New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
TWO NEW STREETS
 ACCEPTED BY CITY
Public Works Board Acts on
 Numerous Petitions

| Street. grade and building lines on | Carleton street and Stratford road
 were accepted by the board of public
 works at a regular meeting last night.
 Two Hearing Held. On the Stratford road hearing, E. B. Lasher Mir. and Mrs, Strong, Ju- lus Sonnenberg. Frederick c. Hart man, L. D. Penhed, Matthew Hayes. Herbert L. Baker. John A. Anderson, Wilson A. Bottomley and others were in favor. Charles Gladden. alone was opposed.
 On the Carlton street matter, F. O. kilbourne. Abraham Gorbach, Lincoln Realty Company. H. H. Corbin, Mar tin and Antoinetta Earnest, H. J. f'oiren by E. O. Kilbourne. J J. Don- ohue, Earl Kisselbraok. L. S, Cowles, John and Anna Lindahl and others were in favor. Nobody appeared in opposition to the proposed acceptance of the street and establishment of the lines.
 F. O. Kilhourne and J. J. Dcnohue petitioned for culvert on the boule- yard west of Stanley street. It will require a 22 it. i'll to make an accept able grade, the city engineer said The petition was tabled
 Petitions for water mains in Gold, Wilcox, Eton Place and Ledgebrest avenue were referred to the water board.
 A petition was received for a sewer in Gold street north of Lyman ct n ct yo 1f Act u,tl1 l, made and a hearing given.
 A petition was received for sewer in Newfield Road, $50 it. north of West Main street. The same &C., ton was voted.
 A petition was received for a sewer in Allen street 500 feet west of Pennington avenue. Similar ac- tion was voted.
 Permission was granted the Y. M T. A. & B. society to string an ad- vertising banner across Main street.
 Howard L. Platt petitioned for the grading of Corbin avenue. The en-
 Harry H. Milkowitz pettioned for the relocation of a catch basin in front of 1855 Arch street, as it will in terfere with proposed driveway. It was voted to do the work if the pe- titioners will bear the expense.
 L. M. Barnes petitioned for a catch basin on the west side of Lincoln street about 45 to 43 The engineer was instructed to look up the matter.
 A petition was received for the top dressing of Chapman street, with crushed stone or other material. ItI was laid over for inspection. Similar 1 action was taken on a petition for a 1 macadam road, curbs and gutter on Buell. street.
 A petition was received for a con- crete walk on both sides of Clark | street from the end of flag walk to l top of hill. A hearing will be given.
 Want Park Aceptecd.
 A petition was received for $ con- crete sidewalk and curb on the north east side of the triangle park between Cleveland and Burritt streets. It was referred to the park board with the that the work be done.
 A petition was received for concrete | curbs on both sides of Gold street from Broad to Lyman streets, and macadamizing the street It will take it's place on the list of streets to be macadamized.
 In the matter of the petition of Eu- gene Bleau for compensation for dam age to his property by the overflow of the Monroe street brook, it was voted to make an inspection of the and refer the matter to the claims committee of the common council.
 It was voted to recommend the ac- ceptance of Stratford Road and Carl ton street and refer both to the board of compensation and assessment for appraisal of benefits and damages,
 It was voted to have the engineer secure bids on the grading of Jer- ome street, and report the figures at the next meeting.
 Marchion Is Heard
 Fred Marchion, sewer contractor appeared before the board to answer he complaint of an Allen street prop ,rty owner that he had laid defec- md heavy expense had resulted there rom. Superintendent of Sewers, M. P. OBrien told the board that the was bad and was the fault of the man who did the work. Mar ,hion said his foreman told him cement was put into the connection md that it was "chipped" by City Foreman Gray. He could not say what kind of pipe was placed next to section exhibited at the board meet ng. Asked by members of the board f he would pay half the cost of re- placement should it be proved that , lis men were at fault, Marchion said le would have to see the bill first.
 City Engineer Williams was in- tructed to consult the corporation { counsel to determine whether or not , t is possible to require payment of , ,alf costs instead of suspending Mar ,hions license.