New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
BIG DOCKET AT
 COUNCIL MEETING Many Matters of Importance to
 Be Discussed CLARENCE C. BEACH DIES
r. A. Day Co. to Erect New Fac.
 tory--Death of Elizabeth 4. Doyle --12th School District Meeting Call.
 ed--Police Ball Plans.

The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held next Tuesday evening at which time sev. eral important matters are 10 be dis. cussed.
 Of primary importance 10 the pub lie is the laying of the general city tax This. as mentioned in the Herald a few nights ago, will proba- ply be It Is mills, which the coun- ell felt at their March meeting would be sufficient to cover tho total amount of the budget.
 Another matter to be discussed will be the widening of Main street between the post office and North Main street. All property owners in this section have been notified that an open meting will be held when tho council conyenes next Tuesday for the purpose of reaching q definite decision lt Is believed that there will be considerable opposition to the carrying out of this project, although 1t is felt that most of the merchants, who are rent payers, arc favorably inclined in the matter.
 The building code will also come up for discussion. but 1t is felt that 1t will be adopted by the city fathers without opposition. It is thought, however, that when it is ac. ccptod as a city ordinance, 1t will mean the employment Of q building inspector, who will devote his entire time to seeing that all new structures are erected ill strict compliance with the regulations of the code. This will mean an additional expense to the city, for which no provision has been made in the 1926 budget, which was formally approved al the coun- cil meeting on March 7. At the present time all such work devolves on Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson. hut with the adop- ton of the code, it would be impos- Slhle for him to keep sn absolute check to sec that every feature was proprly taken care of. unless he de- voted all of his time to it, This Of course could not be done in view of his various other duties, and the only solution seems to be the ap- pontment of a competent person to supervise building activities.
 Clarence (. Beach
 Clarence (, Beach, aged 4, died yesterday at his home al l26 Stearns street after a short illness.
 Mr. Beach was born in New Brit ain October 2T 1878, the son of Ed gar II. and Fannie (Clark) Beach, anI made his home in that city for 39 years. For the past nine years he had been a resident of Bristol md until his recent illness had been employed in the New Departure Mfg. 70.
 He was member of Harmony odge. A. F. & X. M., of New Brit lln and q noble of the Mystic Shrine.
 Mir Beach is survived by his wife, son, Robert, and daughter Ruth, Ill Of this city.
 The funeral will be held from his ate home on Saturday afternoon al o'clock. Rev. E. l.. Wismer. pas or Of the First Congregational 'hurch, will otficiate and intcrmcnt will be in West cemetery.
 st. Joscph's Church
 Tomorrow morning, Good Friday, he mass of the presanctifed will be at s o'clock. In the aft 'rnoon at o'clock there will be stations of the Cross and in the eve ling at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Joseph H. iine of New Milford will deliver the al- of his series of Lenten sermons.
 Grcenleaf Here Tomorrow
 Ralph Greenleaf. worlds cham. 'ion pocket billiard player. will i nako his first appearance in Bristol , evening at 2 o'clock al 'wingle's academy.
 Charles Hammill of Waterbury. l ne of the contenders for the state ! tile in the tournament recently clos d. has been selected as Greenleafs pponnt.
 Holiday Tomorrow
 Tomorrow will be generally ob-