New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
will be paid $500 instead Of $500 1
year for his services.
To Rr-eSf0 hliS4, SfrxSe< Vi>aa

will be paid $500 instead Of $500 O.
year for his services.
To Re-establisi, Street Lines
Street lines will he re-esta bIished
on Lewis street between Farming
ton avenue and burlington avenue
as recommended by City Engineer
Carleton W. Buell.. Favorable action
was taken by the city council fol-
lowing a hearing attended by sever
al interested property owners. none
Of whom objected to the re-estab-
| lishment OF lines.
Hearing On Assessment
Property owners on School street
/ between Main and Church street
will be notified of hearing to he
held In the city council chamber on
Tuesday evening. February 5th. in
connection with the assessments of
benefits and damages resulting TO
| property through the re-establish-
ment OF the building line. The
assessments, as recommended by
the street committee, indicate that
the benefits and damages to prop.
crty affected are equal
The change in the binding lire
WAS made upon the request of the
, city Deposit and Discount Co.
which is rcmodeling a building on
the north side Of School street.
Appointed Acting Mayor
Councilman William 4. Hayes
las been appointed acting mayor OF
the city by Mayor w. Raymond
Crumb for the four months period
ending May !. Mr.. Hayes will art
during any absences from the city
Of Mayor ''rurnb.
William J.. Fraser and Raymond
w. Cook w.r" reappointed citizen
members of the city planning COM
mission hy Mayor Crumb. The ap-
pcintmen's were Immediately con-
firmed by the city council.
Jury Committee Named
Councilman Ernest f.. Merrill. ".
+. Hough, and William A. Hayes
wore named rs jury committee by
Mayor Crumh. This committee will
prepare the jury list which must
w ~ S-ii''u W tiIC obPSItOl CohIl
in June.
Juvenile Probation Officers Report
The report of Miss Irma NJ Funk.
juvenile probation officer. submitted
to the city council, indicated that
from July, 1925 to November so
1928, - complaints had been inves-
tigated by her. In addition 11S home
,iSite In {,,%a
held. Jobs were found by her de-
partment for several girls and many
family disputes had been amicably
settled.
Miss Funk in her report suggested
that room in the city building be
set aside for juvenile court pur-
poses. pointing out that at the
present time it was necessary for
youngsters to remain about the po-
lice station corridor until tho pros
ecuting attorneys office was avail
able.
4 request for a part time stcno-
craphcr was also contained in the
report.
No action was taken upon the
recommendations and the report
was ordered filed.
:" "t""~ +" isa'"nc
Superintendent Of Schools Karl
A. Reichc will he one of the speak
~ int'''"'i VI NV Id'hN''''
Parent Teachor Association TO be
','' at ''",N inns evening III
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Former Resident Dies
Mrs, lGuldn Quinion. -. wife at
Harry Quinion. died at her home
in East Chatham. n. ". Monday.
The remains arrived in this city 20
day and we're placed in the vault
at West cemetery for intermcnt in
tho spring.
Mrs. ouinion WAS born IN the
Chipncns Iill section Of this city,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs An
drew lIou"h. Thirty-fivc years ago
she moved with her husband TO
North Dakota and fifteen years ago
took up her residence in East Chat
lam She is survived by two sans,
Joseph and Harry Quinion of East
Chatham and one daughter, Mrs.
Ada Wiki" Of Minneapolis.
Spring Wafer Tor Lagoon
With the discontinuance Of the
private lagoon on the estate Of the
late Albert +. Rockwell. 4 now
source OF water supply for tho
Rockwell Park Lagoon will be avail
able according to statement made
to the city council by Mayor Crumb.
The water supply. made available