New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
BOND ISSUE SURE
 BELIEF IN BRISTOL
Town Now Has Right to Sell
 More Under Valuation
INHERITS SMALL FORTUNE
Charles l., Allen Reluas From Va. cation ta Find That sis,o0a Is Hisi Goes Away Again-Maisard Makes slatement-Other Notes,

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 Action is anticipated at the city council session tonight toward the calling of a special city election for the floating Of bond issue of about 1 ssOo, O01 10 take care nf indebted, ness Of the first taxing district, which is being handled Rt inc present time | by short term notes al { per cent 4 bond issue will mean biz saving to ! ihe city, because of the fal lorable rRls at ihe present lime. which is lower than per cent,
 The bonding issue for the first iaX- i ing district was rejected hy the state ! legislature, when request was made to that body for permission 10 SO ahead last year. on the ground that the city would ho placed in debt ta an extent Of more than | per cent Of the grand list, situation forbidden l by the state laws. Since that time, i part of the city's general bonding issue has been retired and the grand 1 list has been increased slightly so ] that the proposed bond issue will be safely within the prescribed limit. | The city council has expressed favor able sentiment toward the bond issue | floating and there Is little doubt t'iat the steps toward the calling of the ! special election for the presentation of the question 10 the voters will not go through.
 Away. Fortune Comes
 Dame Fortune smiled win1ingy on Charles l.. Allen Of fl West street yesterday in presenting him m his mail upon his return from a org va cation at Nantucket, Mass, notlh- cation that he had fallen heir 10 s12.c00. For some time past. he has been ill and was compelled 10 leave for the shore resort to regain his l health and accordingly his mail col lscted for him at home. In the meantime, wealthy relative in Massachusetts dicd leaving the large sum to the local man He returned from the vacation, already 10 resume l his duties at the New Departure l Manufacturing Co, and when the erentful lett r was read. decided to | take few days more of rest.
 Council Session Tonight.
 Discussion of further work on the Main street widening and the recep- ton Of plans for the project will take place at the meeting of the city coun- ci tonight.
 Among other important matters that will be taken up will be the plans for the new comfort station, planned for the site on Main street. north of the railroad bridge. near the freight station.
 Interview Dr. Osborne. ! Members of the local medical fiber ty league interview Dr. Osborne, state health officer in Hartford yesterday, on the local compulsory vaccination ruling. The health official discussed the matter for some time and will look into the case. AS a result of the discussion the liberty league members ! feel confident that the state officer will visit the city in the near future to look further into local conditions 1 Dr. Hanrahan Returns. l Dr. William R. Hanrahan and fami- 1 ly have returned from two weeks i vacation at Atlantic City. N. J.. and resumed his practice this morning. 1 He was notified today of his appoint ment as acting health officer, along with Dr. R. A. Richardson and for the next two weeks the city's health matters will be handled by the two 1 physicians
 Bachand Fined. Emile Bachand was fined $50 and costs this morning at the police court session by Judge William J. Malone as the result of a vacation trip through New York state two weeks ago in motor car, which he bor rowed from Baggagemaster George Moquin of the local railroad station for day. Bachand was away week and charge of cmbezzlement was entered against him. He has made a settlement with the owner of the machine.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hutchinson. The funeral of Mrs. Walter Hutch- inson was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at hcr home on Graham street. Services were conducted by Rev. F. J. Condit, who is assisting at tue tTSl ' 'OHsEfEd'lOIdI thuItll' ' HE burial took place in the West ceme- tcry.
 Grading Cemetery.
 Landscape grading work is being done at St. Joseph's cemetery. The work presents a fine appearance that adds greatly to the attractiveness Of the spot. The pastor Of St. Joseph's church q Rev Oliver T. Magnell has