of ar 70 to 22 score This set record in the County "Y' league for the number of points scored by one team. Tho playing of Don Lewis who scored It of his teams 22