New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
RELIEF SESSIONS
 EXTREMELY QUIET
Only Six Persons Appear to
 Appeal Assessments
HIGH SCHOOL FIVE WINS
installation of IrumbuIl Star Lodge ohIccrs Tonicht-Iuncral Scr, ices
 Tor Mrs. Jane Bcllamy-Chamlcr
Of Commerce Session.

Although the board of relief has . held two sessions so far this month. . only Six taxpayers have appeared to appeal from the assessments made aG7lnst their properties. The first ! session was held last Saturday and l 'nrc" persons appeared. The same i number were on hand at the sec . ond session held Yesterday afternoon i and evening.
 Members of thn board frclicf do not expect that there will be many appeals this yea due to tho fact that there arc very flow changes in 1 tn" 1929 grand list from that of 1 199S.
 Those who wish to appeal will
 nave three nor" opportunities to do ] 70. The remaining sessions of the board will bc aa follows: Saturday, ] fcbruay $, to , o'clock: Tuesday. | February II. to s and 10 9 o'clock. aud Saturday, February l.. i to , o'clock.
 Installation ENcrci>cs The newly elected officers of ! Trumhull Star lodge. No. Gl. o. S l H., will be installed this evening at ] the regular meeting of the oreani- zalon. The installation exercises l "iIl be in charge Of Deputy Supreme l Commander Eonncy of New Haven ] and staff. Several supreme officers i will be present.
 An entertainment consisting of a 1 minstrel show and tap dancing will | DC given after the meeting. Re i treatments will be served. Visitors will b. present from New Britain.
 Bristol Southingtor and Cheshire.
 The lodC" reports good gain during the last six months under ! Commander L&IN C. Cullen. who has devoted much time and hard work 10 the inter csts Of the organ i ization. At the next regular meet ing oi the lodge ten new candidates for membership riil he admitted.
 The list of l93o officers who will ho installed into ofi1cc this evening ! | N 'N'''.''-' .OllIIl''llb'. r. NGl0Gf i IaIln; Vice commander. Mary Dee gan; past commander. G. Cullen: aid 1 10 commander Fred Iiymcstou. ! marshal Alice Cullen: accountant. 1 Gertrude Cullen; scribe. Grace . kramer; treasurer. Thomas Cullen; chaplain, F. Ruddou; master of ceremonies, Joseph DiN-ulio: inside
 enarJ, Bertha Palm; outside guard. , Margaret Naraida; trustee for six
 months, Marion Livingston: trustee i TOT r months. I. Bacon; and trus- tee for B months Mary DiYulio. Party is Successful
 A large attendance was present at 1 the card party given last evening in in" church hail Of the Church Of ! Our Lady of Mercy under the aus pjcrs of the Ladies' Aid society. The affair was ono Of the series that is being conducted during the winter months.
 The prizes were awarded to the following; Ladies' whist. Mrs. Par ady; mcn's whist, John Cassidy: consolation whist. Mrs. Cushing; ladies bridge. Mrs. Martin: mems bridge. Louis Prov onchcr: and con solation bridge, Albert Maynard.
 Junior Promenade
 Tomorrow e"oninG win bring the gala event Of the social season of the Plainvillc high school, the junior promenade. The affair to be given by the class Of 1881 IS expected to be the "smarto,t' prom ever held it the high school.
 Many people have signir1cd their intention Of attending the prom and enough tickets have b"cn sold already to pay for the orchestra. | he gymnasium s beginning to take on the appearance Of q fairyland as the class proceeds with its docorat-