New Britain herald., 1925-06-04
DIES DAY AFTER
 MOTHER EXPIRES
Funeral Of Mrs. Annie s. and Miss Etta B. Spring Today
HEAT CLOSES FORGE PLANT
Oscar pcrryn Authorized to Remove stakes From Propcrty-Bonus or fcrcd to Teachers for Summer Coursc-Principal Rccngagcd.

Coursc-Principal Rccngagcd.
 Dying day after her mother, Miss Etta E, Spwng was buried this afternoon in the West cemetery with Mrs, Annie s Spring, who died on Monday. Services were held at the Baptist church in charge of Rev, P, F. Wofcnden, the pastor.
 Miss Spring died suddenly late Tuesday night, after a short illness She was born on January s, 1869, in this city, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Spring. Following her graduation from the Soutshide school, she attended the local high school, from which institution she was graduated in 1887. Later she completed a course at Pratt lnsti- ute in Brooklyn, N. Y. After her graduation from the latter school, she entered the employ of the New Departure Manufacturing Co., being one of the first stenogra phers en- gagged by that concern.
 Miss Spring leaves a brother Dr. Henry C. Spring Of this city. She had been lifelQng member of the Bap- tist church Snd had been active in it's affairs.
 Objeccd to Stakes.
 Authorization has been given to Oscar Perryn Of TerryyilIe avenue 10 burn, tear up or otherwise de- stroy" the stakes, recently planted on his land by surveyors laying out lines for new telephone poles, follow ing his complaint 10 the city coun- cil. He has been informed by City Engineer C. W. Buell. that the city engineer had laid out the stakes, which were not absolutely necessary now so that the pieces Of wood, which offended the property owner might be done away with.
 Mir. Perryn asked the city council to either inform him as 10 what was being contemplated by the laying out of the stakes Or to remove them, and the council referred him 10 the city engineer.
 Heat Closes Plant
 The Intense heat Of yesterday aft ernoon caused shutdown of the forge plant ofsthe New Departure Mfg. Co.,, which is reputed to be the largest forge department in the United States. AS result. about 200 employees enjoyed respite from the torrid weather in the plant.
 Two drunks were arrested ycster- day afternoon after report had been made that two men had been pros trated by the heat on one Of the streets near the center.
 COndon falors Line
 John E. Condon, one of the larg- est property owners of the city, spoke in favor of building lines on Laurel street at tho council meet ing on Tuesday night. Mir. Condon recommended an lS-inCh line on the south side of the street from North Main street 10 the west end of the Blakesley Novelty Co. He thought a line of the same depth should also be applied 10 the north side Of the street for a similar distance. Other residents of the street, beyond the Blakesley Novelty Co.,, wanted deeper building line. \ report on the matter will be made at the next council session.
 Plans Prepared For Drive
 At a meeting of officers and com mittee members Of Seicheprcy post the American Legion. and the Amer ican Legion auxiliary held in the American Legion hall last evening plans were completed for the American Legion endowment drive 10 he held in this city. Bristol win raise it's share for Connecticut's quota of S15o,000 Of the $5,00O,0oo fund 10 be raised for the rahabii- tation work and orphans of vetcr- ans. Leading men of this city have endorsed the drive.
 Building Permits Issued
 superintendent of Public Works oscar Anderson has issued a buid- ing permit to Calite Allaire for the erection Of a two family house on Summer street 10 cost S9000.
 A building pSrmit has also been issued 10 Tracy and Driscoll for the erection of two family house on Condon road 10 cost $9,o00.
 No Action on Street Widening
 No further action has been taK,n on the matter of widening Main street since the ITO parking" ordi- nance was suspended for period of thirty days on the east coast Of the street to allow vehicles 10 park there. II is likely that the city coun- Cil will he asked 10 further suspend 'hc ordinancefor he east side of the