New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
BAN ADOPTED ON
 MAIN ST. PARKING
Drastic Ordinance Passed by
 Bristol City Council
PROTESTS ARE ANTICIPATED
Third Taxing District T.stablishcd-- Meeting With Residents of Twelfth District Residents satur-
 day--strcct Improvements Voted.

day-Strcct Improvements Voted.
 No parking on Main street be- tween the Memorial boulevard and Prospect street between the hours Of 5 o'clock in the morning and 5 o'clock at night will soon become effective as the result of a drastic ordinance passed by the city coun- cil at it's meeting last evening in an attempt to relieve traffic con- dltions on those two streets. IL is expected that the ordinance will create furore among the mer- chants on the street and may lead to violent protests, The ordinance will become effective II days after it has been advertised.
 An ordinance was also passed limiting parking on North Main street for the entire length for 30 minutes. This is expected 10 seri- o1sly interfere with those who have been in the habit of attending the theatcrs on the street,
 Establish Taxing District
 Establishment of a third taxing district 10 comprise the boundaries of the present fifth school district was voted at the council meeting last night. II was also voted to lay threc-quarter mill tax to de- fray the expenses of traffic officer in that section but 1t was found that further consideration must be given to the tax levy as it will be im- possible for the tax collector 10 collect by June inasmuch as no grand list has been laid.
 The petition for a traffic officer in forestyilIe was referred to the police committee.
 May Have Committed Error
 Possibility of an error in the loca- ton of the lines of the Twelfth dis trlct' as dividing that section from the Third school district was con- ceded by the council and in order that no possible error should exist. the city board voted to meet on Saturday afternoon at : o'clock 10 confer with the district residents and all others, affected. in order that the difficulties may be ironel out, The action of the council last night was taken by observers of the ac- ton 10 indicate that some quiet in- Yestlgation of the rumpus in the district in the last few months has been carried on by city officials and that the city executives have de- termincd 10 take a hand and clear up matters at once. This was clearly shown in an assertion of Mayor John r, Wade that If necos- Sary several meetings will be held to appease matters"
 Chairman Howard Andrews of the Twelfth School district appeared with Milo Norton, a local historian and authority on the boundary lines Of years ago in the city, and said that he would like the council to hear Mr, Norton's version of the district boundaries. As the histo- rlan practically grew up in the Fall Mountain section, he took his au- dience back years and years in de- hning the boundary. which he de- cIared wilt make Grown street the present division line.
 The placing of Grown street as the division line between the Third and Twelfth districts was an impor- 'ant ite moi information for the council and may have great bearing m the clearing up of the district school building squabble. according 0 district residents as recently two supposedly residents Of the district were arraigned in the local police court on charges of having voted Illegally at one of the Fall Moun- ain school meetings. At the court 'ossion he district lines were dis 3ussed by the court and some hazl- less was found in the boundarics.
 Judge s. Russell Mink, who ap- 7eared in court on the trial date several weeks ago, at the request Of members of the faction, opposed 10 he erection of a new school in the district and thereby opponents of 'haIrnan Andrews, protested last night to the council aqainst any 'ction to reconsider the former ines.
 ToreSrcS Trouble
 JHlen Mink told the rouncir thu. .e tor'saw only the addition to thc am"s Of unres', which have dis urhod the district for some ti'ac, f he action of last night in the do- ming of the lines was touched upon. l" declared that Chairman Andrews ras man of stiEtoi,lten,ss ss" euI hat ttr chairman was m,rory pr, e@'ing cunn'a,l7. rNu}.nco as t#r aso hoi hoon c.osa1 I1o s1fI that he question h>foro the counor vas