New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
and as above stated, lower taxes VIII prevail for many property owners.
 Watching Economy Program

and as above stated, lower taxes will prevail for many property owners
 Watching Economy Program
 Tho public in general arc watch trg the actions Of tho city council relative 10 its proposed plan Of economy and which was particular. ly urged and promised by Mayor Wabe in his annual message to the city fathers al tAe Last council meet ing,
 The water board Is the first dc. partment to be investigated, Y heing the aprareu, aim to restrict their proposed building program. and in view Of the fact that this department has been considered q stlt.Supporiing institution. many arc wondering just where the dis corrirg eye of the council will strike next.
 lt k thought that the city coun- ! cu will inquire very thoroughly into every department that has asked for an increased appropriation ir view Of its action as regards thr wa'"r department, In order that the campaign of economy may be l complete one.
 Curtis Bound Over
 Edward Curtis, who appeared in police court this morning 70 answer
 "a charges Of breaking and entering.
 th"f, Of a coupe and general theft
 was bound over 10 the June term of tho superior court under bonds of
 $hG01.
 Mrs Anna SmpkinS Adams
 Mrs Anna Simpkins Adams, wife
 ot William II, Adams of lGS High
 street, died at her home yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs Adams was born in England. June IS, lS44. tho daughter of Henry Sim mpkins. A Il young child sho settled with her parents in p,ainvilo whore shc was married December S, 1886. coming ! ,o Bristol the same year and rcsid- . ing here ever since She is survived by her husband. one daughter. Mrs.
 William Ii. Dunbar of Bristol, on" l grandson. William A. Dunbar a = student al Yale university and tive 7 brothers. William Sinrpklns Of . Thomas'on and Henry simpkins o'
 Waterbury.
 - The funeral will hc hoid from hCr { late hone at c.%o o'clock Tncsda, .. afternoon. March Q Rev. P. r . Wolftndea, ras'or or the Naptis ' jrhurch. will offic,ate and the re.
 mains will be placed in the vault a
 West cemetery for iNlcrment in tn y spring.
 Mrs. Edna smith h Mrs. Edna smith. aged = H"arS T.. willow ot the late Aldison Smith ;, died at the Jefferson street hom,
 Hartford. yesterday afternoon, Tn IF remains have been brought 10 ih
 ,Ndrrtaking parlors of (. Funk an
 sons. Bristol, from which point th Ia funeral will he held al o'clock to ,f morrow afternoon. Rev. r. r. Wolf
 cnler. rastor ot the Baptist churcl
 twin officiatc and the remains will | k. placed in the vault in West cemeter o- fer burial in tho spring. ]. Mrs. Mary Catcna tn Mrs. Mary Catcna, aged 4 ycac 1d wife cf Louis CatoNa of v Sou' in Elm street.g died last evening at 1T in Bristol hospital, Mrs. Catena WI n- horn In Italy. the daughter ot Car c- L.aurettt and came 10 this counn
 as young girl, She was mario cd in Unionyille. June $. 1908. and r ow moved 10 Bristol In 1914 where s' nd has since resided. She is survive Il" hy her husband and six deushie lot anl one son. all young chiidre q also three brothers and one slS' a In Italy. Funeral arrangements a od incomplete.
 nd spccial meeting of the c! II council will be held at T:S0 o'clo' en next Tuesday evening. March g. ne is understood that nt this sesSi' KS the proposed new building for { l'- water company will be finally d lH- OnscI nf