New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

~ hAAA NV AeAkAkhA VII RAAAilA GAifNh almost exactly opposite South Elm street on land purchased from Charles II. and Fanny Tiffany and | Josephine and pasqualc Salvatore. . The equipment will include q largo or2@s.
 fhe new building will be an addi- ton to the present plant of the cor pora'lon which includes the Princess and Bristol thcatcrs in thls city and . thcatora in South Manchester and . It is understood that . The Palace thoator in this city, which . is also owned by the Colonial Thea tcra. lnco will be disposed of.
 Arthur II. Lockwood stated this | morning that. he expects that tho plans will be submitted by the archl- ! tect this week and 1t is planned to | start work as soon as weather con- ditions will permit in tho spring, | Inc building being ready for opera llon hy November Of next year.
 Tine StorIi Loafs
 Thorc woro 42 MrtNs in this city | turing the month of Noy,mbcr ac- gordug to birth returns flied at tho ! office of the city clerk, This mum. bor Is lower than the average.
 There were a'so only IS deaths in thjs city during November, which is slightly lower than the average. l while tho number of marriages was . 23, slightly above the aN, rage.
 Park Board Meets
 A discussion on the proposed . of the water for the . Rockwell Park lagoon and the ro- moyaI of maple trees on the N1m- orIul ho0lp,ud which arc sappine she life of tho memorial oaks was held ol tho regular monthly meet | iuG of the board of park commis- . a.ouors las1 evening, The matter of the rcmoya, ol tho trees on the . Memorial Boulevard was left with . Mayor Wade and Commissioner w. 1 J. Tracy to report back at a future | meeting of the board.
 The report of the complete inyon. tory of the park property of the city l Was also read and accepted.
 Basketball Friday Night
 Tho Bristol high school basket ball team will take on the Terryyillo high school team at the high school sym tomorrow night. The Terry vile boys have been working hard for this game under the coaching of Coach Morris and Principal Hunt and hey not only expect to make a good showing but have an idca that they may take homo tho bacon.
 No Objection To Paving
 No objection was made by q single property owner to the assessments i tor paving which was laid in vari- ous sections Of the city this sum- mcr The assessments will be pay able in two equal installmcnts on January i5 and July 15. A discount of three PCT cent will be allowed on Inc second inat&I,mcut if paid nt the time the first installmcnt is due.
 Si01 For Sprlnkling
 The Bristol ard Tlainvillc Flee 1 tric Co. will pay the city s4Oi as its share of the cost of sprlnI,lins Main and North Main streets during inc past year. The sum of $l5CS will . be assessed against the property owners.
 Deficiency Appropriations
 Deficiency appropriations amount ir~ 10 &-,f57.57 for the general city and &oo1'9 for thc first taxing dis rjct have been made by tho city 'onnciI 10 meet oycrdraWn accounts 90 thaD tho city books can be closed for tho fiscal year ending Noycm- hcr &o.
 The appropriations were for tho f7Ilo"iN~ accounts: General city, board of hoalth expense, $S23.0t: city hall expense, $i440; city hall | orders. &l5o70; city hall janitor, $too; contingent account, 41G@.2G: | i"torcst account, $&AG9; office sup plies ant expense. $7o.t7; parks. i. $9S9; now paving $@40.34; roads . and bridges, $GlTS1.
 First taxing district: Curbs and 5idnwalhs asscssa5lo, $9OA35; house numhcrs, &&24.
 The roads and bridges account would have been kept within its ap- i pHopr.@tou hads@1t not been for ad- ! 'tional work which was ordered l lone near tie end of the fiscal year. i
 Special Council Meeting
 The mayor and members of the . rtty council held q special peace .uor'jn' with tho property owners of . @r'is: street yesterday as q result of .G' co-Hmo''ou tl,nt n01 hcon raised 'N'r tAo"nnDru'ion of K0zincr and losan'uc FloroUscnslH for q permit To build a store on inc street.
 The rroucriy owners Of the street or thaf tho store should be &cu, rck af best @A feet from tho stropt .G-'o 'rc I'lo.cnsoaekis thought t.-at 70 tro' would he about right. Tn rororty owners contcndcl that t':'. would allow thn huldnr to rroI. lrv0nd tGn otlor buildings on IT.. 5r-rt During 't" discueeirN at tr. 'nunaB meeting Tuesday ni-@t. Nvrlauoi t.at tnc street had no cs aDlisArl street or building lines, @nG ' WAS deci1od 10 trausfcr tho thratrr ;. .f war to thr actual location of thr as a result of which. a .c,"nromis" orrr rrtoiH was effected. . m inc arorr Will hr erected t5 feet ,.n' from q suppressed s'sr,t line. .
 The mayor and counctl We're so .no"oe&fUl in pouring oil on thc tomnlrj w?tors. that af,or the moot "E ono of tbc d.snntar's hol1 open .uuen 'o a0 vFo hal -a,ha"cj at IT., mrt'nr. S,u0e will hr iwmr1iatsv .o'.on to duuifoN establish t@o . street lines after HfH h it Will ho a e.mr,o matter to la% out the hujl5- ing lines.
 neru;v Ruler Here Toni~ht
 D's'rl,' Deputy Crau1 E<ctt1