The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-01
C0LLECT0R FILES $500 TAX LIENS T0-DAY
TTIoMlASTON
TAX BILLS ARE
 NOW IN MAILS Must Be Paid By May l- Old Fashioned Social
 Tonight

Tax Collector M. c. Guernsey has mailed the tax bills for the property taxes due on the 1880 list this month, to property owners. The tax win be 25 mills and per cent will be added if not paid on or before May 1st
 Change of Business Onlcc
 Vincent Miller, local attorney and John F. Ryan, local insurance brok- CT, have moved their offices from the Roberts and Guernsey block to the Lipman block recently vacated by Joseph Farrell, who has moved to Homestead park.
 old Fashioned Social Tonight
 This evening at s:30 o'clock an old fashioned social will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church un- der the auspices of the Epworth league. Mrs George Brewer will conduct an old fashioned spelling match which is one of the features. The program, which is in charge of Mrs Kate Atwood and Mrs Laura Smith, will present much amuse- ment for both young and olr.
 Candidates to Be Installed
 Electa chapter, Order of Eastern Star will initiate candidates at a meeting in Masonic hall Friday evening. A social time will be en- joyed following the work. and re- treatments will be served.
 Briefs
 The feature picture at the Para mount theater this afternoon and evening will be Ruth Chatterton and Paul Lukas in "Unfaithfui." The same picture will be repeated on Thursday evening.
 The banks will be closed all day Good Friday. The postofiice will have holiday hours. The barber shops will close at noon, but all other places of business will remain open all day.
 George Chapman of South Main street is under treatment at the Waterbury hospital, where he was operated on for appendicitis.
 The regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Thomaston Wis., iting Nurse association scheduled for Thursday evening. has been post poned for one week and will be held at the home of Mrs c. A.. Lennon on Thursday evening. April 9, at the usual hour.
 Gasceon lodge, Knight of Pythias will meet in Pythian hall Thursday evening at o'clock.
 Lester Williams has moved his family from East Main street to Waterbury, where he Is employed.
 Many local people have planned to accompany the Industrial state league bowlers to Wallingford on Friday night. The Thomaston team is now in first place in the stand ing.
 Thomas Heffernan who has been under treatment for rheumatism is able to be about. but is still unable to work.
 M. C. Guernsey and William Smith have bought three saddle horses.
 Thomas Pumpkins has bought a new car from the Johnston Auto station.
 w. H. Lyons who has an' auto- mobile show room on Main street, reports that he sold three cars last week, and expects another car load this week.
 MT and Mrs Mandell Green have returned from a visit to Boston. Mir Greens brother returned with them and will spend a few days at their home on Grove street.
 William Yoos. local contractor, Is making changes and repairs on the house on Grove street recently purchased by Dr F. s. Parsons.
 Anpouncement-Re of my insurance office to Lipman building. Insure your automobile under the deferred payment plan. one year to pay. John F. Ryan. Tel 1S5.
 You will find complete line of Easter styles for the entire family at Flynn's Shoe store, Main street.