New Britain herald., 1929-05-21
STREET CHANGES READY FOR ACTION
Improvements Schedued n Re
 port to City Council
OPENING OF BIDS IN JUNE
Spanish War Memorial Dedication Sept. 14-Cusan0 Fined elOO On Liquor Count-Damage Caused by OverflOwin Of Brooks.

Definite recommendation will be presented to the city council this eve- ming by the street committee in con- nection with proposed improvements on a number of new streets. and it is probable that the city clerk will be authorized to advertise for bids which will be opened at the regular meeting of the council in June.
 For the past two months. the street committee has been working out . program which will result in the placing of . number of new streets in condition acceptable to tho city. The original schedule called for B new streets or double the num- Der cared for during the fiscal year ending November 30. 1928. It is not definitely known If the entire pro- gram can be carried out with the budget appropriation but as many n possible will be cared for.
 It was at first planned to hold but one meeting in May but due to the fact that Councilman Charles R. Anderson. who is chairman of the street committee, leaves on June II for . two months vacation in Europe, it was thought advisable to have all bids awarded prior to that time.
 Memorial Dedication
 The dedication of the proposed Spanish War Memorial park at the corner of Dutton avenue and Park street will take place on September 14 instead of September 21 as or iginalIy planned. The earlier date was decided upon at . meeting o1 members Of c. A. Hadsell Camp. U 8. w. V. last evening because of tn, fact that Noroton Day falls on Sep tember 22.
 The sketch of the park as planned was endorsed by the camp last nigh and has been returned to Mayor w Raymond Crumb for formal actior by the board of park commissioner at its meeting next Friday evening It is probable that bids will h' solicited for the construction of th' base for the monument of the hike end also for the construction 0 walks and other work incidental t the proposed park.
 To Honor Dead
 i Members of G. A. Hadsell Camr |. s. w. V., will join with tn Ladies' Auxiliary in memorial serv ices at Rockwell Park Sunday afte, May c5. at which time a wreath vii be hoated in the lagoon for the sail ors who lost their lives during tn Spanish-American war.
 The graves of the soldiers win lost their lives will also be decorate next Sunday. Those in Bristol ceme teries will be cared for in the morn ing and those in Forestville an Pieinville during the afternoon.
 The camp also voted to accept tn invitation of the Grand Army i participate in the Memorial Da parade.
 | Presented With Purse Of Gold Il Mrs. Clifford s. Daley, clerk i the office of the board of assessors was presented with . purse of gol at a party held in tho office of tn city clerk Monday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Daley will leav soon for a three weeks trip to Cali fernia.
 I Liquor violator Fined
 Ambrose Cusano of IS Benhar street was fined $100 and costs i the city court this morning by Judg William J. Malone on charges c keeping liquor with intent to sel and maintaining a place wher spirituoua liquors are sold. H pleaded not guilty to both count throush his counsel, Judge s. Rus sell Mink.
 Cusano's home was raided at 4:3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon h Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Po licemen Edgar Norton and Williar Thompson. A gallon jug half full liquor was found concealed in a upstairs closet and a half pint mil bottle was found nestlins in a dime box on the kitchen table A bottle ( colorine was also seized by the oi fcera.