New Britain herald., 1916-05-18
|OunciI Calls for Help M
 Regulating the "Nopies " trusts Problem Back on School Board to Confer With Ordinance Committee nd Corporation Counsel
 Must Be Shown White Way'

Ehyor Quigley's message and a ] of routine business which fol- &d its reading, including health hances and building ordinances the new civil service rules for police and fire departments kept Ecommon council in session last F until close to midnight. While R were few lengthy debates on &opic, action dragged and the city
 ers were a tired lot when ad-
 hment came.
 e school boards resolution call For censorship of the ''movies" &h it was believed would cause &thing of an uproar, was referred
 he ordinance committee and the
 pration counsel to act with the
 bl board looking to a solution
 he problem. When the matter ! up Councilman Curtis moved
 the mayor be empowered to
 b Q committee of thrce citizens
 ct with the school board and
 bration counsel, but Councilman #ers was opposed to bringing in Ute citizens to solve the councils
 Eenns. Mayor Quig1ey was also Fsed to taking the job out of the fs of the ordinance committee. Flanders said censoring the nov pictures would be a big contract. national board of censorS in York, he said, is composed of fe representing all creeds, and Inalities. He doubted if there could be improved upon. Mr. CTS said he enjoyed moving pie himself and had yet to see an ftionable picture in this city. He kcterized the proposition as a ling innovation and favored ; ng it back to the school board
 more definite recommendation.
 The Mayors Message. Flowing the formal opening of &ouncil Mawor Quigley surrend-
 the chair to Alderman Jester,
 bent pro tenn, and took up his 1
 bge. The presentation required | &y half an hour and the council 1 : the closent attention while it l {being presented. At the close Ecilman Landers moved that 500 |
 of the message be printed for ation among the people. City l Thompson reported receiving snnual reports of the city off, |hnd they will be printed in the l
 d.
 Petitions.
 h following petitions were re- ] H: For the acceptance of Mil $treet as a public highway; from 1!
 bw Olson ct al. for the widen 1 If Jubilee street between curbs ] i 34 to 35 feet; from Andrew Cl- st al. for a 14-foot roadway and 1 fete walk on the north side Of triangle at East and Jubilee i $; from John Tomaszewski ct ] r concrete walks on both sides krmington avenue; from P. IT. wski for a sewer in LaSalle The Title & Realty Co.,, for Ision of the water main in City &e; The Bodwel Land Co.,. for mains in Iillcrest avenue to , street; A. M. Paonessa for a main in Lorraine street; for an |sion of the water main in Farm 'a avenue north of Osgood ave- ! from George Levitt for per ] 'bn to cut down a tree fronting 1 'roperty on the west side of Elm !; from Joseph Sweeney for tssion to move a house at Clark Lee streets to Clark street near He; from Louis J. Arata ct al. he repair of the highway along ! 'oute of the new northwest tro]- j ne; from the city tax collector 1 futhority to purchase an auto cashier for use in the tax office; l the tax collector for permission | Ire extra help during May and l at a cost of $25; from Archill 1 bt for damages due to a fall on l |y walk fronting James Prender- 1 property on Stanley street; l MT. and Mrs. John Curran for