New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

! se l two weeks ago.
 per cent additional.
 The assessors will be in session on these two final days from ? to D. m. and to p. m. There are still number of property owners to be heard from.
 Successful Party
 A large attendance was present at the Halloween bridge and whist party given last evening by the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Prizes were awarded to the follow ing: Bridge. ladies, first, Mrs. Harry Rex; second, Mrs. Joseph Allard and consolation, Mrs. Fred Callen; bridge, men, first, MT. Quinn; sec ond, Louis Provencher and consola- tion, Frank Scheible; whist, Ladies, first, Mrs. John Deegan; second, Miss Marguerite Farrar and consolation, Mrs. Harold Paradee whist, men, first, Carl Dennis; second, Raymond DeLarm.
 The party was one of a series to be held during the coming months. Certificate of Descent
 A certificate of descent has been | filed at the office of the town clerk by Judge Merritt o. Ryder stating | that the estate of the late Minnie 1 Crump has been settled in probate court.
 Property known as Lot No in the R. c. Usher estate, called Farm ington Avenue Manor" has been turned over to William T. Crump husband of the deceased and direct heir.
 Halloween Masquerade
 T Halloween masquerade will be given by Plainville Grange ir Grange hall on Pierce street Friday evening. Music for the dances vii be furnished by Skit Simpsons or. chestra. There will be both round and square dances.
 Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. The public is cordial. lX invited to attend.
 Advent Christian Service
 There will be a service of specia interest at the Advent Christian church next Sunday evening at o'clock. F. Nelson Schlegel of tn Hartford Theological seminary vii give an address based on three year spent in Egypt. The address will b people and the customs of that his toric land. MT. Schlegel also ha many interesting pictures which h took while there. The people of tn Town are invited to hear MT. Schle gel.
 Annual Halloween Party
 The annual Halloween party o the We-Uns club was held Monda evening at the home of Mrs. Franl Johnson of Forestville avenue. Mrs Johnson and Mra. George Jeste were the hostesses. The guests wer welcomed at the door by tn ghosts.
 The home was beautifully decor ated with Halloween colors wit plenty of cats, witches and pump kins in evidence. A Halloween lunc was served. Prizes were awarded fo the most unusual and the most at tractive costumes with Mrs. GladS Corning. Mrs. Lydia Bugbee, Mr' Minnie Hubbard, Mrs. Gertrude Diet zko, and Mrs. Barbar Granger tn winners.
 Plainvillc Briefs A Halloween party will be held { l the Methodist church on Saturda from to o'clock for members ( the beginners and primary depart ment.
 A large number from this tow | attended the democratic rally hel | in New Britain last evening to hea | Dean Cross speak. The Plainville Dodgers will prat tice tonight down near Jack house." Every member is requeste ! to be present.
 The evening group of the woman federation of the Congregation; church will meet tomorrow evenin with Mrs. Howard Smith of Earn ington avenue. These meetings haN been largely attended during the ia and it is hoped that another lars number will be present tomorro evening.
 Cosmopolitan Bowling League l NOrSemen