New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

lodge. A. F. & A. M. are in Hart ford today attending the session of the Grand Lodge.
 James D. Carroll ST. James D. Carroll. Sr., aged 12 years, died Tuesday afternoon at his home on Pine street after . short illness with complications.
 He was born in New Haven, com- ling to Forestville when a young man. He was charter member of tho Bristol branch of the Carpenters union and had been employed as a carpenter for a number of years. until ill health forced his retire ment several months ago.
 Surviving him are his wife; two sons, William J. Carroll of Forest vile and James D., Jr., of Hartford: two sisters Miss Annie Carroll and Miss Mary Carroll; four brothers. Patrick, William. John and Philip Carroll. all of Forestville.
 The funeral will be held at S:sU o'clock Thursday morning from the funeral home of T. P. O'Brien or Main street ard at St. MattheWf i church, Forestville at o'clock. Rev William P. Laflin will celebrate tho high mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery in | Plainyille.
 Award Contract For Building Code 1 Al meeting of the city council held last evening, the contract for printing 1000 copies of the building code was awarded to the Bristol Press Publishing company, whose bid was s2.25 per printed page. 1 Street Names Unchanged Following a short discussion last evening. it was decided by the city |; council to make no changes in the names of either Terryville avenue or 1ngraham place. Petitions bearing 1 the signatures of 29 residents of In i graham place and 51 residents Of 1 Terryville avenue were read at thc hearing by City Clerk Thomas E. Steele, in which any proposed change was strenuously objected to. Applies for Appointment
 An application from Paul E Rosen seeking appointment as supernumerary on the police force was read by the city clerk and re- ferred to the police committee for investigation and report at . later meeting.
 To Prepare Lighting Contract
 By a vote taken by the city coun- Gil last evening, Corporation Counsel William N. DeRosier was authorized to prepare for the mayors signature a contract covering the improved lighting facilities about the city. Cn- der the new arrangement, white way will be established in the cen tral part of the city and lights of increased candlepower will be sub- stituted for the present arc light, on the other streets.
 Building Line Discussed l After a lengthy discussion by members of the city council and in- terested property owners on High street last evening, the proposed es- tablishment of street line was re- ferred back to the street committee for furthr investigation. It wa. suggested that 5 foot building line be established the entire length Of the north side of the street and that 15 foot building line be establish ed on the south side from . point 100 feet from Main street to a point opposite Goodwin street and a five foot line from Goodwin street to Queen street.
 The only objector to the proposed arrangement was Anthony kaschak. who announced through his attorney. Robert J. Stack, that in the event the building line was established, he would submit claim for damages. Appointed Supernumerary
 Acting upon favorable report Of | the police committee, it was voted by the city council to appoint James | Thomas Quinlan g. supernumerary. provided he successfully passes the 1 required examination.
 i Claims Received
 ! A claim received from Alexander Grady as result of fall on Wil- ! loughhy street on January 27th and one from Mrs. c. w. Hill for fall on North street December 22nd were both referred to the claims committee for investigation and re- ] port at later meeting.
 City Planning Commission.
 At the meeting of the council Mayor John r. Wade appointed the ] following members of the city plan ming commission: Charles A. An derson and w. Raymond Crumb from the city council: Raymond W. | Cook. representing the manufactur-
 CTS, for two years and Joseph r. Donovan for three years: two en- 1 gineers, Willis T. Fraser for two years and City Engineer Carleton ". Buell. for four years.
 Hearing on Proposed Milk Ordinance
 A hearing has been set for Febru- ary 15 to consider the esta ablishing Of !