New Britain herald., 1924-10-08

] the company is waiting for its money while the various city de- Ipartments come to an agreement as to which department should pay it. | Comfort Station Plans Approved
 Notice has been received from railroad company officials by City Treasurer George s. Beach, head of the city comfort station committee to the effect that the railroad had approved of the plans for the pro- posed comport station to be erected on the railroad property north Of the Main street railroad bridge. Legion Auxiliary Meeting.
 State officers of the American Legion Auxiliary will be present at the meeting of the local auxiliary to be held in the American Legion hall on Thursday evening at o'clock. Among them will be Miss Mary Coyle, state president, of Waterbury; State Secretary Miss Leventhal of Waterbury and National Committeewoman Mrs. Edwards of Shelton. A social time | VIII lOllOW lilS meeting.
 | State Deputy to Address Camp | State Deputy Joseph R. Hughes of Hartford will address the meeting of Brightwood Comp. Modern Wood- men of America at meeting to be held in Missa's hall tomorrow even- ling. A social time will follow the meeting.
 Armistice Day Plans Passed
 Armistice day will be observed in this city on November II similar to the manner in which it has been observed in past years according to a vote passed by Seicheprey post of the American Legion at its regular meeting last evening. The post it. self, will hold banquet, to be fol- lowed by speaking and a patriotic observance.
 The post also voted to approve the plan for uniform decorating of the city and the announcement was made that orders for over 250 flags ana standards to be placed along the curb line, had been approved.
 The Legion Boy Scout committee reported that it was now ready to organize a Legion Boy Scout troop.
 Many to be Made Voters.
 The registrars Of voters in the voting districts of the city announced thls morning that 1,456 applications 10 be made voters has been received by them Up to the time limit which was at o'clock last night. There are also 4S2 applications on hand from previous years which were made out by applicants who were never made voters.
 The list of the 1,45s applicants this year is divided among the vot- Ing districts as follows: First dis trict, 465; second district, 1S4; third district AT; fourth district, S6o.
 Establish Line
 After discussion lasting for an hour and a half, the school district lines as laid out by City Engineer Carlton w. Buell. were reestablished With but two exceptions by the city council at it's regular monthly meet. Ing last evening. The lines were re- established as nearly as possible to { the old records, but in cases where the old records showed bounds which had become lost, the line. were reestablished as, nearly as pos- sible to the lines which have been In common usage.
 The chief objection at the bearine held on the matter of reestablishinr the lines was to the layout of the line between the Fall Mountain and south Side school districts at a point near Grown street. In his layout City Engineer Buell. made the dis. trlct line run along Crown street northerly from Wolcott street hut this was objected to by the South Side school district committee. En- gneer Buell. stated that the records cal Tor the line running along "Gaylord's Lane" which has since become lost. He stated that he un- derstood that Gaylord's Lane for mery ran about 20 feet east of Grown street and considered that | Crown street should be the district me for practical purposes There were others who agreed that Cav lords Lane" ran further to the west and as a result the older members Of the council and those present searched their brains to see If they could remember their grandfathers telling them about "Gaylordls Lane' which has now been lost.
 A compromise was finally effected so that change could be made. having the district line run farther to the westward. This change was ordered to be submitted to tba board of education for its approval. The only other change was the shifting of the line as laid out be- tween the Forestville and East Bris- tol school districts, to which the committeeman from both districts were agreeable, This change was also referred back to the board of education for approval.
 NiAC "plh VI ISESldDlSnlnK the district lines is finally completed. an exact description of the bounds Will he filed so that the exact locs- ton of the lines may be known. The school district lines have not been reestahlished in this city since they were first laid out when this town was in its infancy.
 City Owns In Front of House
 Members of the city council were surprised to learn that the city owns land on Summer street in front of the house of Mrs. Lottie Huu ad- joining the old High school build- ing, when Judge Epaphroditus Peck.
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