New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

| 5--Lena Auidi. Lillian Falkowskt, Lillian Helm. Julia Lefemine. Robert Livingston, Frank Melechinsky. AL dona Mills. Eleanor Wyman.
 6-Eleanor Bartlett. Mildred Bu- chas, Moreno Caparelli, George kemzura. Isabelle Pattison. Ruth Peltzer. Lucille Smyth, Helen Will : Hams.
 i 1-George Denby. Christina Dur ant, Rose Fortuna, Robert Fox. El- ton Hill, Anna Kowalski, Wladga kowalski. Olga Kushmider. Ernest , Morann. Albert Miller, Joseph Nasi- atka. Mary Smagacz. Harriet Smith. Ellsworth White.
 Will Enforce Ordinance The parking restrictions recently adopted at town meeting will go into effect on Tuesday forenoon, January 3, 1928. the selectmen an- nounced this morning. During the first week no arrests will be made. An officer will be stationed at the center 10 warn all drivers who at tempt 10 park their cars in viola ton of the ordinance. thus giving them ample notice Of the restric- tions, On the following Monday, however, the lid will be clamped ! down. and after that the violato of the restrictions will be arrested The procedure to be carried out in regard 10 those arrested for park ing violations has not yet been de- 'cmined by the sclectmen. It Is N0ped to work out some system Of paying the constable or the select men and thus save the motorist the necessity of going 10 court and pay ing the resulting costs. The reg ular assessment will be g. for each offense.
 Signs proclaiming the fact that parking is forbidden are now being made for the town, and tags arc be- ing printed.
 To Sign Permit for Tanks A permit allowing the Walter II. Goodrich Co. of New Haven to erect a wholesale and retail gasoline de- pot on the former Bristol Mfg. Co. property along West Main street will be signed by the selectmcn this week, they said today. An investigation has shown that the locating of such a business would not affect insur- ance rates on surrounding property. thus meeting the conditions under which the plan was approved at last weeks hearing.
 First Selectman James Simpson, Burton H. Phelps. and Frank T. Wheeler have interviewed the in surance underwriters and ascertain ed that the depot will not raise in- surance rates. They were informed that no raise is occasioned on prop erty more than 50 feet from under ground tanks and there will be no buildings within that radius. Were the tanks above ground. the danger ot spreading gasoline would have an effect, but underground contain , CTS are considered no fire hazard. The retail station is not consid- cred q hazard. nor are the few drums of inflammable material which would be above ground nor the tank cars which would be on a railroad siding
 The underwriters stated that they did not favor the establishment of a | large gasoline depot in the center of q town, but they said that they did not consider one with a capacity of lo0,o gallons. such as that of the Goodrich company. to be large one. The New Haven concern will tear down the unsightly fence along West Main street and build a station which, from the drawings submit ted, will be an addition 10 the looks Of the center. Further, they will keep the sidewalk free from snow ending the several winters Of glacial and marine conditions between the railroad tracks and Pierce street.
 Compensation Night
 Brock Barnes post, American Ie- zion, will hold "compensation night" at the regular meeting to- night at & o'clock The meeting will be open 10 all ex-servicemen. AS December 31 is the last day for the filing of adjusted compensation ap- plicatlons. the post officers hope that all who have not yet taken thls step will be present with their discharge papers. Adiutant C. 0. Cutting will assist in filling out the forms and will forward them to Washington so that they will reach there previous to January 1.