New Britain herald., 1921-04-28
.S5O0,000 ISSUE OF
 BONDS SUGGESTED
Common Council Will Transmit
 Petition to Legislature

Upon recommendation of Mayor O, F. Curtis, tho common council at a special session last evening, voted tc petition the legislature for permis- sion to issue sewer bonds to the amount of s25O.O00 and street bonds 10 the amount of S25O,00O. X part of the bond issue will be gotten out as soon as permission is given the city to act so that work may be started for the relief of the unemployed. The measure was adopted without q dis scntins vote.
 May Use Only Part.
 Mayor Curtis explained that it is probable that but a small part of the bonds will be issued although auth ority will he given that would permit of extensive work. Unless some such action is taken. he explained. it will be necessary for the charity depart ment to draw on its funds to aid the unemployed. Members favored the move since it will he two years be- fore the legislature, conseues. after this session is concluded. The time for new bus.rIess has already expired but Senator Edward Hall will bring the matter before the finance coI..- mittee. ft was explained.
 Favorable action was taken oil a re- port of, the public works setting forth certain streets h, which it was pro- 4osed to set up grades and lay. sew CTS. The only question raised was on Burritt street where much money has already been expended and members were not inclined to favor furtEer ex- penditures unless of a rather perma-. ncnt nature. City Engineer Joseph n. Williams explained that slag will probably be laid as a base for future macadam.
 Wants Law Enforced.
 Councilman T. Frank Mccormick brought in resolution asking that the health department be instructed to enforce the section of the sanitary laws prohibiting the display of vege- tables and fruits on curbs. Both he and Councilman M. F. King spoke in favor of its adoption.
 A resolution similar to one present. ed by Councilman Michael F. King some time ago was brought in by AL derman A. NJ. Paonessa. asking that the fire board look up a site in the north end of the city for a fire station.
 For New Fire House.
 Councilman King stated that the fire commission did not even make
  4he same matter was brought before that body after favorable action by the council. He hoped the board would be so kind as to make rec ommendntion on the present move. Councilman Mccormick suggested as a probable site. the corner of Taicott and West streets. Alderman George Wells admitted the need of a fire sta- ton in the north end and expressed himself as ready to support the move ment ...#
 Favorable action was taken on a resolution empowering the board or charity commissioners to purchase a pair of horses for work at the Town Homo. Councilman Joseph Miynar- ski asked for a committee of three to investigate the need. Councilman Burton Mercy favored the granting sr the request as did Mayor Curtis Alderman r. R. Giipatric's motion for the adoption of the resolution was carried.
 Asks for Traffic Cop.
 A resolution was brought in by CouiriIman Mlynarski for q traffic policeman at the corner of Broad and Grove streets between tho hours of 1I:3o and 1880 and 2 and o'clock for the protection of school children. Alderman Peter Pajcwski told of the need of such protection and urged carly action by tho fire commission CTS, to whom the matter was referred.
 A petition signed by a number of merchants ns<ed for the extension Of the parking limit on Commercial street to at least 10 minutes. The matter was referred to tho commit tee on ordinances and the board or police commissioners.
 The civic bureau of the Chamber Of Commerce brought forth resolu- ton for the placing of waste paper cans on the street where permanent movements are laid. The matter was