New Britain herald., 1929-04-01
Old Insurance Agency sold

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 Old Insurance AccI,, sold
 Announcement was made Satur- day afternoon by Tracy. DriscoIl and Co. of inc purchase of the real es- tate and insurance business of D. J. Hefternan and Son. The transfer be comes effective today and William l.. Tracy. in discussing the purchase last evening, stated that the North Main street office of Hcf'eruau and Son would be maintained. a, least for time,
 The firm Of p, I. Hoff,rnan and Son oas estanlished about 5o years ago by the late Daniel J. Hetfcrnan N ho served as chairman of the board Of assessors for many years In recent years the business had been conducted by James Heffernan.
 Purchase school Site
 Al a special meeting Of the resi- dents of the sixth school district Saturday evening, il was voted 10 purchase the property of Frederick !. lHlbrandt on the north side Of Pennington avenue between Boa rd- man street and Stafford aNcnuo. The site has frontage of approximately 4pO feet on t'armNgt on avenue and IS located in the heart Of the dis trict, Thirty-clght voters expressed approval Of the purchase while only fomr opposed il, The price is si,- 600.
 The building committee, consisting Of J. C. Griffin. Eugene Marchand and Carl Mah4nnsh, was also em- powered by the voters 10 secure the services of an architect. 10 receive bids and award the contract. The cost of the new structure is not to exceed $4I,pNo and the district com mitt"e will arrange 10 secure the neressary funds on short term notes.
 Tentative plans of the new build ing have already been submitted To the building committee hy Harold A. Hayden local architect, and it is probable that the new school will be constructed along the lines recommended. The structure will he Of brick with stone trimming and will contain two claSSroolns on each Of tho two floors. The inside walls and classroom floors will be Of wood while the corridor floors will be concrete. The building will be so constructed that it will be possible 10 build on when the needs of the district require il.
 The voters at the meeting Sat urday evening voted to rescind the Noie taken at previous meeting. to purchase the property of Emil Red man located on the south side oF Pennington avenuc. The building committee secured verbal option from Mr Redman several weeks ago but later the owner decided not to sell
 Funeral of Mrs. Dunlap
 Tn" funeral Of Mrs. Mary Dunlap. who died Saturday morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. William T. Mulligan of 2S Newell road, was held at her late home at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. John Wilkins. rector of Trinity Episcopal church. conducted the services and burial was in Windsorvillo.
 Mrs. Dunlap had resided in Bris- tol for the past eight years. She is survived hy two sons William Dun- lap of Rockville and David Dunlap of Plymouth. Mass: two daughters. Mrs. William T. Mulligan of this city and Mrs. Howard Calder Of Springfield.
 March Arrests
 Nlnety-three arrests were made hy the police during the month of March, according To the report of Chief Ernest T. Rolden. The ar rests were made for the following causes: Assault and breach Of the peace, 4; breach Of the peace. 6; breach Of the pcac" and IutoXica- ton, 1 breach of the peace and operating car without drivers license, l: statutory chargt. 1, dan ger Of falling into habits Of vice. T.: delinquency. IT: employment of minor child. l.; failure 10 pay per N"nal tax, !; fr"qurutine hcGs. of III fame, l; eamhIin@. &. iuto>patiou. 1, intoNlratjoN and yagrdUoy. ', inn proper us" of oufo mark. ~s. ! keep ing houeo oC III Ca"r. [: t"ruc slot rna"niu' Tor r#rro~r of }t- k,epug aud harhor- ing a yj"lous dog. ro0 eurnort. f. or. rating car vthour trrtrr's h. r'nr" 9od vftiout roar LGof. I, per fJ~y. I; r.,hl.-~ drr nC. Q. rertlass drtHmg, oporaWu@ a rar without 1r+v'r'e 't-er-" art prrrrrv. 1 uu- .--.ei fn. --n-LL ,a=-a-..,- e- IL.