New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
LAX ENFORCEMENT
 Of PARKING RULES
@rsd h Complaints H,ds to
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TO HELP SET OUT TREES
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 Complaints that the parking rule. are being laxly enforced were made last night at the meeting of the ! Platnville Chamber of Commerce, and First Selectman James Simpson reported that similar complaints had been made to him. When these regulations, which forbid parking within certain districts about Gen. tral square. were adopted a yeas ago. they were fairly we'll observed for a short while, but now it is re- ported that they are being violated repeatedly.
 The best means of solving the problem is thought to be the cro- ation of town court, it was said last night. Under the present sys. tenn a man arrested for breakins the restrictions would have to pay high costs If hauled into . justice court, and it Is thought these would be eliminated in a town court. The officials have been loathe to presa charges against violators because of these impending high costs. which would completely dwarf the fine and make the penalty out of pro- portion to the ofcnse.
 To Help Set Out Trees The chamber also decided to of- fer its help to property owners who wish to set out trees this fall. Many trees, especially along Whiting and West Main streets, have been de- stroyed in the past ten years by leaky joints In the gas mains, leav- ing bare streets, and the chamber hopes that 1t can cooperate in bring. ing more shade and beauty to the principal streets of the town by helping to replace these trees or fill other vacancies.
 l The chamber will inform proper ty owners of their correct veranda and property lines to help in loca. tion of the trees. will communicate with nurseries to find out prices and other information. and hopes that by securing a group of purchasers it can obtain 8 better price for small trees.
 Property owners who are inter- ested are advised to. call Secretary George Case or F. l.. Benzon. chair- man of the sidewalks and sewers committee.
 The question was recently raised as to what benefits Plainville re- ceived from the money collected here annually by the Salvation the chamber reported last night the receipt of a letter from Army head quarters in Boston. saying that all money collected here was spent within this county and that local cases of need would be attended to by Captain Pagington of Bristol If he were notified.
 October Building
 A total of %3 building permits were issued by Building Inspector Axel Johnson during October. ac- cording to hts report to the select mon today Permits were granted for four new buildings. four altera- tons and repairs. six garages. seven plumbing jobs. IT electrical jobs and i've heating installations.
 The new buildings on which work is being started are valued at S23,- 900. The following have received permits for these: Mrs. Bertha Du- doicz. two family house of eight rooms on Kent street. Ss.o00; o. I. Cooley, five room bungalow on Ma dison street, 5000; Charles Clar- isce, combination store and dwelling on New Britain avenue, $6.000; Em- lilo Santacroce. i've room bungalow on Newton avenue. t5.000.
 Fees totalled 17S.5o. of which MT. Johnson turned sls.6s over to the town and retained S5s.S7 as com. pensation for his services.
 Dies in Colorado
 Word has been received here of the death of Rev. Frederick W Hart, pastor of the Baptist church at Berthoud. Col. which occurred on October 27 after . psralytic