New Britain herald., 1924-08-19
DISTRICT NO. 2 HAS RE.FINANCING PLAN Will Pay on 6Per Cent Notes
 TOlallins About S7S,00o
LEAVES CLOTHING FIR
William H, Dunbar ieiires i'nm Hui, inn,punbar Ia,-siaine Club Oui- ing MedDesda,-iiushsnd Fined for Disturbance al Home.


 Disturbance al Home.
 Financing plans of District No. will be diseussed on neat Monday nigh al a special meeting or the voters a ! the Aorthsile school, The district hal notes out at C per cent and the plaf Is 10 reborrOw al lower rate l0 pa, np ihe higher rats notes, Lndei money market conditions. this can bs , done, and means q big saving 10 inc district. The sum involved is about sIb,001.
 Nr. Dunbar Itstlres.
 William II. Dunbar has retired from tho clothing firm Of The Hutton Dun. bar O.. on North Main street, and will leave the store on Saturday night He has been connected with the store for years Plans for the future have not been announced by Mr, Dunbar.
 Maine Club Outing.
 Members Of the state of Maine club will hold an outing on Wednesday al Lake compounce. The afternoon pro- ram win begin al o'clock, while tho evening meeting is scheduled for o'clock. A picnic lunch will be served.
 Blast Returns io Duties.
 Following his recovery from injur- ies suffered in fall from a veranda at his home on School street several weeks ago, Officer John Blast has re- sumed his duties on the police force. The officer fell about % feet when a railing on which he was leaning col lapsed.
 Police Court.
 Steven Wishneski was fined si0 and costs on breach of peace charge and by Judge Joseph NJ, Donovan at the police court session this morning as ihe result Of disturbance in which he figured last night at his home on Curtiss street. Wishneski and his wife became involved in an argument after the husband had returned to his fire side shortly before midnight, the wife accusing the husband Of casting his eyes at some prepossessing female Of the Northside section. As result the whole neighborhood was awakened by the rumpus which followed. Officers Lawrence Doolan, Edgar Norton and Edward Connors heard the noise and rushed 10 the scene and Wishneski was brought to Headquarters.
 Charles Ballard was sentenced to jail for 60 days on a charge Of drunk enDess, breach of peace and having liquor with intent to sell. He was ar- rested last night on Federal street in company with Joseph Pazden, who was fined s2O and costs on an intoxi- cation charge.
 Joseph Lcschenski was sentenced to jail for 10 days on chare of intoxi- cation.
 SheriG Plays Padcrewski.
 Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Harding appeared in the role Of Paderewski this morning at an execution sale of piano at city hall square. When ths piano was placed for biddin, the play CT had not arrived and failed 10 ap- pear until the auction was over. The sheriff tickled the keys and ran the scale Of bidding up to slSo. The musical instrument went to Joseph Del Principe Of Main street.
 Merchants Meeting Tomorrow. A meeting Of the merchants will be held in the headquarters Of the Bris- tol Chamber Of Commerce tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Plans for the semi-annual dollar day will be form nlated and other problems of the merchants will be discussed.
 Appealed from Jail sentence.
 Mr. and Mrs. Felix PorowSki, both | ,f whom were sentenced to so days in | all in the city court yesterday on the | 'harses of drunkenness and breach Of he peace following row at their oome on Chestnut street on Sunday light, have appealed from the sen ence of the court. Bonds for their ppearance at the next term Of su- ,erior court have been set at $500. They are represented by Attorney Robert J. Stack.
 Building Permits Issued.
 Superintendent Of Public Works ,scar Anderson has issued building permit to Homer II. Judd for the rection Of garage al the corner Of Vest and Laurel streets to cost about 4,00O. A building permit has been issued 0 pasqualc Perozzielo for the erec- ion or five car garage on Gridley .reet to cost about $500. Permission has been granted Ed Gz, o1t tipp ) a house on Williams avenue 10 cost l50.
 Bristol Briefs. Miss Helen Hutchson Of North rect is spending two weeks vacation l Washington. Mass.
 William O'Brien Of the City Hard are Co. has left on fishing trip in ermont
 Carl Linden of Hull street Is spend E two weeks in Fawtucket, R. I. f Kenneth R. Beckwlth of Stearns rect is visiting in Winsted.
 To Discuss Impro,cmrn Street improvements will he on the Llendar at the meeting Of the city ,unci tonight. when tn. Main street . tention as will the proposed changes r Gridley street. The latter street IS not been accepted by the city and ter a petition on the part of the .operty owners. steps were taken to ave a survey Of the work made so at the cost might he determined. . ne street will he graded. curbs laid Id other improvements made so that Q thoroughfare will be brought up the city requirement. for accept ice. When this Is done. the burden maintenance will fall upon the neral city and the highway will be pt in better shape. The street has en a bone of contention ny the q v fathers Tor some lime because or | e nun1erou. requests for work in