New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

of the East Berlin resident. The action of the finance board vas made known to the selnctmsn and they III turn will meet with the school board to discuss and to make plans for a town meeting 10 obtain the approval of the toWnspeople before procccl- ing on any line of action. It was learned today that the meeting Ot the toWnspeople would be held very soon so as not to delay the building program any longer.
 Board of Rclicf
 The board of relief will meet thu, afternoon at 2:%0 o'clock in the court room 10 hear any complaints from the taXpayCrs of the town regarding their assessments. All taxpayers who feel that thy have been ovcr- assessed are asked to make their complaints before the board of relief by February 20.
 Coalc 10 Join Flying SclNicc
 Samuel Chase Coal", Jr.. son Of Mir, and Mrs $. Chase Coalo Of Worthington Ridge, Ecrlin, will leave Monday for Georgia, where hc will resume his duties aS publicity manager of the Red Wing Flying service. with which he was formerly associated and in whose service Lc vas seriously injured early last year,
 In an interview today Mr.. CoH," stated that he was to join the fly ing service and make q tour of the southern states, offering passenger service and instruction in flying, On May l5 the squadron. composed of seven planes, will return to Conncc- ticut and will make it's hcadquar- tors in Waterbury, where he will hHvo charge Of it's activities. The company plans 10 give transportation service from Waterbury 10 Alba.N and New York during the summ. r months.
 II will bn remembered that Mr. Coalc was seriously injured in n airplane accident last summer when q propeller he was cranking struck him in the leg and broke it above the knee.
 Notes
 Mrs. Kenneth Relyca entertained at her homo yesterday afternoon with four tables of bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Skinn5 and son of Pennington avenue WI move to New Bli1ain today Mrs W. l.. Hart has returned r. her home on Worthinston Hid,,. after being confined 10 the Ncn Britain General hospital for severn days
 Joseph Tavano of Kcnsingtor was fined $5 without costs in tn, New Britain police court ycsterd1l for passing q traffic light on Mar street in that city
 kcnsiugton VI. r.. Church Sunday school will meet at f 1 o'clock in charge of the supcrln | tcndent. Tomorrow will be the Spu cial Sunday for missionary offeriny 1 The morning worship service WI l be held at II o'clock. The subjct will be "Whcn Soldiers Failed"
 The l,pWorth league meeting vii | meet at o'clock in the afternoon at the homo of Alfred Iabst.
 The speaker for the evening scr vice will be Miss Ruth Northcotte, missionary of the Methodist churcl in Africa. Miss Northcottc is stop ping for q few days with her slst": Mrs. L. r.. A lkins of East Berlin before going on 10 visit her parent in the West. She has been in Afrl& for thc past five years.
 On Monday evening the Qucc Esther circle will meet at the hom of Miss Ruth Stromtors. The stud book. Blind ipots,' will be dis Cusscd.
 On Wednesday afternoon tn Ladies Aid society will meet at tIl home Of Mrs. John Buxton.
 A cottage prayer meeting will h held on Thursday evening at 1:5 o'clock at the home of Mr. and MT Charles Williams.
 The church choir will meet fC rehearsal on Friday evening at ." o'clock.
 The district supcrintcndcnt, Re pr. William D. Beach, will prca2 at tho evening service on Fcbrua' 3, The quarterly conference Will ! held after the service.
 Berlin Congregational Church
 The boys class will meet at o'clock tomorrow.