New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

fGaudiano and George J. Lacourse, the two other property owners in volved, did not appear
 | The proposed plan calls for raising the sidewalk at some points four | inches to eliminate the accumulat- ing of water at that particular spot after a rain. The matter was re- l ferred to the street committee and the city engineer with power to act .. El 7 .,eeting
 I The regular meeting of the Bristol lodge of Elks will be held at 8 o'clock this ever ng at Elks' hall on South street. The degree will be conferred upon three candidates.
 William Hayward Hagarty i William Hayward Hagarty, aged 69 years, died yesterday at his home on Middle street, East Bristol, after a long illness.
 1 Mir. Hagarty was born at Sussex. : New Brunswick, the son of the late Robert Alder and sarah A. CHay- ward) Hagarty. He had spent the greater part of his life in Lynn, 1 Mass. where he was employed by 1 the General Fl rtric Co.,, until six years ago, when i'll health caused his retire ,cnt. Since the death of his wife six years ago. Fe has resid- ed with his sisters in this city.
 He was q member Of Prospect M E. church, Fraternity Fncampment. No. 67 of Lynn and kearsake lodge, l l o. O. r., also of Lynn.
 ! Surviving him are four sisters. | Misses Carrie. Alice and Frances Hagarty and Mrs. l.. P. Uavden of this city; two brothers, Alb'~t s. Hagarty of Bristol and Robert flag arty of Windsor; also by eight nieces and nephews
 The funeral will be held from his late home at o'clock tomorrow afternoon and burial will be ir Fo- quonock.
 Meeting of Library Board
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of library directors will be held at 7:S0 o'clock Saturday eve ming. November 9th.
 Filing of Election Statements
 Candidates for the offices of repre- sentatives and selectmen in the cleo tion held on last Tuesday must file an election expense account with the city clerk within fifteen days, wheth CT or not they spent anything. Can didates for justice of the I zee and constables are not obliged 10 file eX- pense accounts.
 Requiem Mass
 A months mind high mass of re- quiem was celebrat.i at o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church in memo of Anna May Hurley.
 k. of r. Meeting
 Ethan lodg" Knights of Pythias, will hold q ,nec Ing at o'clock this evening in Arr 1um hall.
 To Make Survey of Lighting
 A survey of the lighting of the city will ,e made in the near future it is understood, with the idea of improving the illumination of the streets and a presentative of the General Electric company will come to hllSlOI next Ntth lO cOllSlicI tue problem. The matter was discussed last evening at the city council and at that time Councilman W. Ray mond Crumb suggested that the lighting committee request engineers to submit plans for the entire city. Blanket Appropriations Approved
 The following blanket appropria- lions were approved by the city council last event to meet the needs Of the city from the beginning of the fiscal year on December list 10 the time that estimates are sub mitted in January: General city, ls15O, 900; first taxing district, s30,- Ino0: second taxing district, s4o0; third taxing district. s400.
 Files Election Expense Account.
 Arthur S. Barnes. republican, successful candidate for reelection to the general assembly from this city. is the first 10 file his expense ac- count with the city clerk. A total of s2S. was expended s25 of which went to the republican town com mttee and s3 to the congressional committee.
 Health Officers Report
 At a meeting of the city council last evening. pr. B. R. Robbins sub mitted his report for the month of October showing that during that period there was but one case of ty- phoid in the city.
 He also reported that a member of the state board of health had also inspected the goat situation or Pond street extension which had been the subject of complaint pre- sented to the city council at it's Oc- tober meeting by Mrs. Mary Sitka