New Britain herald., 1930-09-22

necessary expense.
 4 third item Is the appropriation Of sl,00O for snow removal. Depend ing on the kind of weather the town has this appropriation will be spent ill part or in whole or perhaps not aS all. If the town has a bad w,n- ter, it will all be spent.
 The next item is .he appropria- ton Of s1,O0o Sor pa'ks. IL has been cut from $2,00o n last years tudget. The town hoard of f1narce believes that the town should ap- riopriate this money as it providos work for local people during tAis unemployment period.
 Another item is all appropriation Of $200 for dogs with an estimated return of $500 which shows credit [ o the town.
 Another important item is the ap- Eropriation of $4,G00 for the mis- eellaneous account. This includes an $500 contribution to the Plain Vile Public Health Nurses assocla- tion; s750 for town attorney fees; sl25 for military enrolment: s150 for Armistice Day and Memorial Day, and other incidental expenses covering items that cannot be sep arated in the budget all of which are approved by the selectmen to be paid. This includes such items as the cost of establishing building and sidewalk lines. cost of recording. vital statistics and liens by the town clerk. cost of filing liens by the tax collector, odd jobs on town property, and sU on.
 The appropriation for the town plan commission is $500. This is a fixed item if the taxpayers are going to have the town plan commission go forward with its work of estab- fishing street and building lines.
 The tree warden appropriation is | s200. This is an estimate of what il may cost the town to take care ot trees on the highways during the year.
 Salaries, including those of tax collector, assessors and clerk, board of relief, health officer, three select. men, town clerk, town treasurer and clerk for selectmen and towr clerks, call for an appropriation oi f s7,90o. This is an item that cannot very we'll be changed unless there is an arbritary reduction in salaries ] paid these various town officials which the town board of finance | does not advise, as it believes tha the town officials are not overpait for what they are doing.
 | The appropriation for the towr building is s1400. This covers cos of maintaining the town building including fuel, janitor service. light repairs. and other incidental ex penses in connection with maintain ing the town hall.
 For sidewalks 5000 has been ap propriated. This has been cut iron $500 in last years budget. Th' committee of the Chamber of Com merce handling the building of side walks has already made contract that will use up approximately al of this appropriation and could hav' used another 5000 this year if tn finance board had seen fit to add to the budget. This expenditure 1 for improvements. principally ol streets that the children use in go ing to school.
 The poor account appropriatlo Is $4,500. Owing to the present bus mess conditions, 1t is more tha probable that this will be fully use and perhaps exceeded as during tn past year nearly this amount wa spent for poor who are an obligatio on the town that cannot be avoided
 The printing account appropria ton is s1,000. This covers the cos of printing the town report and tn printing of various records that ar used by the town officers. board o assessors, town clerk. judge of pro bate. and so on, and it is considere' not too high an amount based O. what it has cost the town for tn past several years under the ac count.
 The only other item left on tn budget is the highest item outsid of bonds and interest on bond' namely, highways. This item wa cut from s21.OoO in last year budget to $16,OOo in this years an the finance board believes that should stay at this amount if tn town is going to have the prope care taken of its roads. If they ar not properly taken care of eac year the expense is likely to in crease, for the roads that are let g for longer period than they shoul be cost much more to put into goo shape again than if they are ker in fairly good shape from year year.
 H. S. Footballers Lose
 Playing with all the fight that possessed, Plainville high school football team went down to a gallar 38 to 6 defeat at the hands of th heavier and more experienced Bris tol high eleven Saturday at the Be City teams field. The locals threat ened 10 cross Bristors goal line 0 numerous occasions but bad break defeated their cause. Full details ( the game may be found in the Bri' tol column.
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