New Britain herald., 1927-04-02

able increase over the month of Feb. fu4ry Records in the office of Su. periniendeut Of Public Works Oscar Anderson show that for the month Just ended 'hsre were 50 permits u. sced. c: this number SS were fop new work to cost approximately sls1,S05. while g were for repairs and additions to cost SIs.s35. mak. ing a total Of sl4e.l4o.
 Three permits were issued yester. day to Contractor James Collins, one for the erection o. five room bungalow on Brook street for Don. oEan X Phelan to cost 34,2oO, a sec- ond for bungalow on Farmington avenue for Joseph T. Donovan to cost st.oo0. and a third Cor a bunea. low for Donovan & Phelan on Pennington avenue to cost approxi. mate.y s6.Soo.
 A permit was also issued to Con. tractor William J. Duffy for the erection Of garage and bicycls shed for the Sessions Clock Co. at a cost estimated at 5000.
 Work on the new theater on lower Main street for the Colonial The. aters. Inc. has been started. Tho cost Of the building. which will con- tam number of stores and offices. is estimated at approximately SS0Q,- o00.
 Realty Transfer.
 A deed transferring a building and strip Of land or the south side O. Broad street from the Bristol Brass Corporation 10 the Rex Roof Ing Company was filed for record in the office ot the city clerk yesterday. The building in question has been occupied by the new owner for th. rast several years and during th. World War period was used by the Brass Corporation as d restaurant
 A raceway which runs through the rear oi the property was also in cluied in the transfer.
 Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Goo.lfieId.
 The funeral ot Mrs. Della Good field. wife Of Joseph Goodheld Q: Pine street. was held t g o'clock this morning at St. Matthews church, Forestville. Lsv. William |. Lat!iln celebrated thl hlch mass e requiem and i2;.rment was ID .ho ltaInvllle cemetery
 Teachers Quarantiucd
 Miss Del-G Davis, d teacher in tl,s Federal Hill school. is confined "a her apartment on Mapl2 street with an attack Of scarlet fever. Two room mates. Miss Anna Furlong and Miss Susan Sumner. also teachers in the same school. are under uudrirtine as a preventive measure.
 Death of Mrs. imad,r VanaSsc
 Mrs. Amadee NanaSsy Of lSa Union street. died at the Bristol hos pital this morning following all i!l- ness of six weeks. She was born in Canada December 2l, 1882, the daughter oi Albert and Molina DaiE- nault, and came 10 Bristol c7 years ego. She was married June c5. 1901 10 Amadee Nanasse who survives her together with four daughters. Mrs Irene Nelson and the Misses Yvonns. Laura and Lena Eanasse. one son. Albert Nauasse and her father. Al. bert Daignault. all Of this city. Ske was a member of Court Geneva. In- dependent Order Of Foresters. St. Anne'S church.
 The funeral will be held at s:oo o'clock Monday morning from St Anne's church where Rev. J. C. Per rault will celebrate n high mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Ashland House Raiicti
 Early last evening the restaurant located in the Ashland House at 70 Laurel street. was raided by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson of the liquor squad and William Talbot, an employe. was placed under arrest on a charge oi violating the liquor law.
 According to the officers, Talbot, on seeing the officers enter. spilled | small stew pan containing liquor into tho sink. Rushing into the kitchen, Jeslinski seized spoon and q saucer, scoopins up some of the liquid before It had all disappeared down the drain pipe. This was taken back to headquarters by the officers and held as evidence.
 This morning the charge against Talbot was dismissed and a warrant was issued for Leon Buskey. the proprietor Of the restaurant. He will appear in court on Monday morning charged with the liquor violation.
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