New Britain herald., 1929-04-01
BUILDING
 SETS NEW RECORD
New Work Worth SlOS,000-
 Includes School Addition
PARK COMMISSION MEETS
Hans Improvements in Norton's l'ark-Mrs. Jennie D'intonio Dies -Ntatteo Released by Hartford Hall Tcam-Othcr Items.


 Permits for buildings valued at ar estimated cost of SOS 900 were is sued by Building Inspector Axe Johnson during the month of March 1 The list Of new buildings is topped by the new Broom addition being made to the Linden street school al at cost of sSl00o
 During the month Mir. Johnson is. sued o4 permits which are classified as follows: New buildings. 1: ole buildings and repairs. {: garages. 1 and electrical work. 1a. The total O. fees collected during the month va. s9o
 Besides the new school building permits were issued for the follow. ing new houses: Fred sMatthews two-family house on Linden street $500: Frank Scheible, single dwell. ing on Pennington avenue. sS50o and Mir. Fortuno. store and tenement on Crooked street. 5000. Plan Improvement At the meeting of the park com. mission held Saturday evening plans | were outlined for considerable i'm. provemenfs to be made in the new Charles IT. Norton park The missioners decided tt clear tho road from the old barn or the site of the canal, thereby i'm. proving the roadway conditions 1 Repairs will ho made 10 the olC wooden bridge, which will also takc care of travel conditions. Consideration was given 10 thr construction of a new bridge but the cost made the work impossible 1T the opinion Of the commission. II is planned 10 start work in the near future on the clearing out ot the old canal that flows through the park. The commission will also have the water in the canal analysed SC as to permit bathing later in the season. If was found that the picnic location in the park is in excellent condition. The commission believes that this location will be utilized considerably during the picnic season.
 Mrs. Jennie D Antonio Mrs. Jennie D'Antonio. 39, of 6s East Main street, died yesterday al her home following a long period of illness. She had been a resident of this town for number Of years Besides her husband Louis D'An. tonic she leaves two daughters. Mrs William Corsi and Miss Mary D'An. tonio. and ono son Leo DAntonio all of Planvile
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 9 o'clock in the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. A requiem high mass will be celebrated Buria will be in St. Josoph's cemetery. To Attend Conference Leon C. Staples. uperintendenI of schools, is attending the three day conference of school superin tendents in Connecticut being held at the State Normal school in Dan. bury the first three days of this week. The conference is being held under the auspices of the state board of education and the main part will consist of topics dealing with school supervision.
 Chectham- Johnson
 One of the prettiest weddings Of the season took place at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home ot Mir. and Mrs. Albin Johnson Of Woodford avenue when their daugh- ter Ethel Dorothy. beca me the bride of Howard A. Cheetham. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Cheetham of 9J East Main street.
 Wallace Bunnell presided at the piano. Previous 10 the ceremony Mrs. Charles Plumb sang T Love You Truly The bride descended the stairs on the arm of her father 70 the strains of the wedding march from 'Lohengrin."
 Miss Mabel Johnson. sister of inc bride. was the maid of honor, and Herbert Chectham. brother of the bridegroom. was the best man. Rev. Alexis D. kendrick, D. D., pastor of