New Britain herald., 1925-06-17

(Continued from Page Seven) mayor during any absence of Mayor Wade from the city.
 To Establish Watering Tub.
 A watering tub will be placed by the public works department at the corner of Pennington avenue and Burlington avenue. The tub will be located on land belonging to the Sessions Associates, who have agreed to lease the land to the city at a rental of one dollar year.
 A watering tub has been lacking at the northside for several years. and due to the number of horses in that locality. 1t was thought advs- able to reestablish one in that sec ton,
 Eight Houses Transferred.
 The Bristol Realty company sold eight houses and lots on its two tracts yesterday. The sales were made to the following:
 Gustav and Emma Potz at 1920 Earl street.
 Jacob L. Jobs at i56-15S Greene street.
 Ludwig and Karolina RajeHicz at 11-13 Green street.
 Alex J. Misaits at 5O-5. Crescent Drive,
 Joseph and Mary Meisinger at 146- 14S Greene street.
 William and Domenica Douge- neck at S-i0 Wiloughby street.
 Kazimer and Caroline Kitromcizk at 200-202 Greene street.
 Max and stephen Zubrowski at 1S3 Greene street. No Building Lines for Laurel Street.
 Due 10 a disagreement on the part of property owners on Laurel street and the objection to the es- tablishment of building lines of the street, the ci;y council has decided to drop the matter A hearing was held earlier in the month and 1t looked at that time as if building lines would be established.
 Other Building Lines.
 The city council has voted to call in tho property owners on Divinity street at hearing to be held on July on the assessment of bene- fits and damages for the establish ment of building lines on that street. To Secure New Dumping Ground.
 Because of the fact that the pres pi I,,t rin orotYn1 nff k inur street near Pennington avenue is inadequate to meet the city's needs, efforts are being made 10 secure a new dumping ground for the city. Tentative arrangements for the pur- chase of several acres of land on Lake avenue below the Lake avenue cemetery have been made and Mayor John F. Wade and Superin- tendent of Public Works Oscar An derson have been instructed to go ahead with the arrangements. They have been given power to act.
 No Further Street Improvements.
 Due to the fact that the street inn provement work which has been voted by the city council will use up ell of the city's appropriation for its share of the work, improvement work on other streets which have been petitioned for will have to wait until next year. Petitions have been received for improvement work and sidewalks on Buckingham street, Jacobs street and Melrose street. These petitions have been filed for further reference.
 The streets on which improvement work is to be done this year and curbs and sidewalks laid are Atkins avenue, Fenn street, Conlon street and Newell load.
 Benefits and Damages Equal.
 In spite of objections at pre- vious council meeting regarding the .city's system of making benefits and damages equal for the establishment Of street lines, the city council eeted favorably on the report of the spe- eial committee on the assessment of bentfits and damages for the estab- .lishment of a building line on Newell Road, leading from Goodwin street to the new hospital. In each instance benefits of one dollar 8 foot was as- sessed against the property owners, while damages were awarded on the same basis and for the same amount.
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