New Britain herald., 1925-04-06
COUNCIL ID ACT
 ON FIRE COMP ANY
Expected to Retain UnCas Smoke
 Eaters in Present Station
LINES ON TWO STREETS
Ruth Hoyt, 13, Missing Since Satur- day, Found-Building Permits in Week Total $G1 1,540--Dcath of Matthew J. Noud.

l Declslon by the city council on the removal of the uncas Fire Co.,, from it's present headquarters on North Main street to q new site in the Federal Hill section will be made at the meeting of the city board to- morrow night. A public hearing was held recently and unanimous sentiment was expressed by a hun dred or more taxpayers and property owners, who attended, in favor of the retention of the company at Its present site. Opinion at the hear ing was that new company should be established with new equipment in the hill section but such a move will not be made in the immediate future. Because of the general op- position to the removal of the Uncas company, local people are fully con- fident that the council will deliver it's final decision tomorrow against the move.
 Will Consider Lines 1 Street lines on Goodwin and Gen. ter streets will be considered by the city council Tuesday night. At the last council session, hearings were held on both streets and property owners and taxpayers appeared. The report of the sub-committees of the council will be presented tomorrow night.
 The resignation of Dr. A. W. Suth- erland as milk, food and herd in- spector and also as 8 member of the board of health will also be con- sidered. Dr. Sutherland has &C., cepted a lucrative position in New York and will leave this city soon.
 Hoyt Girl Found
 Ruth Hoyt, 13 year old school girl, who ran away from home on Friday, following a reprimand at school, was located at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. s. Gillett on Mat thews street on Sunday. The girl ap- peared at the Gillett home on Fri day night, seeking employment and was taken in, after being told that she would be employed, if the con- sent of her parents was obtained. The girl went away and an hour la ter returned, telling Mrs. Gillet that she had received her parents con- sent, whereupon. she was employed as servant.
 The girl created furore by her unexplained absence over Saturday and several parties of Boy Scouts spent the day searching the woods for her.
 Many Building Permits
 Building permits totalling $6l,54O were issued during the last week by Commissioner of Public Works Os- car Anderson, showing that the city is in the midst of small building boom. That the boom will continue for some time is indicated by the numerous sales of lots about the city as recorded at the city clerks of- flee. The permits are as follows:
 Dr. P. A. Park for the erection or a one family house at the corner or Stearns and Oakland streets to cost $11, ,000.
 Eric P. Johnson for the erection of a garage on Union street to cost $1o0.
 Constantine Bove for the erection of two story building on Park street to cost 5000.
 George J. LaCourse for the erec- ton of a two family house on Mur- ray Road to cost $S,5O0.
 Antonio Leone for the erection or a four room addition to a house al ii Ingraham street to cost SS,o0V.
 George J. LaCourse for the erec- ton of a one family house on Gerge street to cost s7,00o.
 w. NJ. Sherran for the erection or three car garage on woodland street to cost $500.
 | Tracy and Driscoll for the cree ton of two family house on con- don road to cost $S,S0O.
 George J. LaCourse for the erec- lion of two family house on Mur- rav Road to cost $S,500.
 Tracy and Driscoll for the cree ton of a two family house on Con- don Road to cost $S,600.
 Thomas Hart for the erection ot a two car garage on Federal street to cost S540.
 Matthew J. Noud
 Matthew J. Noud, well known grocer, died at his home at 20 Bur lington avenue on Saturday evening following a long illness with com plications. He was born in County Kildare. Ireland, and came to this country S5 years ago and settled in Portchester, N. Y. He was in the grocery business there for 25 years. Eight years ago he went to Plain vile where he was in the grocery business for eight yeara He came --~----- -'-----S~S- --~-------- - ------~--