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the city council last night from
Frank A. Barnes of the ninth school
district in Elmwood. requesting that
the city furnish flagpole for the
new school MIR Barnes stated that
a similar request was made a year
ago but no action was ever taken.
Upon the motion OF Councilman
Homer III. Judd. the matter was left
in the hands of Mayor W. Raymond
Crimb and Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works Oscar Anderson to see
that the necessary pole was fur
nished. The mayor pointed out that
fagpoleS will be furnished at the
same time to the twelfth school dis
trict on Fail mountain and the
! thirteenth school district in Forest
Vile. Both these districts have re-
Gently completed new school build
ings.
Judge MalOl.e's Report
During the month of August. a
fines in the city court, according to
the report Of Judge William j.
Malone. submitted to the city coun-
Gil at it's meeting last evening. or
this amount the sum of s275 has
been turned over to the motor vehi-
Gle department for motor vehicle
/ violations.
Rcappointed Herl Inspector
DIR. l. r. Vail was reappointed
milk and herd and meet and food
inspector by Mayor w. Raymond
Crumb at a meeting of the city
council last night. The appoint
ment was Immediately confirmed by
a vote of the council.
| Personal Tax EnumeratOr
Paul K. Allaire was appointed
| personal tax enumerator by Mayor
Crumb and the appointment was
also ratified by the city council.
! Mr.. Allaire will succeed Thomas
+. Harrigan. who has held the posi-
ton by appointment for number
of years. The salary of the enum-
orator is 500 year and is consid-
cred real political plum.
Deficiency Appropriations
The following deficiency appro-
priations were reported to the city
council by City Clerk Thomas B.
Steele: Board of health. 5000; North
cemetery, 49c; dog warden. $500;
general expense. $3.50; highways.
engineering, $500; Pound street i'm
rrovements. $4.96: South street en-
tension. storm water pipe line, 3d.
zoo; city charter, printing. S124.74;
first taxing district, interest. 5000:
traffic signs. overdrawn, 1891,
amount appropriated $3.50; streets
and cutters, $4,000.
Upon the recommendation of
Mayor Crumb. the council voted
special appropriations to cover the
deficiencies
Fence Dispute
letter was received by the city
council from Attorney Joseph p.
O'Connell in connection with a
fence dispute between Adolph Utke
and Cashier Rati. neighbors on
Fourth street. BY vote of the coun-
Gil. the matter was left with the
fence committee of the city council
with power to act.
Hearings Scheduled
Assessments against property own
ers for street improvements on
Crown, Earl. Dudley, Cottage and
Edgewood streets have been pre-
pared by the street committee and
notices will be served on those IN
terested to appear at a hearing Of
the city council on Tuesday. Octo-
Der ..
Frown On Night Parking
All night parking will not be
tolerated by police officials. as was
indicated this morning when Aimee
Bernier was brought before Prose-
cutting Attorney James T. Mather
and assessed $3.50 for leaving his
car on High streets for the past
few nights. The automobile was
tagged last Monday night by Of
ncer John Mclaughlin.
All officers have been instructed
to tag any car which is permitted
to remain on a city street all night.
In the event the owner fails to re-
move it. the machine may be moved
10 garage at the instigation of
either the police chief or the SUPER
intendent of public works and the
expense involved charged against
the owner.
Defective Brake Charge
Albert Rody of New Britain will
appear In the local city court next
morning charged with operating an
automobile with defective brakes as
result of a minor accident Mon
day afternoon. Rody was operat.
ing westerly on the Memorial boule.
ward when the radiator of his car
struck the mudguard of the automo.
bile operated by Mrs. Blanche White
OF First street. who was turning into
the parking space at the west end
OF the boulevard. Motorcycle Pc.
liceman James Burns, who wa,
called to investigate the accident
discovered that the footbrake or
Rodys car was defective. Rody
VINO has partially recovered from 8
fractured ankle. pointed out that be.
cause that member was still weak
lie was not using the footbrake bu,
relied entirely upon the emergency
He commended that Mrs. White failed
10 hold out her hand to indicate
mat she was about to make the LET,
turn. Rody was released under E
bond OF $50.
l. .. o. r. Meeting
! A meeting OF Prqua buck lodge, I
y. y. f., will be held at O'CLOCK
TINS evening in Arcanum hall.