New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
BRISTOL ID TACKLE
 PAVING SCHEDULE
Program to Be Considered al
 Council Meeting Tonight
NO HEARING FOR SCHOLL
Policeman Has Not Received Notice of Chargcs--Dullding Code Com- mittee Has Nothing to Return Death of Charles A. Garnett,

mittee Has Nothing to Return
 Death of Charles A. Garnctt.
 Mapping out Of a permanent paw ing program for the next few months will be considered by tho council to- night, when bids will bo received for paving on Meadow. Center and West streets, A certain amount of perma- nent paving will be done each year and streets will be assigned for hearings so that the affected prop erty owners may present their views
 At recent hearings the property owners objected so strenuously that the work was not considered further on several streets, but this attitude may interfere seriously with the pro- greSsive program planned and also cost the city many extra dollars. On some streets the temporary paving jobs last only brief spell and then must be repaired again. This useless work has been strongly condemned by Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson. whose department has been functioning wonderfully on & comparatively small outlay of money. In the interests of further economy. the superintendent believes in a. certain amount of permanent work being done each year Ac- cording to estimates announced from the city hall, the temporary repair work costs $5o,OOO a year, the greater part of which might be saved.
 Charles A. Garrett
 Charles A. Garrett, for 10 years milk, food and herd inspector of the city. died yesterday at his home at 394 West street after long ill., ness. He was obliged some years ago to discontinue his work for the city because of ill health and never fully recovered from his illness. Mr. Garrett was born on January 2. 1855, in Plainville. but when he was 8 young boy his parents re- moved 10 New Hartford, where his father conducted farm for several years on land now occupied by the Nepaug reservoir. Following attend ance at the New Hartford schools he entered the Collinsville high school and later was graduated from Han- nuns business college in Hartford.
 Mir Garrett married Miss Mary F Belden of New Hartford in 1874 anC soon after the marriage, MT. anG Mrs. Garrett removed to this city where they lived since. For time Mir. Garrett was employed in the E Ingraham plant but later worked nine years for stephen BeIden, a To- cal grocery man.
 MT. Garrett engaged in the gro cery business himself in 1888, wher he bought the grocery of Judd X Cowles on North Main street. He continued In business for more than 20 years until 1909. when he sold out to G, s. Reed. He was appoint ed the city's first milk, food and herd inspector in 1912 and served for 10 years.
 MT. Garrett was active In the af, fairs of the Advent Christian churcl and became the clerk of the Advent society in 1910.
 MT. Garrett leaves his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Bristol and Mrs. Eugene Hubbell, and son. Al bert Garrett, all of this city.
 The funeral was held this after noon at 3 o'clock at his home. The burial was In West cemetery.
 May Postpone Hearing
 Because of the large amount ol routine matter at hand tonight fol the consideration of the city council members expressed the opinion thi! morning that the hearing on lorna charges preferred against Supcrnu' merary Policeman Albert Schol would be postponed for week al least. This opinion was strength ened today. when 1t was learned tha' the formal notices had not beer served. According to charter provi' sions, formal notice must be served on the accused officer. at least 4 hours before the hearing.
 Will Sell Houses
 Sealed bids will be received b! Superintendent c. Earl Lourie of tn, water department until Septembe, 15 for the sale of houses on WarneI court, owned by the department The houses will be removed as sooI as possible after the sale as th' department will clear the land fo the establishment of a huge receiv ing yard. The business of the de partment has grown so that quarter are very much cramped at presen and some time ago, the land adjoin ing Warner court and Riverside ave nue was bought to permit of an eX pansion.
 Makeup Examinations Makeup examinations will be hel' at SEQ o'clock on Friday morning