New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
QU|GLEY IS OPPOSED
 ID CITY MANAGER
DiSasreeS With DObTOW0lSki at (, P. Q, Association Meeting

Because Of cEe roor 34=me.l and fragrant waste Ia expenditures or the school goarl it desa1'rs 'o he criticized" Has tHr stetsment made last ui@'t 5y former Mayor Georga <. tluIlI.y in his address 70 5 property oHuors who had gath cred aI the Lithuanian hall OH Park street Most of taoeg plrssa- e,lc residents O. tle fourth and s.uoad ards The meeting VAS under rho auspices Of inc Citizens Property owners association.
 In hsildiu= several schools f.@ hoard has b!II4cre1." continued Mir. Quigiev as he claimed that The Franklin school is much loo small 10 accommodate the children in that district. 'Jn banding tn. Lincoln and Roosevelt school rn4 boards ,auscd unnecessary '&rausos, he said, and for lH' amount that "as squsudorcd, aro,.sr s,rco, Q: 'n. same siZo could be i4al' .u addition.
 Propose, Inscsti-atiUn Committee
 "Ercry property OaG,r should lake an interest in municipal affairs not alone for tn, good Of faa ,out- lalnity but also for his own benefit, le said. Tho aaSociatIcn shuuld sponsor the dis'rlou,iou of cards 10 property owners. vho could GI them cut according 10 the value Of their property 10 determine 'ho accurate assessment charge. h" added. "A committee should bc appointed 10 ill., 1estgate this matter n, said. land look into each com plain'. r they decide that inc Assessment is too nigh the complaint should b" @essors and f the association has several thousand property owners as members, tho city must meet their demands as they play an important part in financing the city,
 This association is doing the city ot New Britain q heap of good as if compcls the officials 10 do their Guty.' he asserted. adding that all are not al fault. But the greatest waste Of money in re- cent years is the addition to the nigh school" he persisted.
 How many of you here know where the sewer beds are and how many Of you can give me any in- formation about Burlington or shuttle Meadow ?' asked MT, Qulg- icy. That is how much you tax payers know Of your city" he said, when no one replied.
 Tells of Blocking Bond Issue
 When MT. Hall got permission from the legislature for two mil Ion bond issue to install new sewer beds" Quiglcy said. no efforts were made by the public 10 prevent carry ing out the project until he, with nc assistance Of several members Of Inc common council, succeeded in locking the bond issue.
 "Tho.e Berlin sewer beds are q okc," he declared. "The public you'd have known nothing about .Ae affair until their pockets were hif.
 With twenty-five years Of cX- perieuce I believe l have learned by lessons. have preached 70 you dur Iag that time. when was council man Of the fourth and later of the second ward, and still later when l , Y as mayor Of this city for six years. ' gather from by experience that q i lty manager for the city or New 1 Britain would not be advisable as ha citizens would dopende on one : nan 10 administer municipal affairs 4nd they would lose interest m the pr rogress Of the city" He said that . ne present form Of government IS IT ost suitable for q city Of this size providing the right mon are in office.
 Kelly Hits Trade school
 Martin Kelly said that there are T bout 1000 10 Loon empty tcnc- nents in this ely. one reason for his is that boys who ar" learning i trade are taking bread out Of the Of their supporters" he aid. as hc asserted that boys arc ought trade and 20 out on out side jobs. taking work away from tho tradrsmc1. "Wh"ro does the 1oncy 20 that the boys earn. and .hry make plenty for the school?" '. he asked
 Kelly suggested that instead Of various local comapnics and corpor- arioas local companios and corpor- a orkman's amu@einonts. they should pay tho employcs directly
 Morris Cohen speaks
 "1 believe thai tho members e thiz association sHouI3 change inc name since they deal with com plants and Improvements. I "ouId suggest inc nam" oC "Faos For Property G@uor~ said Morris rohn a rcw speaker
 "'ro hold in, .r'craa' or trs r,o- pic thus assocla'.on ~noaJd .acr.asr is membership fees from g 10 . about &25. It would no' only 0u- crease interest but also make Il sobd body O workers,
 For progress in the work of jn- vestigatirg into legal matters. the 2 ssociation should have a lawyer rho would eoI!rcr tar f'rs from 'ns assocja, on instead of the prop eity opners providing nc Ia a member. Thy could arrange to . have special ra,re as h. ~ould get all the JHsi"rss and would tr I1 g 10 trta~act .agal busursa"s Al . mlnlTti1 raer2o.
 DobsSuoI~kt Favor City Manager
 If tho master 3oes not s~oII u.s horss the animal l0 turn ~iH tjn. bm." WAS the orrnug statcmDnt of the address o' Ninnnr' Dobropol- ski prcetder, of tha a--oriafTon.
 As precedent or fho association MT DohroaolsI said that hr fay . orrd the Idra or r,tv manager. . ''But re must not hc 300 ha"y in such important ua:'rr4 as # jq a . serious problem 10 dcal with Be lore I mako any announcements | . Jll 20 70 Ne" London and rlrFs- . and ~hrre th' rl']s- aro governed .