New Britain herald., 1929-07-23
Bristol Neus
REACH STALEMATE
 ON SMITH STREET
Property Owners DeadIOCked on
 Proposal to Widen Way
JAIL OR WORK FOR PAIR

JAIL OR WORK FOR PAIR No-Pay City Jobs Alternative to Jai!
 Terms-Auto- Collide - To Flood
 New Lagoon - Bristol Items of
 Interest.
 Efforts 10 Sfraigntcn out tho Smith street widening project went into d stalemate yesterday when lawyers representing the city and the two property owners affected by the pro- posed revision of street lines met on the premises and went into dead lock. Attorney William x. DeRosi.r represented the city in the interview. while Attorney Robert Butler Of Hartford represented Fred HeroId and Attorneys Fred Rundbaken and Morris Boomer appeared for Mrs. Iella Stewart.
 The controversy started several months ago when the city council voted 10 wider Smith street to 5U feet At tho time ot the hearing Mrs. Stc"dr- Was represented bv her son, who contcnded that the Widen- ing process would bring the street up to the front door and in thal way Was objectionable Mr. Stewart suggested at that time that the land of MT. Herold be used if inc city Iecmcd IL advisable 10 widen the street. Mr. Herold on the other hand was willing 10 donate d ccr- tatns porlon of his property but ob- ,ected 10 having the strip for the widening process taken off of his property. The council voted 10 widen tho street in accordance with the plano outlined ty City En- sine2r Carleton -S. Buell.. and im- medlatcly afterWard Mrs. Smith had an injunction ordered by the supe- mor court to suspend operations in- definitely.
 The street in question is at the present time considerably used bN members of the Chippanee Golf club. who instigated the widening of the Highway. It is probable that body will confirm the action taken pre- Nously and that the ease will be taken 10 court for final settlement.
 To Work For City
 EiW ard Whiting and William O'Birno arrested Monday afternoor for lniOXlcatlon, face the alternative of going to Jail for 30 days or work ing for the street department with out pay dS the result of a decision given by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan m police court this morning. The two men were arrested yesterday to- Gethcr with John NikoNski and Fred Bartlett at Dunn's sandbanll at the north side after ueiehbors had com pl@ined of inc mems actions. Nikow- ski ard Bartlett were fired SIC and costs each, which they paid.
 \ fifth member of the outfit. To- scph Marsh, was rescued by the po- lice and volunteer workmen after hc "as buried in a landslide in the vi rInjiy of the sand bank, He wac given medical attention and taken to his home
 i1rh E92rd ieeting
 The regular monthly meeting O. the board Of park commissioners will . he held at L;Su o'clock tomorrow 'NenlnS in the city council chamber. .
 Autos Collide |
 Automobiles owned by Annie r.. Hathaway of Oakland street and the r. C. Trudon Trucking company were slightly damaged yesterday afternoon as the result of collision tt Main street and the Memorial boulevard. Both parties appeared . his mornlng before Prosecuting At- orneN Anthony J. Rich and agreed . O settle the damages Cl}illy
 Funeral Cf Mrs. hIincCr
 The funeral Of Mrs. Herman Kiln ger Of 60 Ingraham place was held 't 2:20 o'clock this afternoon at the German Lutheran church on Judd .trcet. Rev. Alr, Pauber ot Worcos- CT conducted the services. and bur Dl was m West cemetery
 No,eal Services
 Novcna services on St, Annc's day will be held at 5:&p a. m. 6 &. m. am, \ d. mo 2 a, m. and 7:3o r. n" according 10 an announcement made yesterday hy Rev. William r. .uflin, pastor of S, Joseph's church. he relic win bo applied on that day etweon the hours Of d. m, II a. l.. and ?. m, and : and g p. m. There will ho no procession on st. uno's Day this year. Father I.aftn atine hat cb5orNances will be held .tthin the church,
 Boulevard Lagoon
 Work on the Memorial boulevard coon IS rapidly progressing. and it
 anticipated that the grounds will a flooded some time this week Elm loves of the park department are ow engaged in cutting tho grass nd brush in the vicinity of thc dam. 'cated Gt the southeast end Of the ouleNard
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license has been is !'d-by City Clerk Thomas E. Stcelc David Leslie McNnister of 2G3 ueen street and Miss Kathryn Sul- van, daughter of Mrs sterhcn