New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

 at the state election in November. Final plans for the election will be completed this week, the republicans meeting in caucus Thursday evening at o'clock at the high school and the democrats gathering Friday night at 8 o'clock in the town hall. Little is known concerning the identity of representative candidates. Ole w. Robertson is the only candidate to make known his intention of seeking q representative position.
 The Summary
 The tabulated results follow:
 Auditor
 Ralph E. Morrill,, ........ 5o6 +Minton A. Norton, d ......... 425
 Board of Relief
 4CharleS R. Clark, ......... SOY C. o. Cutting. d ............ AIS
 Selcctmen
 James Simpson. .......... 46S sWilliam Downham. r ........ 507 Edward P. Prior, .......... 43O William Cunningham, ...... 40S
 Grand Jurors
 $. S. Gwillim, ............. 5O9 *C. J. Conlon, r ............. 49Z +NFlliam Gnazzo, ........... 42o A. J. Dresser, d ............ 4Z4
 Tax Collector
 willis J. Hemingway, ...... SIS Charles Elliott, ........... 412 COnstableS
 *Ernest w. Farrar, ........ 520 *Daniel Tedesco, r ............ 503 "Charles Orsie, r .......... 5o3 George Schubert, ......... 499 *Thomas Matteo, ........... 425 *William Gubbins, ......... 421 *Thomas Royce, ............ 434 Gleason Sanders, d .......... 5Sl
 Registrar of Voters
 y. Howard LaField. ........ 512 Mrs. Loretta Millerick. q .... AIS School Committee ! 'Henry s. Washburn, ....... sos 'William Gnazzo, d ........ 421 Library Director
 Mary Drake, .............. 5O9 'William J. Foran, d ......... 421 Board of Finance
 Stanley S. Gwillim, ........ 512 'Joseph Mccarthy, r ......... 511 Stanley S. Gwillim, d ........ AIS Joseph Mccarthy. d ........> 42O Assessor
 "C. R. sherman, ........... sos John Salomone, d .....,. APO Adjourned Town Meeting
 The adjourned, town meeting vii be held tomorrow evening at 7:St o'clock in the auditorium at tn. high school. At the meeting, th$ town board of finance will submi the following budget to the voters for their consideration covering the | estimated expenses of the town fol the year ending August 15. 1881: Selectmen's budget ... 1,190.0( l School budget net .'... 110,926.6 Total budget ........ s222, l6.6l A year ago the voters approved o a budget of $11O,9S5 for the select, mems budget and a school budget of s110,S47.42, a total budget ol s221.332.42.
 The estimated credits to be recciv. ed by the town during the ensuing year total s11,25O. This makes g net budget of s210,S66.61 which il Is estimated will be spert if th, budget is approved to operate tht schools and the other town depart. ments for the year ending Augus 15, 1881.
 For the year ending August 15 1880, the net budget amounted t' $2lO,452.42. There has been an in crease, therefore, in the net budge this year over last year of s434.19 This budget has been accomplishet by the cooperation of the various town officials and the school board in spite of the extra items in th' budget this year of one-half of tn, cost for the new heating plant a the Broad street school, s6,500. plui interest on loan for the cost of thi plant of s390 and an item of $30' for the maintenance of the play ground at the Broad street schoo next summer.
 The school budget is only $579.1! more than last year -in spite of tn fact that two new rooms have beer opened and completely furnished q the new Linden street school, fur niture purchased for one of tn Broad street school rooms and tw, new teachers hired.
 The town board of finance menl bers are unanimous in their opiniol that this budget should be approv ed at the adjourned town meeting as it has been prepared after careful study of all the items tha make up the budget.
 If the grand list remains approxi mately the same as this past year, i Is believed that it will not be neces sary to increase the tax rate of tn town.
 Other matters to be taken up a the meeting are as follows: To ap point one member of the buildin commission; to appoint two mem