New Britain herald., 1928-06-01
COUNCIL MEETING AN IMPORTANT ONE Busy Session Promised for Next
 Tuesday Night POLICE REPORT FILED
iiS Arrests Made During Month Of May-Many Complaints Inyesti-
 gated-Tr0lley and Auto Collide


 smithw1ck Makes Good Fish Haul. The June meeting Of the city council, scheduled for next Tuesday evening. promises to be a busy one l for the city fathers.
 Of chief interest will be the re- port of the officials of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company on the proposed additional protection at Doolittle's crossing. When the council met on May 18th, General Superintendent +. F. Regan of the New Haven" road. together with other officials, was present and agreed to give the recommendation of crossing gates and tower serious | consideration. His findings would be made known al the first meeting | in June. Tn the event the addition al protection is not furnished, 1t is understood that the problem will again be presented to the public utilities commission for a decision. Formal approval of the awarding or inc general contract for the new | fire house at the corner Of Farming ton avenue and Lewis street 70 George J. Iacourse and Of the plumbing and heating contract to Murphy and Sheeh:r will be ci,~l by the city council. Lacourse's bid was s15.6S4, and Murphy and Shee- hy's s..5s7.
 Bids for the laying 0. sidewalks and curhs on South street extension, on Crown street as far as Cherry street and on Earl street will be opened at Tuesdays meeting and the contracts awarded.
 A hearing will also he held on Tuesday evening in connection with the establishment of a building line on Sessions street. This Is in re- sponsa 10 petition received by the council from several residents Of the street.
 The street committee will also re- port on the establishment of a building line on North street. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. when discuss
 ing the matter on May 18th, urged that a building line of from three to five feet be established.
 Girls Club Dan.S.
 The fifth annual dance of the New Departure Girls club will be held in the ballroom at Lake Com bounce on Tuesday evening, June 18th. The committee in charge of arrangements consists of Aurore Pratt and Alhertine Jabs. Mrs. Edward NJ. Cook, Jr. Mrs. Maude Nelus Cook. 35. wife of Edward M. Cook. Jr.. of Broad place, E'orestvile. died Thursday at the Bristol hospital following a two weeks illness with plications.
 Mrs. Cook was born in Water bury, Conn, September IT. 1892, the daughter of Frank and the late Caroline Russell Cook. At the ago of three she moved with her parents to East Plymouth later moving 10 Terryville, where she resided until six years ago. Since that time she has had resided in Forestvillc. She was a graduate of the Bristol high school and the Huntsinger Business College of Hartford.
 In 1912 she was married to Ed ward M. Cook. .lr.. who survives, together with three children. Thcl- ma, Jane and Ruth Cook: one sister. Mrs. Blanche White; a brother Rus sell Mclius: and her father, Frank Melius. all Of East Plymouth.
 The funeral will be held at 1:S0 o'clock Satudray afternoon at her late home. Rev. Spencer F.. Evans. pastor of the Terryyille Congrega- tional church. will conduct the eerv- cemetery. Terry,ile.
 Funeral Of Miss Warner.
 The funeral of Miss Anna NJ. Warner. former resident. who died at her home in Providence, F. l.. Wednesday afternoon. will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Bristol Baptist church. Rev. P. r. Wolfenden will officiate and burial vii! be in the family plot in West cemetery.
 l. 0. 0. F. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of Stephen Terry Lodge. I. o. Q. F.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in stephen Terry hall.
 Funeral Of George White.
 The funeral of George White. 67, a former resident of this city who died Tuesday in Detroit Mich, was held of % n'olar1y ,{t at the funeral home of James J. Dunn on West street. Rev. M. E. Lord of Windsor Locks officiated and burial was in West cemetery.
 Mir. White is survived by two sons, George White. Jr,. of this city and Furnie s. White of North Cxbridse. Mass: three daughters. Mrs. Annie |