New Britain herald., 1924-03-20

The adding of the vocal numbers by Harry Olmstead and Maurice Wal fen. means the singing Of numbers by artists who are very popular in this city.
 Parking Regulations
 To clear up slight misunderstand- ing relative to the S0-day period of parking of automobiles on both sides Of Main street between the post office and the boulevard. announcement was mad' this morning that the restricted territory in this section is 25 feet from corners.
 This open parking period was srunted by the city council and the po'ic" commissioners for q period from March 10 April (. This means that automobiles may park for per iod of not over $o minutes in front of any Of tho stores. the entire length of Main street with the cx- c,ption of tho 25-foot limit from corners
 Dr. Itocnc Returns
 Dr. X. r. Roche has been attending th" practical and theoretical courses on asthma at the Post Graduate hos pital in New York for the past four weeks. Dr. Roche will resume his practicc tomorrow.
 Lines Discussed by Committee
 Discussion ot tn" establishment of a % foot building line on Grove street. in response to a petition Of tho property owners Of that section. is be- iNg held by the street committee of tn" city council. to which body, the matter has been referred by the city board. Practically all the residents favor the 20 foot line with the eNcep- ton Of William ]. Phclan, a prominent real estate man, who is erecting q house nn the street. He favors n 10 foo: building line. The street commit tee w,ll look over the situation and after receiving a decision will report to tn" city council, which will take detinite action on.
 Rri;al Arranged
 Arrangements have been made by Paul umphrey, a local yopag man, and a musician of note for plano recital on April at tho Community thcatcr. In addition to tho numbers by Mir mrNrcy solos will be sung by Miss Rhra Massicctte, soprano soloist. Mr. Umphrey is well known in the musical circles of tho state and has taken part i n some of tho leading re- citlls, lIc was recently soloist at the presentation Of an Italian play at the Community thcater.
 Senatorial Honors unnentioped.
 No mention of the senatorial ean- didacs for this city in the coming election was made at the republican caucus last night in Red Mems hall, although Corporation Counsel Will. ham N. Dcrosier of this city vas dis cuss.d as candidate at recent meeting of the town committee. How his chances will be Is n matter of conjecture but leaders of the sig- ourncy interests feel well disposed toward the youthful attorney. who carried strong fight last night for Judge k, E, Newell, with whom he has been associated for several years. He was floor leader for the Newell interests and did his work we'll as shown by the small majority with which Sigourney won out. \ move- meni is gaining in the city 10 have the senatorial honors como this way and Mr. Derosier is looked upon as the logical candidate. according 10 men prominent in republican af- fairs He has served term in the state legislature from this city.
 Locate Water Leak.
 The baflling leak fin the water mains. which had annoyed the Uncas Fire company by breaking out near Inc North Main street fire station. was located yesterday by the water department. The water was traced | distance of several hundred feet 0 Federal street to spring near he Ideal Laundry To. The water nains pass near inc spring and water followed thc maths to North Main street where loosenod earth ;aNe tho fluid an opportunity 10 bub- ,lc forth.
 Water Board Report.
 Supcrintcndent of inc Water be- lnrtmcnt c. Earl louric has pre- 'cnted his report for the last month e the water commissioners as fol- ows:
 The total amount Of bills rendered or water during inc month of Feb 'uary was S.S0S.ai. siG2.63 mora han February 1928. Bills for water clnaining unpaid March 1 amounted D St.i4G.is. bills for work done by he department amounted 10 s4.- G1.s2. thc largcr part of this being or sir" extensions.
 Tn" .1al precipitation for inc month of February al tho governs bpt weather station in Hartford yas 3.j5 inches Al rcvcrvoir No. D lIarWinion the rainfall was .ai nchcs. At Hartford it was 2.aS nchrs. The accumulated deficit since tccrtnbcr I. 1928. is 2.1i inches.
 March l5 rcscrvoir No. vas oV.n inches. and Nos. . g. and ere fIii.
 lndcr date of March is. the chem sts reported. "Thc numbers of bac- cria are quite low at this time and
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