New Britain herald., 1928-06-16
THREE HEARINGS
 SET FOR MONDAY
Adjourned City Council Session
 Will Be Busy One
SCHOOL HAS GRADUATION
Ih Boys and II Girls Receive Di- p'ch'G> at >t. Jo~rph's Parat'h:ai >rhoo' iomurro" E,cnin.-Dthgr \Cns lttn ms of Interest

Three hearings will bc held in conjunction with thC adjourned meeting of the city council on next Tu sdaN evening, Juno 1@h. Pro r"lty owners on SutU Stryrt hay" been notified tlat formal action will he taken at that time by the city roHncit in connection with the rc- "S'ahllshm"n' ut street lines and 'h'y ha|p bo,n invited 10 appear to SLOW causr why the proposed lay out should not be earned out.
 Tine preson, situation as regards Hhl'h street Is t peculiar one. At a m"'ilHE of the council several weeks ago. 1lr city fathers voted to re- establish the street lines. making d 'p foot highway. II Was planned. however to simply widen tle street to 5N feet at the present time. but later when sidewalks and curbs were laid, the additional 2o feet would be available. It Was later found by Corporation Counsel William x. De lioslor that notice of th" hearing Was advertised hut once instead ot twice as required by the city char Ter and IL Was upon his rrcommcn- datioE that the council, at it's last meeting roscindod the former vote and decided 10 hold another hearing. Following the first vote re-ostabliSh- ing the street lines, damages in the amount ot S5.eo0 were asked by Ms. Lclia Stewart through her at 'orney, Joseph r. Guilfoyle of Waterbury, her contention being that inc action of the city officials was illegal. Unless some amicable settlement is reached, tho matter will be thrashed out at the next term of tho superior court
 Hearings on the acceptance of the proposed layout of Garden street eN- tension and Buckley avenue in For rstvillc will also be held on next Tuesday evening. Neither Of these streets has ever been accepted by the city although petitions requesting such acceptance have been in the hands Of the city officials for the past year
 On next Tuesday evening bids for tho construction of sidewalks and curbs in front of the properties Of rarmine Palomba. Judge $. Russell Mink, George l.. I.aCoursc, Dr. B. B. Robbins and Thomas r. O'Bricn on Main street will be opened and the contract awarded. Each property owner, however, has been given per mission 10 have the walks laid him. self but the work must be done ac- cording 10 the City's specifications and under the supervision of the city engineer.
 The matter of closing Laurel place to NohiCular travel will also be dis russcd, The council at its last meet ing received a. request 10 this effect from interested property owners and ii was referred 10 Corporation Conn sel William N. DeRosier for an opin- ion on tn" legality of such action | Laurel place is a private way ap- | proXimatciy 50 feet in length. run ming between Laurel and Meadow streets and although used for a , Cepted by the city Under the plan proposed by the property owners. 1 the passWay would remain open to pedestrians.
 school Graduation
 Eighteen boys and fourteen girls will receive diplomas at the annull l graduation exercises at St. Josoph's ! parochial school, to be held at 7:30 l o'clock Sunday evening. June t7th ! at St. JoSeph's church. The adresses 10 the graduates will he delivered by | Rev. Leo Weston and Rev. Oliver T. | Masnoll. pastor Of the church will l present the diplomas The complete | proCra m is as follows: FroCcssional: | 1itany Of tho Sacred Heart. Nenl l Creator; address to the graduates. | Rev. Q. T. Magncll, act ot conSe- class: Mother at Your Feet 1 hne'1ine. class: presentation Of di- plomas, Rev. Q. T. Nasnell: Lau- date; Praise Ye the Father: Recess slouai. organ.
 The motto of the graduation class i is Work and Vim" the class col , ors, blue and gold; tho class flower. l the tca rose: the class patron. Our Blessed Mother.
 Officers of the class are as fol- lows; President Fhilhert ], O'Hara; 1 1lce president. John James Hayes; l treasnre NargaretsC Brennan; sec- rotary, Mary $. Dazzle.
 Tn" graduates are as follows: Bernard Joseph Bachman, Louis Francis BaChman, Fred William Boaucar, William Raymond Coan. William Joseph Connolly. John .ro- 7cph Engles, Edmund Joseph Far rrll Morgan Benedict Farrell, John Jamos Hayes. Stanley Joseph kab-