New Britain herald., 1928-09-27
DELAY REBUILDING 0f TERRYV|LLE AVE.
Work on Making It Suts M Road Postponed Till Spring
.65 TAX WARRANTS OUT
Girls Who Came Here From Port land. Me, Released tn Relatives Custo,,iay-Mrs. Martha BrastOw Dies At Age of g..

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 preaching. it has been definitely de- cided to postpone the conversion Of 1 TerryNillo avenue into state aid road until next spring. Such a step was deemed ad> >isable by the state | department following several con- ferences with Mayor w. Raymond Crumb of this city.
 Early last fall the rebuilding of TerryNille avenue was taken up by state Highway Commissioner Mac donald at the request of local city officials. Upon looking over the situation, he immediately approved such step and suggested that the city arrange to include it's portion of the expense involved in the budget for the present year. As a result an appropriation of S.2."o0 was made by the city council but it will now be necessary to carry this amount over into next years budget. The work would have been done this summer. it is pointed out. except for the fact that the main highway be- tween this city and Terryrille was being rebuilt and many autoists used the TerryNille avenue route.
 When Terryville avenue is finally esta blished as a state road. autoists s will be provided with direct route between Hartford and Waterbury. which will save them between six and seven miles. It will also ena ble them to escape the heavy traffic so evident on the main highway be- tween Plainville and Bristol and will also tend to decrease the traffic con- gestion in both centcrs
 Octoscnarian Dies
 Mrs. Martha Ladd Brastow, Sc. widow Of Professor Lewis c. Bras tow, we'll known instructor at Yale university for quarter of a century. died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at her home. 1oD Federal street. Mrs Brastow was a resident of New Haven for many years but since the death of her husband six years ago. she had made her home with Mrs. Sarah l.. Moore Of this city.
 Surviving are three sons. Lewis and Edward Brastow ot Plainville. and George Brastow Of New Haven. Funeral services will be held at . o'clock Friday afternoon at the funeral home of Beecher. Bonnet, and Lincoln at 100 Broadway, New Haven. Interment will be in the Evergreen cemetery in that city.
 Case NoIled
 A charge of reckless driving against Arthur Norton was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attor- ney James T. Mather. Norton was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Nor ton.
 Case Continued
 The case Of Howard Burrows of Plainville. charged with chick, n theft. was continued until October 1st by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning.
 Burrows was arrested Wednesday, morning by Detective Sergean nt Daniel McGillicuddy following his release from the Hartford county jail. where he had completed the serving of a 30-day jail sentence ineted out by the Plainville town court on charge of non-support. He was implicated in the chicken stealing by Alex Drown, Robert Johnson and Nicholas Murray each of whom was sentenced to 50 days in jail in the local court on Ausust 1th on similar charge.
 Resumes Duties
 Francis Donnelly clerk in the local city court. resumed his duties this morning following a vacation of two weeks
 Tax Warrants
 Warrants are being issued for 65 personal tax delinquents. the list of names having been turned over to the prosecuting attorneys office Wednesday afternoon by Tax Collec- tor Frank Riley. The delinquents will be summoned to appear on Saturday morning September eeth. before the prosecutor and at that tune will be given an opportunity to settle by raying the s2 tax. the de linaucncy fee of Sf and the cost of serving the warrant.
 In the event of refusal to settle. the tax dodgers will be brought be- fore the court.
 Former Partners in Dispute After efforts on the part of tho local polio" and Prosecuting Attor. ncy James T. Mather had failed tc , socth the feelings of Adam Schrage, and Louis Frey. former partners jr