New Britain herald., 1921-05-19
FOR WOMEN |TY POSITIONS
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it Ia expected that we
 the present school site.
 Try important matter for
 and its future. The io-
 present, and first school
 70 years ago respective
 had a great deal to do
 Putation as an education
 n our standing as a pro-
 ft is to our interest to
 can to retain that stand
 re. we should work for
 ool at every opportunity.
 ter Department.
 honorable body Is aware.
 led to start the work of
 he ctty's water supply
 nes suggested by our ex- hr. Allen Hazen of New
 nd we arc In hopes with Hoks to commence on the
 st instaliment. This arr naH been arrived at after
 study and investigation tercsted in the water de- and it seems to be the nnblo and best plan for
 has been brought to our
 Fortunately. In tho last |e acnsona there has been faII. and consequently. no
 water. Of course it is r us to forecast what the
 bring forth. and in order 'd the city against water
 this work should be EnIth Department.
 hia department does not
 expenditure of a large
 mouey each year. the re- that expenditure arc very Tor the appearance of the health of It's people. The Elections. ono of tho mat their charge. has been a criticism and diasat tisfac- ood many years, and l sup- be more or less in the lt a strong effort will he year to make a large im- the past year some needed |nts wcro made at tho house. and conditions arc
 better. while the income materially increased.
 late fall an epidemic of prevailed fin the city, and bn hospital, which was used years ago for smallpox pa overhauied and rcfur- |d n small staff of employees A number of patients were there. and the results were factory. This city Is hardly lon at tho present time for |n independent hospital of hcter. while on the other pes not seem wise to ignore that we arc liable at any kauire a place for the care afflicted with u contagious |ff the hospital is main bro will he an expense more accordanco with health con- tho city. In my opinion. this ould be looked at as a mat suranco. keeping the hos hape for use as q means of at the minimum of cx- ,nicn i'm City Affairs.
 enr the women were granted to vote by an amendment ional constitution, and in my icy should be recognized by ,n positions in tho city gov For some departments 1t m advantage to have their ,r the benefit of the service. cir services can he secured. 'o pleased to appointi some to city positions.
 Park Commission.
 authority Is given by tho IA proposed to reorsanizc to ont the personnel of the d with your cooperation to finances which will enable eas and work of that de- to be transacted in n way system required by the ex- spansion of it's activities. If elopment is desired and Is effect as has been proposed, n large outlay and will re- arger working force of en- supcrintendents. forcmen. when these parks arc i'm will require permanent su- ents and a constant super several times the outlay of IT. year. in comparison with nt yearly expenses. All these houid be given careful con- before final action.
 ity Plan Commission
 tho city has authority to ap- ity plan commission as has ,osed by charter amendment ccted that we will have n ich will have the power and exert an influence which In tho next few year. show Improvements and by gencr- ssivc sentiment In our com much improved city in many csc commissions in cities ey have been operating for .h of time have already cir worth. and no doubt have stny. They are becoming not cal. but n National Institu-
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