New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

ol Judge William r. nan6aii prosecuting attorney but was deleato'> by the republican nominee, At'oih0S George W. klett. No opposition ""9 offered against Joseph G. WoooS GUS assistant prosecutor and A. F. our- us IS president pro tenn.
 Paonessn Much Peeved.
 When the standing committees iof 1919 and 1920 were read, AIoeti''ah Paonessa thought the repu ought to give the democrats n,ore than one chairmanship. He asked that a democr be named as ch;'ir- man of the railroad committee. VI course we are in the minority lie said, ''but diplomacy is sdlploiilacy and power is power." Council''an Gorbach asked that Councilman '','' ders name be substituted Ter ''l''' of F. R. Gilpatric. chairman ol ''i0 railroad committee. "Coullci Gilpatric is young, and ineNperlehocu' and I offer the name of Georse .n' Landers as chairman of this cohilil'- tee.' Alderman Curtis obJecIou ~ substituting Councilman Lalue'o name for Gilpatrics saying '''t,' "Councilnan Landers never aIteiru ed many meetings of the couioA HIS ODJeCIOn was upneld'
 Standing Committees.
 The standing committees tor 'iio ensuing year will be as tollo"s'
 Finance Committee--H r. I'lcAi ards. chairman: o. F. Curtis. Mayor G. A. Quigley, A. F. Eichstaedt' t' 7, 2 Hart. Paulin Nurczyk. G. H. Wells' t' J. /Dehm, Comptroller H. l.. CuT'la' C. Fl. Gillin, A. F. Spencer, G. D. A. ,r bra nam 1Ol- bach.
 Ordinance-W. c. Wall, chairman' A. J. Steiner. G. c. Forsberg, Pauhh Nurczyk, J. A. Johnson, R. E. row CTS. c. H. Gillin. M. F. King, J. G' Johnson. J. J. Toomey, H. s. Hart:
 Supplies and Printing-A. J. stem CT. chairman; G. B. A. Baker, F. I.. Gilpatric, J J. Toomey, J. F. Gill, f' O Carlson. H. P. Batty M. T. ker- win, Nl F. King.
 Claisls-G. H. Wells. chalrman' c. H. Gillin, Alex Brzozowy, Abra- ham Gorbach, G. c. Forsberg. A. A. Futile, Charles McMurray, F. h. Gill; patric, Pau1in Nurczyk.
 Salaries-A. r. Eichstaedt, chair man; o. F. Curtis, J. G. Johnson, J. F. Gill. H. P. Batty, G. E. A. Baker, C. J. Dehm, F. Q. Carlson, M. T. Ker- win, Abraham Gorbach, J. J. Toomey. NJ. F. King.
 Railroads-F. R. Gilpa.tric, chair man; ". c. Wall, G. H. Wells, c. H. Gillin, F. o. Carlson, A. X. Futile, G. M Landers, Andrew Bobrowski, M. T. Kerwin, Abraham Gorbach.
 License-A. M. Paon essa, chair man: C. J. Dehm, A. F. Spencer. 0. r. Curtis, H. P. Richards. Charles Nc Murray, J J. room ey NJ. T. kerwin, Andrew Bobrowski.
 Numerous Petitions Received
 The following petitions were receiv- ed and properly referred.
 From Giuseppi Luzietti and others for a water main in Bellmo ont street
 From Edward Nihill for the abate- ment of an assessment for resetting a curb at 14S South Main street,
 From F. O. Kilbournc for rerlicf from surface water at the junction of Commonwealth avenue and Stanley street.
 From Mrs. Marguerite Scheidel and others for concrete sidewalks on both sides of Winthrop street, between Vance and Linwood streets, and the extension of the water main there.
 From Stanley Works for sidewalk on IJlS HOIln SlOc Ol iAdhc SIIotI 1tOul the Stanley Works property line to a point opposite Russell street.
 From the Equitable Realty con- pany for the extension of water mains in Elton street and Belmont street.
 From A. Palmieri for permission to move three family house at 21S Elm street to the opposite side of the street.
 From A. NJ. Paonessa for lights on Hartford avenue. Daly street and other streets nearby.
 From A. Brzozowy for grade lines on Allen street.
 The comptroller was instructed to draw his order for S2SO to pay for stamps for the personal tax collectors s office
 Monthly bills were approved and ordered paid.
 Bids for Municipal Printing.
 The supplies and printing commit tee was instructed to secure bids for printing 1000 copies, of the municipal register: 300 copies of the roster of the common council and city officials; 125 copies of the minutes of the sev- eral council meetings: and eighty copies of reports of the common council E:
 The committee was instructed to secure bids for the binding of the council minutes in book form. ], The supplies and printing commit .tee recommended that a telephone be installed in the home of the chairman of the board of water commissioners at municipal rates
 Parking Ordinance Changed.
 The autom obile parking ordinance was amended so as to prohibit the parking of autos on the south side of Commercial street, opposite No. 1 fire station.
 The board of compensation and assessments recommended that a charge of Sf92.50 bc made to the Stanley Works for permission to con-