New Britain herald., 1928-08-29

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be objected TO by Forestviile ia,
payers on the grounds that such
step would be III violation of tn
city ordinance. This is based or tn
TACT that few years ago uhe
residents OF the second taxing dis
'rict decided they needed an add
uonal officer. meeting of the Not
ers OF that district was held
the employment of the second off
Ger sanctioned 4 sinlia, procedur,
Vas cone through III the third tax
ing district when a motorcycle off
Ger was installed in that section C
the city.
May Install Additional SiyncIs
All Of the members OF the comlnls
son believed that the North Ma,r
street traffic problem roul dhe solved
hy the inst alla'lon of the electro
matte signals, but no action viii b.
taken on this section until the new
! state road over Terryrille avenue il
completed, This, IT is understo God
VIII be IN about six months
Many Applicants Inter, irwed
Twenty applicants for appoint
fhent 10 the supcrnumerary force
we're mtcrvlc"cd by the board OF
! police commissioners last evening
~ this number. eight made a favor
ahle imp e5slon and they will be
called IN to take the mental and
I physical Nominations within III.
1 ~
i slonor selected the names Of SIX al
! rllcants who had made favorable
lmpr"@sion selections being almost
l1cntic4l IN each instance.
chief Ernest T. Bcldcn Informed
the beard that he believed it would
be advisable TO appoint at least three
or four to the supcrnumerary force.
but this number was increased to sin
upon m. motion OF Commissioner
Charles r, Anderson
Request Hill protection
| A letter from a resident of the
! Federal Hill section was read by
Mayor trumb. IN which night pro-
lection for that part of the city was
requested. Provisions will be made
for an officer IN this district when
the budget for the year l92S-29 is
compiled.
Band Concert Postponed
The municipal band concert. sched
ultd for last evening on Federal Hill
green, was postponed on account of
the uncertainty of the Weather The
/ - Nil l,,r b.1
day evening.
Bennett :. GLlClt"
| Bennett 5. Gillette SO. for many
years a resident OF this city. died
Tuesday at the Bristol hospital fol-
lowing an illness of several months
With complications. For the past
two months he had shown a slight
Improvement in health but a setback
few DAYS ago neCessitated his re-
turn to the hospital
Mr.. Gillette was born in Prospect.
When four years OF age he went
TO liv' With his aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Gillette. As a
boy h" attended the Federal Hill
school He later entered the employ
as clerk in the Commercial House
and then served in the same capa-
city il the Ashland House. For
the past several years be had been
employed ct the plant of the New
Departure Mfg. 60.
Surviving are his wife and an aunt
and uncle. MIR. ana Mrs. George L.
Gillette. all of this city.
Funeral services will be held at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
funeral home of James J. Dunn on
West street. Burial will be in West
cemetery.
PcHuabuck Lodge
4 meeting of Pcquabuch lodge, ].
0. q. r.. VIII he held at o'clock
this evening in Rcd Mems hall.
Ash and Rubbish Collections
Ash and rubbish collections will be
made on Thursday or Friday of this
week On Thursday the south and
west sections of the city will be
cared for and Friday the north and
cast districts.
During the summer these collec-
lions are only made during the last
week in the month.
Funeral Of Accident Victim
The funeral of Walter Ableski,
seven-y ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Ableski Of 10 Dwight street.
who died at the Bristol hospital
Tuesday morning from bullet
wound accidentally inflicted by boy
companion at Birge's Pond on Mon
day afternoon. will be held at s
o'clock Thursday morning at ST.
Stanisiaus church. Rev. George
Bartlewski will celebrate the high
mass OF requiem and burial will be
in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
Holiday Observance
Next Monday. Labor Day. will be
generally observed throughout the
city as a holiday The banks,
stores factories. public library. city
and professional offices will be
closed the entire day.
At the post office the stamp win
dow will be open from 7:3o to a.
NJ, the registry window from to 9
a. m, and the money order depart
ment will be closed all day There
will be no delivery by either the city
or rural carriers Mails will be re-
ceived and dispatched as usual, the
last mail closing at $50 p. m.
Garage Entered
A report was made to the police
department this morning by the n.
A. Peters Motor Car company that
their used car garage al s2a Park
street had been entered either late
last night or early this morning Two
S4x4 Norwalk cord tires. tube. and
rims were removed from one OF the
cars. Nothing else vas taken.
Rowing Bouts
4 card Of eight boxing bout. will