New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

bers of the town plan commission; to pass a resolution authorizing the board of selectmen to borrow funds to pay the expenses of the town and give notes therefor; to hear and act upon the reports of the selectmen town treasurer, school committee, library director, public health off, cer. town plan commission, park commission and board of finance: to decide whether or not the town shall take over the playground at the Broad street school to decide whether or not East street shall be made a boulevard and to determine whether or not the town shall ap- propriate the sum of 5000 to be used for state aid roads.
 Public Supper Thursday
 A public supper will be held Thursday starting at 5:30 ?. m. at the Baptist church social rooms un- der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society. The menu will consist of meat loaf, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, relishes, coffee, rolls and cake.
 After the supper a short devotion al service will be held and at 7;45 ?. m., Superintendent of Schools Daniel Howard of Windsor will give an address on "The Remarkable Changes Taking Place In Russia and India" MT. Howard will base his statements and opinions largely i upon evidence presented at the con- ference of the Williamstown Insti- ute of Politics where he spent the entire month of August. He was 1 closely associated with many of the 1 leading authorities on conditions i past and present in Russia and h. dia. He will have additional back ! ground for his opinions gained by | his travels abroad in 1929, 'particu- larly at Geneva as a delegate to the conference of the World Federation of Educational Associations and lat CT as a member of the Geneva h. stitute of International Relations.
 Mir. Howard will be introduced by Superintendent of Schools Leon c. | Staples. His appearance here Thurs day evening has been made possible through the pastor cf the church. ! Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick.
 Grange Meeting Tonight Plainville Grange will hold it's regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Grange hall on Pierce street n.Home Economies night will be observed and an interesting pro- gram has been prepared by the home economies committee.
 Case Postponed
 The weekly session of the town court scheduled for this morning at o'clock was postponed until Sat urday morning. At that time Sam uel Sweig of Whites crossing will be arraigned before the court for trial by Judge Merritt 0. Ryder He is charged with transporting tubercular cattle within the district.
 To Attend Celebration
 Star of Golden lodge, No. 19, Shepherds of Bethlehem. Southing ton, will celebrate the 29th anniver- sary of it's organization at meet | HIS III INSu 4htil lldlf Y ludy eve ming at s o'clock. A banquet will be followed by entertainment. Lodges form Plainville, Hartford, New Britain, Bristol, Mcriden. Middletown. Wallingford and Che shire have been invited to attend.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The following activities are on the l fNr rio, i1ot of the Church of Our Saviour this week:
 Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock there will be a special meeting of the Clarion club for the purpose of acting upon the constitution and by laws.
 Thursday the teaching staff of the Sunday church school will start a course in teacher training at St Marks church, New Britain. under the direction of Miss Helen R. Stev- ems, diocesan director of religious ed ucation. The teachers are urged to be present at the Church of Our Saviour at TAO p. m. Free trans portation will be provided.
 Friday evening at s o'clock in the parish house, an evenings enter tainment will be provided under the auspices of the 1hurch school. The chief attraction will be moving pic. lures of Alaska. Tickets may be purchased from any of the teachers and officers and from all of the older boys and girls. The proceeds will go to help buy equipment for the school.
 Assessors Meeting
 The board of assessors issued no. tice today that all persons owning property liable to taxation on Octo. Der l must file prescribed printed list of such taxable property, per fected according to law, with the board on or before November l.
 A description of such property ol estate. each to be. separately de. scribed, must be made out and pro. perly sworn to. This also applies to all motor vehicles, excess or mortgages, etc. Failure to return (
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