New Britain herald., 1924-08-06
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The reselting of the euFbins ea Summer street or inc lAslslistleH Of new euFb Is desired by the city eeaAs eil, according e the sentiment ss- pressed issl night by the eliy beard. 4 heaHins was set for AaEast IS in ardsT that the property owners may discuss the malteF Nith the city efs fleisls,
 iiFiilet street fiesrlng
 The night ef August IS promises ts he q rausing affair for the city eannell as another hearing that ef the GFidr ieg street improvements, was ss, last evening fer that particular date, 4 plan of the necessary EeFk has been drawn up by City Engineer c, ". Rnell and when the changes are made, the ihnroughfaFe Hili he taken up for acceptance by inc eliy, The street has given much trouble h the past and through earnest efforts on the rart Of the property owners the proposed changes have been cen. siderhd,
 Other Council Matters.
 The petition Of th. Southern New England Telephone Co, to install lat. eral eonduiis on North Main street was referred by the council last night 10 the street committee and surerln- tcndenl Of Public Works Oscar An. feFson with power te act,
 The claim ef Mrs, i.oitie Hull, pre- sented by her attorney. Judge Era- phroditus Peek for damages to her property from water. flowing over ths old High school, was referred 10 the board Of education.
 The renewing Of the leases for the stores In the city building, which ex- pire on September 1 was left to the miscellaneous matters committee.
 The claim of Arthur Heise for dam ages to his motor car. because Of q paving defect on wolcott road. was referred to the claims committee.
 May Widen Corner.
 Widening of the Summer street cor ncr at the junction Of Main street was left 10 the street committee for q re- port by the city council last night. The committee will interview Joseph Hayes. share of whose land. must
 
 First Trip. Nearly Last.
 What nearly proved to be the last trip over the North Pond street cross- ing for foreman Of the Anchor Fence Works took place yesterday af- ternoon when train passed by scane minute before the motor car of the fenceman. The fence foreman had been engaged in the erection of new fence around St. Thomas cemetery and was homeward bound when the narrow escape took place. He did not see the train until it was upon him and only a burst of speed saved himself and his car.
 Bridge Contract Let
 Lathrop and Shea of New Haven have secured the contract for the con- crete work on the new bridge over the North Pond street railroad tracks while the iron work has been let to the Berlin Construction Co. The bridge will cost about si5,n0o The location will be east of the present crossing. which will be closed by or fer Of the public utilities commission. The crossing has been the scene of
  one fatality and many narrow escapes. Two weeks ago couple of men were struck by train and at first heir lives were despaired of Work will be started at once on the bridge.
 William Mills
 William Mills, so years old, died at lis home on Pratt street this morn ng after a short illness. He leaves lis wife, a son Fred Mills and laughter Miss Clara Mills, all of this 'ity. The funeral arrangements have lot been completed.
 Bristol Briefs
 Chief of Police Ernest T Belden, Detective Sergeant Daniel McGiln- uddy and Officers John c. Me- and Lawrence Doolan at- ended the state convention of police nen today in New Haven.
 Mabel lipman. four year old laughter of MT. and Mrs David Lip- nan of l02 Woodland street was re. moved to the Hartford hospitatl yes- erday afternoon and operated on for ppendcits.