New Britain herald., 1925-06-16

treasurer Of the association for 192b-26.
 The new secretary-treasurer who becomes member of the executive committee, has been a member of the association for the past four years. Is secretary Of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce. and also president Of the Connecticut Assocl. alton of Organization Secretaries Practically all secretaries Of connec. ticut Chambers in large cities arc members of the New England asso- ciatlon.
 Park Board Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting Of the board of park commissioners will be held in the city hall tomor- row night at o'clock. Several im- portant matters relative to the parks will be acted upon.
 Legion Members Raise Quarter
 In the American Legion endow- men drive in this city, the members Of the American Legion and the Ameriacn Legion auxiliary have raised over quarter of the amount of the quota assigned to this city among the members of the two or ganizations. The drive will be com pleted among the membership be- for 1t is opened 10 the public. Who Will Build School? Who ia Unina fn k,,tI
 school building for the Fall Moun- tain school district. That is & ques- ton that seems to be creating great differences of opinion among the various city officials. When the Fall Mountain school district voters were unable to get together on the proposition, a large number of the voters of the district petitioned the city council to step in and build q school house for the district. ,
 The city council, at its last meet ing, gracefully referred the petition to the board of education, inasmuch as the members of the city council considered the matter to come uu- der the Jurisdiction of that board.
 As a special meeting of the board of education last Friday, the matter was politely referred back to the city council. These two boards have been doing the Alphonse and Gaston act with the result that no real &C., ton has taken place.
 To Erect New Tool Shed
 The old wooden shed in the rear of the property of the city on High land Court, used by the public works department, is being razed preparatory to erecting large new tool shed and building. The new building will be erected with the back of it on the line, thus giving large aomunt of additional room to the city yard.
 In the new building will be To- cated a machine room where re- pairs can be made on the city ma- chinery of the public works depart ment. There will also be storage room for much of the city's ma chinery.
 An appropriation of s5,00o was made for the new building, but in- asmuch as the concrete work, such as the laying of the foundation and the laying of the concrete floor., will be done by the public works department, the amount of money appropriated will so much farther than it otherwise would had the contract for the entire building been let to contractors.
 Corner Cutters Arrested
 large number of automobile drivers were brought into the police station yesterday and this morning for going to the left of the traffic buttons at street intersections These cases were noled upon pay. ment of costs. A strenuous cam. paign is being made by the police to make traffic go to the right of traffic buttons and future offender. may be brought before the court.
 A large number of new buttons have been placed at street intersec- tions by the department of public works.
 Checking Up Solicitors.
 The season for house to house so- llcltors has arrived and the prose- cutting attorney, police department and the Chamber of Commerce are having plenty to do in checkins up the various schemes that are being presented to Bristol householders.
 Yesterday the police department and the Chamber of Commerce were very busy checking a request made by colored representatives of an or- representing the Daugh- ters of Jerusalem and Sister of Mercy, who stated that they repre- sented the Church of God and Saints of Christ, with headquarters at PIP street, Hartford. They were supposed 10 collect for an orphanage maintained at Belleville, Virginia. This matter Is being checked up to- day and a decision will be made to- morrow morning as to whether these will be allowed to 
 Many Deeds Filed.
 Yesterday was almost a record breaker for the number of property transfers filed at the office of the city clerk. The equity in the prop erty transferred yesterday amounted to over S75,O00, according to the revenue stamps attached to the deeds.
 The transfers were as follows:
 The King Terrace Land company Q Carl II. Johnson, a house and lot 1n Fourth street.
 Byron r, WebIer to Stephen J.
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