New Britain herald., 1929-05-22

An natemsbale on U&AA NsSA. April q. caused by . heac iu tAs road. He iaformed the couNetl that when rerairs to hts car were coea- pleted. AA would submit ths bill te' the city. This communication wasl alss referred to the claims cen:- nlittee.
 To Pay Claissas
 Upon the recommendations of Councilman W. E. HeagA. chairman Of the claims committee, the ceua-. ell voted to pay the following claims: Alexander Porrfni. amount teo. 10 cover damage done hts automobile when struck by city snowptew early this year: Edward l.. Drault. 3l'. damage to automobile caused by an exposed water main shut-oR left uncovered dur,nt repairs to Garden street.
 Upon Mir. Hough's recommenda- ton. the council voted to disaltsw claim of Roy Linden for injuries alleged to have been sustained from . fall on an icy sidewalk on JaAuary IS.
 Park Isoard ApeOiatascAt Elof Carlson of sl Carlson street was appointed member of the park board to succeed Calixte l.. Aliaire, resigned. MT. Aitaire was appointed an assessor about two months ago. The term of Mir. Carlson viii ex- pire on November 50. 19S3. To Use Old Town Nall Permission was given Miss Hulda Peck to use the old town hall build ing on Main street for the collection of clothing for the Near East Relief. The hall will be used for this pur- l pose for three or four weeks by the organization which Miss Peck repre- sents.
 To Amead OrdinaNce l Upon the recommendation of Mayor W. Ryamcnd Crumb, the council voted to amend an ordinance passed by the council on March Is. 1927, establishing . city playground commission which will permit the appointment of commissioners for q term of five years. The ordinance at the present time provides for the appointmeht of members for terms of from one to five years Seeks Pipe Line Permission
 Douglass R. Warner appeared be- for the council last evening request ing permission to lay a ten-inch pipe from Clayton's Pond down Union street. across South. over Church street and across property to the Cameo theater on Main street. The matter was left with City EnEinee. Carleton w. Buell. and Superinten. dent of Public Works Oscar Ander- son with power to act.
 It was explained at the meeting that the pipe. which will be used te carry water which will eventuall, empty into. the brook at Main street
 is essential in order that . new cooling system invented by MT
 Warner. may be installed in tn. Cameo. The system will be extend
 ed to other buildings later, it wal
 pointed out.
 1 Mir. Warner for the past year hal
 been experimenting on the system
 and experts have agreed that it will
 be widely used not only in public
 buildings but in apartment houses.
 Donaaes Cheek for Comfort s<attos
 At a meeting of the council, Mayor Crumb announced that Mrs., Netti,
 E. Rockwell had mailed 10 him ,
 check for $1,000. the amount to b, used in the erection of a suitabl,
 comfort station at Rockwell park The mayor explained that it was es , timated that the entire cost to cree such a building would not excee, $1.c5o and the donation was mad, with the understa nding that the cit would Assume the expense over an,
 above the thousand dollars donate, by Mrs. Rockwell. Upon the recon mendation of Councilman Charles R Anderson the council voted to ac cept the check and instructed tn, mayor to send . letter of apprecia tion to Mrs. Rockwell.
 Mrs. Rockwell has for seyera years been a member of the boar, of park commissioner of this cit and ii the widow Of Albert F.. Rock we'll. who donated Rockwell par] and playsrounds to the city. sh has been vitally interested in tn
 maintenance of the park and her nc , ton yesterday was the result of visit to the park last Monday after l noon. Jury List Adopted
 The annual jury list of 90 person
 was adopted by the council la, night. The list of names as submit { ted by the jury com mittee is as fol | lows:
 Fl Andrew B. Alderman. Peter Alex P nnder. Eugene q. Allen, I.eonar ? Armita4e. David M. Barry, c. Pier !, pont Beach. F.. G. BAssett, Davi
 Bolduc. Wallace l.. Bradshaw. An , drew J. BrannAn. Burton o. Bron f ton, JauAeA Burns, Edward M. Bur, |, James E. Butler
 , John H. Carroll, Jack Carpenter , Michael J. Cawley, David Y. Clarl r. Jr.. Walter J. Clark. Raymond
 Casey. Christopher Critchley. Pete
 ]. Conlon. Chauncey B. Crosb! 7 Thomas L. Cunningham. Wallace I . Crumh, George w. Currie.
 Pasauaie D'Aeoatino. E. l.. Dunl !. James Dalton, Charles w. Dan iels, James H. Davis. J. Fay Doug !, las. Frank P. Dowd, John Deus u William H. Dunbar. Charles W. Edgerton, Fr1nk Emmett.
 John M. Ford. Frederick 4. Fry Frank M. Gaylord. Lester v = iGoodselI. Frank Graves
 James E.. Heffernan, Josep n Healy. Robert w. Harris. James ! HndnNu RavMAnA " Hill vrfll> ,