New Britain herald., 1926-12-15
Deficiency Appropri.t.on. yoeed

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 The following deficiency appre- priations were voted by the city council last evening: First taxing district, s3,925: general city, 32,- 375; second taxing district @100; third taxing district, $125.
 Some slight changes were sub- mitted in the building code by City Engineer Carleton W. Buell. at the city council meeting. Slight chang es were made in section {, relating to the occupancy and in section z. dealing with roofing requirements in both the inner and outer fire zones.
 The clause having reference to the board of appeals was changed to read seven members. appointed by the mayor and appro, ed by the city council. The board shall consist of the mayor, city engineer. secretary of the board of fire commissioners. the city attorney, one architect, one builder and one engineer. The term of the architect will be for two years, that of the builder for three years. and the engineer for one year.
 The question arose as to whether provision had been made in the code for the cancellation of all city char ter provisions dealing with building activities and after a discussion. tho code was referred back to the cor poration counsel for an analysis on this point. It was also voted to ad- vertise the code once at least 1z days before the code went into ef- feet on March 1st, 1927.
 Progress On Pond Street Widening Councilman Charles Anderson of 1 the street committee reported pro- gress on the Pond street widening project. His report showed that to date s9,110.97 of the original ap- propriation of s12,00o had already been spent, leaving a balance of $1,- SS9,0S for the completion Of the work next year. There is still . balance of s2,Sto to be paid to the Turner Heater company, but this amount will be held up until they have completed their portion of the work
 Defer Action On Edgewood St. SeweR
 An investigation by the sewer Icommittee of a petition for sanitary sewer facilities on Edgewood street, indicated that this convenience waa not required just at this time and action was deferred until a little later.
 Curtis Lane Extension The report of the street commit~ tee on the widening of Curtiss Lane extension and other improvem ents showed that the total cost for the proposed work would be $13,l50. | This amount, it was indicated. would lbe assessed against property owners benefited so that no portion of the expense would fall on the city. Legion Auxiliary Nominates
 At the meeting of the Women'a Auxiliary of seicheprey post, Ameris can Legion, held last evening fn Legion hall, the following names were placed in nomination for the various offices: President, Mrs. A. J. Counter; vice-president, Mrs. George Linstead; second vice-preHdent, Mrs, John Murphy; treasurer, Nra. J. I, Woisard; secretary. Mrs. Ches- ter Gibbons; historian, Margaret Lloyd; chaplain. Mrs Emma Racine. Mrs. F. w. Dutton and Mrs. Fred | Butcher; executive committee, MrA Fred Beaucar Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Mrs. Herbert Clayton, Mrs. F. Bail. ey, Mrs. Irving Wasley, Mrs. I. g. Missal, Mrs. c. M. Pfennig and Miss Nancy Johnson.
 Mrs. Maud A. Clark of East Hampton, national committee wom- an, was the guest of honor and during the evening she presented to the auxiliary gavel in appreciation of the many courtesies extended ts her on her visits to this city. Gadsel Camp To Elect
 A meeting of G. A. Hadsell camp U. s. w. ", and the Ladies' auxili. ary will be held at 8 o'clock nexe Monday evening, December goth h Arcanum hall. Officers Of botA units will be elected at that time for the ensuing year.
 Plan For Wedding Anniversary
 The children of MT. and MfA Napolean Brault of 63 GridiNy street met last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs Aldie Brault of the same, address to discuss plans for the celebration of the fiftieth annis versary of their parents. which will be observed on January 18th. 1s2t,
 Births
 There were two births at thA Bristol hospital yesterday, daughs ter to MT. and Mrs. Robert Mahonay of the Endee Inn and . son to Mn and Mrs. George Belasco of Stafford avenue, Forestville.
 Bristol Marine Guards Mail0
 Mitchell NJ. Nero of this city h one of the number of marines selected from the camp at Quantieo. mails He is the son of Mrs. .. Nero of 117 Gridley street.
 Not To Lease Theater
 The application of the Colonial Theaters, Inc, to lease the Com. munity theater in the high school building for vaudeville during the winter months has been unfavor. ably acted upon by the board of education. after having considered th0 matter for the past few dayA The board believes that such leaso would prohibit the use of the thes ater for any other purpose during the term of the contract and also that the general use of the theatex would interfere to a considerable extent with high school studies.
 The work on the new theateY. which will seat 1900 persons, Is ts