New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
COUNCIL APPROVES
 TWO PAY SCHEME
No Decisive Action Taken on
 Proposition
BUILDING LINE OBJECTION
bclano Admits Wife Has Changed His Mind-AuthoriLc One Clerk for Two OHiCcs-DeCision to Bor- row by Bond Issue,

row hy Bond Issue.
 Favorable consideration Of q tvo- payment plan for the settlement of taxes was expressed last night at the meeting of the city council when the finance committee was asked 10 present it's report shortly on the matter. The plan was advocated some time ago, but no report has been made 10 the council as a whole by the finance committee as yet. If possible q report will be made at the next council gathering.
 With the appointment last night ot a part-time clerk to assist in tho tax department the two-paymont plan will be more easily cared for, as the burden Of clerical work was one of the reasons presented against the scheme. The plan has the sup port of many people about the city and the majority Of the city officials. who feel that the arrangement will help many to meet their bills who have been unable to do SO under the one lump payment plan as re- qulred at present
 Authorize Clerk
 Decision 10 employ part time clerk in tho police department was voted at the council meeting last night and in order that the clerk may he fully employed, the tax col lcctor's office will have his services part of the time. City Clerk Thomas B. Steele was instructed h soc to the employment of helper for the two offices at once.
 The Woman Rules
 That his wife was not agreeable to the establishment of 1a foot build ing line on Divinity street between andry and Pratt streets was admit ted last night at the council session hy Lawrence n"lano, when he ap- rcarnd in objection to the line.
 MT. nNlano said that he know that ho had informed councilmen that he Was agreeable to a 1n foot line hut now he wanted ! foot line as his wif' said no to the to foot line and she owned the property, This is my land" sail Mrs nelara "and NoN have nothing to do with it" This u'timatnm heinz delivered. thc @onial North Main street barber had nothing to do but to appear before inc council again and object to the building lin" establishment. He said that his plans, contemplated the erection of block and the extensive huildinc lino would interfere serious |" with th0m.
 After some discussion. Council. man Honor Judd proposed thc cs- iahlishment of [ foot line between tho two streets This motion was not carried as it was decided 10 hold the matter ovcr until tho next meet ing whom tho other four affected property owners of that section might air their views.
 Police Court.
 Nicholas I.a2cwsli of New Britain was fined S, and costs this morning ut tho city court session on charge of operating q motor car without license hy Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van. In addition. the accused was fined S25 and costs on a charge of operating q motor car under the influence of imoNiCants and S5 and costs for reckless driving. The charges resulted from a crash a fow days ago on Wolcott strnct. Attorney Cyril Gafrncy of New Britain repre- scented tho accused.
 For Air Meet
 In order that all precautions may ho observed. arrangements havc heon completed for tho stationinc of two amhulancos and q Corrs of four physicians at Niuer Field on August 15, when tho hir air meet is taking place.
 A corps Of rolicemon vtll also he nrcsont to minimize risks of all sorts. Tho mo"t will attract 20 planes and in addition to 10 the pilots. about 4o mechanics will he here on that day.
 Discuss Tree Wardcns
 Applications Of Thomas Scott George T.andcrs and Arthur D Weeks for the post Of tree warden made vacant hy the resignation of ElhHrt Gaylord recently, were re coivod at tho council session last night All three applications were