New Britain herald., 1924-07-02
BUILDING LINES ON
 MAIN ST. DISCUSSED
New Arrangement Proposed at
 Meeting OI Council
6 ON EAST AND i2 ON NEST

lbeaih af Mics Marian Lehman--
 Burglar, ssarei Away trSm North Main street sliap Sinr,
 Establishment ol a GrIoot building line on lhe west side of Main street and q la-fonl inu on lhe cast side was proposed al the meeting Of tho city council last night along with plans for the widening af Inc travelled way, In order that affected property owners may present their views, q hearing was ordered for July ia by the coun- cii, The plans for the widening of the street call for ihe cutting off of sev- eral feet on the sidewalk. < project. which will cost about Sl,bnn, if the work is done from North Main street io Riverside avenue. lt was tho opin- lon Of the city board that the street was satisfactory from Riverside avenue 10 Inc Memorial Boulevard,
 The building line proposition will affect ali properties between the rail- road bridge and Summer street, where lines were asked for recently. and it was found necessary to rescind five foot building line, which wonld have narrowed the thoroughfare, if allowed to stand.
 Hclniing Gets Bridge
 Contract for the erection of the new bridge al Preston street was given to Fred r. HclminG of this city, who pre- sented a bid Of s7,50n. He was tied with Michael Marinello at that price and ballot Of the council showed five Of the city board for Mir. Hclming while one vote was cast for Mir. Mar hello.
 The contract for the erection Of the wall and the repair of the Memorial Boulevard. damaged by a storm of several weeks ago, was given 10 Cosmo Nacca of this city, who bid SIG cubic yard for the wall and 30 cents a square foot for the sidewalk laying He was about sS5 lower than F. r. Helming for the work
 Miss Marion Lehman
 Miss Marion Lehman, 33 years old, lied yesterday at her home at 1S3 Summer street after an illness of a lay and a half with heart trouble. She came here years ago from her lome in Michigan to take charge of he household of Miss NJ. Jennie AL wood. She was member of St. Ritas iuild and of the Rosary and Scapu- ar society of St. Joseph's church as veil as the Royal Neighbors and tue Nomen's Benefit league. She leaves Ter father, two brothers and four sig CTS, all in Michigan. The funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 30 o'clock at St. Joseph's church, | 'hcre solemn high mass will be ce'e- | rated by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. lagnell. The burial will take place the Painville Catholic cemetery.
 Break Into Store
 Frightened by the sudden appear nee of Officer Cornelius Connolly last ight, burglars at the Peerless Shoe ore on North Main street recent , closed by attachment, failed to se- nre any booty. Entry was affected y breaking a pane Of glass in the lndow of rear door and then re- aslng the fastening. The officer 'und the broken glass and started to festlgate and the intruders escaped trough another door. Quantities of le goods which had been on the 'elves were on the floor packed up, ady to be cartod away by the burg IFS. The store was broken into sev- al weeks ago when in charge of Albert r. Stark, who turned . establishment over 10 Prosecuting ; ttorney James T. Mather recently hen the attorney brought suit 'ainst the place for creditors.
 No License Increase lncroas sing of license fees for ven ITS from out of town was decided ainst by the ordinance committee of Q city council in d report last night, 'e committee thought that the pres [ prices should prevail and that if . 'uble were experienced by the local arChants from unethical actions on Q part Of the out of towners, police ' cntion should be called to the mat :. It was alleged in petition 10 4 council asking for the increase U It the visiting vegetable pcddlers / q fruit merchants failed 10 observe formality Of obtaining licenses in my cases and In others failed to llntain the regard for the board of q aIth rulings, incidental to the ex- U sure of foodstuffs for sale As presentative Robert ]. Stack pre- u lied the petition for the local mer- q ants, 1t was voted to notify him of } councils attitude. d.
 Site Decided Upon e location Of the new comfort sta n on the west side of Main street railroad property was decided upon CT report had been received from b committee in charge of the mat a that the railroad was agreeable to C proposition Work on the new il ton will be started al once as the Il of s7,5OO has already n, n made. City Treasurer George $. T ach is chairman of the committee Il charge. il
 No Parking Ordered p, No parking will be the rule in the tc ure on the corners where Pleasant, urch and School streets intersect, 'ording to action taken by the II lncil. The intersections Of the is eets have proven popular place C the past for parking too close to corners themselves with the re- = that accidents have taken place many narrow escapes have been