New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
PUTS TEETH INTO NO PARKING RULES
Mather to Bring ViOlators OI
 Ordinance to Court
AIRPLANE MEET COMMITTEE
Body of G5 10 Arrange Event Au- gust t3-soliCitors Named for Chautauqua - Policemen Attend Funeral Of Officer iilasi

Court cases vii, he made of Nio- lations of the no parking ordinances after August l, especially where re- peated ultcnsrs have taken place, according tu Prosecuting Attorney James I, Malhcr, who feels that the present system of tagging d car and then allowing ihc driver 10 go on the payment oC g. has really become d nceuse to violate the law.
 While many people have protest ed vchymcntly against the payment ot the g. after being Jagged, the lma jority have elected "a pay rather than risk going before the court m the morniug The forgctfunCss oi several drivers has resulted in theiI appoarance ou several occasions anC m the paying of the required fee which Is to cover the cost of mak ing out q warrant.
 Many have declared that it Wa! cheaper for them 10 pay & and stol
 within prescribed areas when bus
 ness demanded quick action. rathe
 than to spend valuable time il searching around for parkin
 space or walking q quarter of milo
 As a result, the number of warrant
 which must be made out has grow
 tremendously until much valuabl
 time is being taken ur. The onl
 way to stop the increase, tho prosl
 cutor thinks, is 10 bring all oftondc,
 10 court and give them heavier as ;, sessments. This may be a cure fC if short memories and carelcssness |. parking, the officials believe, and trial will he given to sec how tl IS plan works out.
 ,r The Main and North Main stre'
 merchants have entered volumes (
 protests with the city officia
 against the strict no parking rul,
 but have been told that when an ol
 portunity 10 relieve inc traffic col
 position hy widening the street VI y given hy tho council, the mcrChan and, property owners refused 10 co
 sidor tho proposition. The way q plan has worked out shows a To
 of business, according to some O. .tho merchants, and condemnation " plenty for the regulations.
 s- Air Meet Plans
 e Parachute jumping and all [ o' frills of plain and fancy airpA 'c- work will he presented 10 Bristol
 in tho first air meet of the city H. August 1i at tho Miller field lS chipp"ns Hill. In order that all ,''L inc details may he cared for in "' cOmplcto manner committee of
 people has boon chosen to ia
 charge Of affairs. ArrangemcI ", for the committee work will w ] made at a meeting at o'clock '' Monday night at tho Elks' club. nI Tho committee follows: Earl ' Arnold, Ray C. Alcott, Calixte . n lairr. Charles C. Ball. Fuller IT. Barnos. Harr" [ Bartholomew. II; a, old l. BcDdcn. William R. Bow " Arfhur F RMghtman, Don;
 Browne, r. Martin Ruclingha
 .rharlrs F. Burrill, Edward Cc
 John F. Condon, Charles B. Co, Inf Harold Cosgroyc, Raymond ,oJ Crumb Tom Davis, Hilary s. Dr at- coll, Ncrnot R. Dutton, Fl pr. Fletcher. Keith Graham, Charles ,c- Greene. Lester II. Greene, LcRoy tho Greene. Dr. William R. Hanrah ar D W. Harris. NJ, w. Hart liar 5c A. Iaydcn William A. Hay ing George w. Huu, Lawrence c, Hu sco ason, Dudley InEraham, w. s. ted graham. Brown Joyce. Homer ft- Judd. John Kcilman. Raymond pic kilduff.
 of George J. LaCourso. James F. I or nann, Ray K, Linslry Major V ga liam | Malone, Herbert Marc
 n"Witt Page. Louis Parsons. Geo
 Prcisi. r. ]. Eannny. Charles
 Riley. Rolfc F. Rowo. Joseph tPN Sessions, Roscoe L. Sessions, r tho R. Sessions. William r. Smithw ing Harvey l.. SpaunhcrE. C. C. Stew ion Herbert Stocks Rene Tail Hos Thomas A. Tracy W, r., TT; arc Charles T. Trradway Townsend on Troadway. Nhort VuiNcumicr, Ma ary John F. Wade. Louis A. Whef tho Guy Wright and Wilmot R. Wri nan Tuncra! of officer Blasi dc- The funeral of Officer John F quo was hold this morning at inc o'clock at his homo on Park stl atrs \ solemn high mass of requiem rc- celebrated at o'clock at St
 'honys rhurch hy the rector.
 Louis Rcrrarris, The burial niles place in Mt. S, Hcncdict's cemc ooo. in Hartford, Tho entire police Italy rartmont attended the funeral for memory of their colleague. who
 been a member of the force E