New Britain herald., 1924-05-02
INDIANS WILL ROAM PINE LAKE AGAIN
Boy Scouts in Trappings of the Forest to Have Campfire
JUST LIKE COMpOUNCE TRIBE
Cost of New Road Under Track Con- sidered Higl-Council To Consider
 Boulevard Repairs - Funeral of
 John A. Anderson Saturday.

l Ceremonies in full Indian regalia will characterize the outdoor meeting of the local Boy Scouts tonight at Pine Lake, the preserve of Judge William J. Malone in Forestville. Scout &C., tivities wiU be discussed and scout ritual will be observed as we'll as a big Indian camp fire. when the I'm dians' will pour forth from the his- toric woods, formerly roamed through by the members of Chief Compounce's tribe, to unite with the scouts in their meeting.
 Scout Executive Albert BreckbrilI, with his scout masters. has arranged splendid program for the entertain nlent of the scouts and their guests, among whom will be President Charles R. Riley of the scout council, Judge Malone and other city officials. Scouting has taken a big impetus, since the acquisition by MT. Breck- bill of the council reins and with the intense interest being displayed by President Riley and the other scout officials, the scouts have developed
 That the cost of the layout for land. The gathering tonight will be a demonstration of the points of scoutcraft learned by the members to which the admirable conditions at Pine Lake will be easily adapted. Price of New Road High That the cost of tse layout for rew roadway under tho railroad tracks at Pond street and opening the Hop pers" section. as proposed by Assessor Samuel D. Newell to replace the pro- ject of an overhead bridge as pro- posed by the Bristol Realty Co.,, is too prohibitiye. is the opinion of engineers and others, who have visited the sec- ton in the last few days. The pres cnt overhead bridge connecting the Barnes tract of the realty company and Curtiss street will serve in a bet ter manner and at a cost of about sso.ooo. while the other project will cost practically s1oo.o0o, according to engineers, who have carefully looked the situation over The Newell plan will involve the purchase of houses and land off Pond street as A starter and ahen will come an expensive bridge and culvert for the passing of the tracks of the railroad. After the railroad has been passed, two and pos Hbly three bridges arc needed 10 span the creeks of the "Hoppers" section, something which is not necessary in the realty company layout. The real ty compAny plan embraces the open ing up of the "Hoppers" section also by connecting roadways which will be at 6 lower grade, also, than the assessors layout. In addition to tho Barnes tract, the Fernwood tract of the Suburban Homes, Inc, will also he opened up by the proposal of the realty company.
 "yet They Fight
 John Bida and Adam Mikulnk fought a draw battle yesterday after noon at the Northsde over somo trivial matter, damaging each others appearance to some extent but other wise reaching no decision so that the police were called in 10 mediate. Both men were allowed 10 so this morning on the payment of the costs at tho city court session.
 Win Discuss Wall
 The repair of the retaining wall and the permanent repair of the Memorial boulevard. will be discussed by the city council on the grounds on Sat urday morning. A substantial wall will be necessary to prevent cncroach. ments by the Pcquabuck river in the future so that the handsome boule- ward may not be damaged as it was three weeks aga. when large section .xa. ,hn Tast sfrant irtd ea went intn