New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

BRISTOL NEWS
 (Contlnued from Page Seven) The law on parking would work a hardship and his views wer realized by the council which acceded 10 the request.
 DiNIarO Gets Contracts.
 Contracts for the grading, laying ot sidewalks and curhs and making other Improvements on Atkins av- unuc and COnlon streets went 10 An tonlo DtAIarco of SouthinGton, the lowest bidder, al The council meeting rosmo Nacca of this ely secured the contract for Improvement work on Fem street.
 Mir, DiMarco's pTicc for Owkins aNcHuc was approximately S5,UU0. while his hld for Conlon street was approXima'rIy &3,GoQ. Mr. Vacca's h,l for Fem street was $l,2o0, Sper- ry Mastroba'tis,o of this city was the only other bidder
 Two Regulars Appointed.
 William W. Thompson and Ed ward J, O'Cornor Of the supernumrr- ary Doiir" roster were appointed 10 thn regular fore" by the council. fol- towing favorab.c recommendation rom the police committee, Elgar A. Norton Was appointed to rhe moor cycle patrol work in East Rris'ol
 Applications oF Anthony G, Grnis- nrr, Leo PadcrowsN and Albert Ter ry for the supernumerary force were approved anI tho men vii, be ap- roin'oi, provided they pass the 7ny- sicai eN1mma:ion.
 Building Lines Again,
 sta1ishuren' Of building lines on Divinity s'rc,t brought forth score ,t residents of the street to present 'hDir views 'o The council The coun- o 1ayor-I 15-'oot line on the up- T,r rnI O. h" street hu, inc ma .or,y of Tn" property owners wanted greater Inn" SC that it was decided 1o cs 'aolish 1hc line al 2o feet. A l5 foot }iNo vas established for the E. ctlon adjacent to Park street
 Other Council Matters.
 Permission vas granted for the connection ot the new East Brsto, school win the city sewor system, with a payment Of $50 d year as- essed.
 The jury committee reported R list Of 99 names had been prepared for jury duty.
 No action was taken on the Sum- mer street paving, although the mat ter was discussed for a time At a recent meeting Of the council, the preponderance Of opinion from the property owners opposed the propo- sition.
 Tracy OTcr Accepted,
 The offer Of Tracy-Drlsco. Co.,. 10 lay approximately 62Q feet Of side walk and curbing and 10 make other improvements on COndon road and carry the expense along until 1926. when new appropriations of the council could reimburse the firm was accepted. The concertn is deyepolini the section a.ong this thoroughfare.
 Hospital Road Named
 Decision to name the new street to the new hospita Newell road was made by the council. The layout of the street was approved.
 Teachers GamboI
 Schooma'ams held their annual spring party Of the Bristol Tcach- CTS association al the Edgpwood school last night, After a program of games and other entertainment a luncheon was served.
 ThomastOn Meeting schedule
 Bristol lodgr of Flks will meet in 1homaston on Thursday night. fol- lowing the custom Of the local lodge to meet al intervals in the various towns Of the local district. Twelve caEdida1cs will he initiated into ElIldom al inc meeting. After the logrso ritual and business session an cnt"rtainmcnt will be presented by the Thomaston members. l Frank (. Garfield
 Frank C, Canfcld, well known resident Of this city for many years. died at Inc New Britain General hospital yesterday afternoon after d , weeks illness following Q shock. He was born in Pine Meadow. 79 years ago, and the greater part Of his life was spent in this city He was a machinist by trade and was employed by various local factories, For the past two years he has been living in New Britain.
 He leaves two sons. Raymond and William Canfold of this city; onr Ilrother. C. T. Garfield oe East Bris- tol; and one sister, Mrs. Oliver Stone |oT Forcst>illo
 The funeral will talk" pla,e on ! Friday afternoon and burial will take place in Pine Meadow. Observe Ladies Night Ladies night will he observed to- night by Stephen Terry lodge, T. c. c. r.. in old Felloas hall William F. KDlgard Of Hartford will present