New Britain herald., 1924-04-02


 mittee ts the city council and the rec-
 ommsndation was adopted. On the
 south side corHer lots will be governed
 by l2 foot line as far as 55 feet
 from the interseSiing street lines.
 The corner lots on the north side will
 Lave a 10 foot restriction for similar
 distance.
 'BOst: \ Road"
 Although the city councnmeh could
 scarcely believe the;r ears they dis
 covered another instance of truth be-
 ing stranger than fiction. when it vas
 found that Bristol has Host" road.
 Stafford avenue is the thoroughfare Eat has apparently wandered around in tine eastern part of the community and has beyoma voice crying in ths wilderness 10 the city council to deter mine is exact location. The street has been so changed by popular usage in years that the present roadway is TO longer on the site designated by iha o!l land records. and ateps will be ta':cl at once 10 restore the ".osI' iCa1way to its proror place. In order that tnis may be done. hearing on the establishment of street lines on Stafford avenue will he held at the courcil meeting @l May 6.
 We Symn::hiza Wiih Tom
 Eccause ."e laying of permanent ra".n@ oa ,iain greet. between High and Ceatsr streets, will interfere with h:s s'e"7. Thomas A Tracy. a local nc"Hna3cr'nsn, appoaring in behalf of aa a'fce'cd property owner. Mrs. Sel- lie C. bConno,l, opposed the propo- s,i'on q: :.le c.ty To put down the per 'a"-'e :.ur'acc. The opposing e.e- mont w's una2'mous on the street for N'e-y property owner appeared a"aia2t 'ha permanent paving. In ad- G.tlon . "r. Tracy.s desire for sieep. Ha adnT ncal aro;ht r q ~gumont gaink tne nv sH".aca. that roadwor,i w0 nos I'd :no"e rrgc-tly in other D" - 0: t',e c ;g' a". t.'a' the pc cna:t on the proposed r2"t of ;Ac horoush- in-e was an uniocH9~ary cEpense. Ills view as 10 sleep and needless expense was H,51 s,'a"ei by Paul R. Sessiors. Fra w. S'gouyncy saw no necessity for tts N1cpc"cl ravlEg. Earl J. Ar nod was arCthcr opponent. ray.nx that the addition of ;he permanent pa'inG would h"lp tn increase ;he Ge- s're of S1me motorists 10 turn tho rect icto q rrcet:aci;. Wfliam Dun h?r also t"i%ei aga 'rsl tae paving. The opnoe.tion Tag fl'r.Aar aacmeat- Hd by remar.:s fro:a Linus T. Norton asl Mss li''c"n G.ae.;ia. rap-esent,n.- ..:s. Catherine Gnc,in. ..s a result or tha uriiei ob', c,,on. ne counc'l d>aSi-l 'o soicr the laying of perma- rent pa'.rs on that part of the street, b2t will 'ay ;ne new ,ursace rom no ';,roal b-.:~s 10 l!:si stree, nnl theacc G'orS S"ris,cr .rto:.
 A. Te-cSao ";rs .hn 'o'e resident # Srianor tires: 70 n1Dear when pay- .Hs fo' tla. thosepghsare vas Gs- cGszei tie favored inc pavement. Jug; forr .e..?s .gJ thc property own c's ec Slm~ie: street lcseenLai in q drove rp3A the city council and 'oreAt tho ra"nnaat tooth and nail unti' tne proposition wss dropped like a no; potato.
 Paving will also be laid on Meadow street this year to relieve conditions in that section.
 NO Crap shooters"
 fnd.gnaat that Faculty Adviser Samuel Josolowltz Of the Bristol high school athletic council. and also chemistry instructor at tho school. should say that "erar shooting" was rampant in the vicinity Of Mu2zy field a greate" pari of the tlaie and espe- c.ally noticeable during high schooI conte7's Joseph Savage. d propcrty oHncr of that section of the city, viz. orons'r denie,: any such allegation be- fore ;he city council.
 Ma Joso,oEits made his assectjon. E il'ra wes not confirmed. while in the n'dst Of an appeal for the improve ncnt o' tho athletic field adjoining ths CIV high school on the Memorial Boulevard. He compsied Of the dis- a1ce 10 Nuzzy field and then launch- 'I in;o trade in regard to Inc en- '.ronmeu'. intlma'ing that the atmos- 'nere Of Inc Mnzzy field section wa, 'ot sue, as 10 elevate anyone of the "o'eachat age, as he termed fhe hish ehool prpi's. Ee carried his asser. 'ons 10 the poin. that they included he rolling the .bones" for "babys hoes" by younss;srs Of tender age. The cit" officials sill look into the llcSsd defiance Of the law, which overs c'andest.ne gatherings such as African golf' as complained of by he liTh school Instructor. The inl- roiiHs of the athletic field st the "w high school will be done as ran. fly as possible es tfat wori: has bee, AIFVs fNp ancy Of city funds hes kept the task 'on1 acconip,ishmeut. The matter ist night landed in the hands Of the sccllaneous ma ters committee of ic council for s report on the field nd also on inc 'salloping dominoes," repot which pained the cars Of the oanci'mcn exceedingly. As soon as lc city funds become more freely 'aiiable. the high school Will have its 'hle'ic equipment according to the ,prcssions or the courcilmen.
 Transports sail"
 The transports "aaiied" over the -iny deep last night in American Le- on hall. as is inc days of the world ar, when a c'ass Of candidates of .cheprey Post iourneyed from Ho- zen 10 Paris under the direction of 70 degree team Of Brock-Barnes post
 P,ainvi'ie ard the ISllton.c post of 'tt 1inGton. The ceremonies wers 1drcted in splendid style in q reai- i@ manner that carried some of the bacS 10 the days when ne Grrmcn shocl. troops. almost rec to one. descended on a small md of local men at saicheprey. After Q degree work. q luncheon was rved and an entertainment program 4s presented. The vaEbA-iro fa.t