New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

 matter, he was ylee-nfesident of the hospital and asserted that he had no objection as private citizen oe official 10 the building lines pro- vided that q reasonable and legal means of assessment was used.
 "Will the hospital pay its sharo of the benehts?" asked Councilman Dutton. ...
 "l know nothing about that" said Judge Malone. You'll have to ask someone who knows about that"
 Now let me ask you a question, Mir. Dutton," said the judge. do you accept highway If 1t is mol ready?"
 No" replied Councilman Dut- ton, but Newell Road is accept able"
 "The road surface is so bad" said Judge Malone, that one cant ride over 1t without striking the top Of car"
 Councilman Frank R. Graves asked Judge Malone if his clients had not been benefited by the road going through and met the answer that the question was one for the council to decide. Councilman Judd wanted to know how much damage was wanted by Mir. Carlson but was informed that Mir. Carlson wanted no building line at all.
 Councilman Wilbur Kelsey asked Judge Malone If he realized that Mir. Carlson had no frontage until the new street had been opened. He was told that the councilman hau nothing to do with the opening. be- ing a representative of munich pality.
 Judge Malone retired gracefully from the discussion after declaring that he would be heard when the matter of assessments of benefits and damages came up.
 Holds Lengthy Session
 The general assembly Is not the only executive body in the state which is holding lengthy sessions now. Last night the city council view with the state body by hold ing a session that lasted exactly five hours, from 7:3O until 12:30. Even the hardy newspaper men, whose presence at council meetings have greatly influenced the council to action or lack of action in the past, gave up and left the council to itself and the city to its fate.
 Farley-Horton
 Alexander Granville Farley, son of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Farley of Yarmouth, Maine, and Miss Doro- thy Gaylord Horton, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred A. Horton of Oak street. were married at the home of the brides parents yester- day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. P. F. Wolfenden of the Baptist church.
 Red Men Meet
 The chiefs degree was conferred upon a large class of candidates at the meeting of Compounce tribe, I. o. R. M, in Red Mems hall last evening. The degree was exempli- fled by the degree team under the direction of Drill Master Charles J. Phelan.
 V. r. w. Carnival
 The Veterans of Foreign Wars carnival will open on the High school athletic field on Saturday night. Proceeds of the carnival will be used to defray expenses of the state encampment Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held here this month.
 Attachment Released
 John Blasi, through attorney Jo, seph c. Guilfoil of Waterbury. has the attachment on property 0f Dominick Sinisgalli on School street as the suit connected with he case has been settled. Mir. Blasi, who is a member of the Bris- .ol police force, sued for damages IS the result of injuries received when a veranda railing gave way with him, precipitating him to the ground,
 To Arrange for Endowment Drive
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