New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
BAN ON LEFT TURNS
 FOR TRIAL PERIOD
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(Continued from First Page) views felt, however, that the pro- posal lacks me~it.
 Change in Bus Station
 It was decided to make a weeks trial of q division of the bus station facilities by establishing station for buses operating on lines in the northern section of the city, at the vest curb on the west side Of Gen. rral Park, between West Main street and Court street. and continuing the present station in front of the Cen fer church for buses operating on south end lines.
 It was voted 10 recommend an ordinance prohibiting parking on the east side of Glen street, from Main 10 West Pearl street; no park ing on the south side of North street from Hartford avenue to Spring street; permit parking on the west side of Hartford avenue from North 10 Stanley street; five minute marking on West Main street, north side. from Main 10 Cedar; no park ing for g feet in front of all the a,ers: parking on Main street in front of the Y. M, C. A. and Saw ings bank Of New Britain, An or dinance will also be recommended 10 prohibit parking on one side of Center street, the side to be deter mined by Chief Hart after consult ing Landers. Frary & Clark.
 Chief Hart called the attention of the committee 10 the situation ere ated by lack of taNicab stations, The Auburn Co. has been forced 10 va cate it's space next to the Burritt hotel. where the new bank building is being erected, and the chief al- lowed the company permission to use a space on the west side of Washington street. temporarily. He said taxicab men at the Hotel De- lanev on Church street want sta ton, but there is none available, The committee members expressed the feeling that If one hotel is allowed place. the other should have the same privilege, but there is an or dinance prohibiting the soliciting Of business on the streets. Action in this matter was tabled until the next meeting.
 North End Merchants demonstrate
 There was a sizeable delegation of Main street business men on hand and all opposed the proposed one way regulation between the railroad tracks and East Main street. Cash fer F. C. Kelly of the City National bank. presented a communication. adopted at meeting yesterday, in which the views of the remonstrants were set forth.
 John E. Curtin said he would pre- fer elimination of parking on the street, to the proposed one way traffic proposal ]. Goldman said he was opposed to the elimination Of marking because 1t would inlure business. He believes it is not nee essary to have one-way traffic on the street. Dr. NJ. s. Dunn said the only solution is the widening Of the street. The traffic problem in this district is not more acute than else where on Main street. and il is all ways possible 10 find parking nlaco he said. Relative to ellminat- ing parking entirely, he said he IS Of fhe belief that brief parking per iod. possibly ten minutes, would be more advisable and practical.
 Samuel Rothfeder said he did not nare to express himself relative 10 the proposed one-Way traffic regula- ton. He believes 30 minutes or pos sibly 10 minutes for parking would be sufficient. The present limit IS @0 minutes.
 Morton Mag, George Pyros and Leslie Norans spoke against the pro- posed one-way regulation. MT. Nor ans said elimination Of left hand turns might help. Henry Schupack said he is opposed 10 eliminating parking He faNors widening the street.
 John A. Erickson said trolleys will be obsolete in a very short time, ln his opinion, and one trolley track m the street is sufficient. He favors
 single track and widening Of MaiO ..reet. Diagonal parking of auiomo' hiles might then be possible. He is strongly opposed to one-way traffic on the street.
 Dr. Dunn made the point that one-way traffic around Central Park does not take traffic off Main street, but one-wav traffic at the north end oe the stree. would require cars tn go around Commercial, East Main and Center streets.
 In reply 10 Councilman Caldwell, Dr. Dunn said the extension Of East Main street through 10 Washington street would undoubtedly provide considerable relief
 Gould Expresses Views.
 Secretary k. l.. Gould of the Chamber Of Commerce said his per sonal opinion is that widening Main street may not solve The problem that exists at present and Will exist five years from now. Elimination of left hand turns and doing away with cross traffic that impei traffic in all directions is thr principal objoc- tive Of the traffic committee Of tbe Chamber of Commerce. Last Sa'ur- day nigh, Mr. Gould droyr around Centraf Park 19 times and could moi