New Britain herald., 1929-07-01

offering the proposition of build ing on the filling lot to the voters of the town. This report has been circulating for the past few days among the residents of the town. lie further stated that there had been no disagreement between the school board members and the members nt the finance board at any time. The reason for the delay in making de- cision, he said, was that the duty of the finance board was to see that the town money is spent to the best advantage and that all angles of the matter were thoroughly investigated before any final action was taken on the matter.
 Three Slight Accidents
 Despite the heavy traffic of yes- terday and the slippery condition o1 the roads, there were no serious ac- cidents in the town. Three cars met with mishaps, but there was no ore injured and there were no arrests made by the officers on duty.
 All the way from Newburyport, Mass, famous for it's mayor, came Guy Tapley, only to smash into a car driven by Jesse E. Golf of East Hampton at the intersection or School street and the Hartford pike. Golf was attempting to turn into the pike when the Massachusetts ear struck the side of his car, bending lenders and the running board. There were no injuries to the occu- pants.
 Raymond Murray of Mcriden came to grief at the top of Damons | hill yesterday when he was unable to straighten his car out after rouAd- l ing the sharp corner in safety. He | claimed that two cars were ln the ! way and that in order to avoid hlt- ! ing them he crashed into a pole that 1 was well away from the side of the road. Constable Lewis was on duty at the corner and, after inVestigat- ing the accident, made no arrest The car was slightly damaged as the result of the impact.
 ol1' ltll IoI dl IINHNNiN N'''' cleared yesterday when the owner of car that was found in the swamp on the East Berlin road made his appearance and claimed the car. Someone reported to the local po- lice that a new car was in the swamp and that no one was seen near the stranded vehicle. Investigation dis closed that the car had apparently smashed through the fence and had been mired in the mud some 100 feet from the road. The car was owned by James Costello of 2S4 Ssv- lum street, Hartford. Later in the i day a wrecker from Hartford re- moved the wreck. There was nc one injured, the car having gone of the road, narrowly missing the high way fence and tearing down the wire fence in two places before set ting in the mud.
 Farewell Party
 A farewell party was given in honor of Mrs. Anna Higley of ken- sington last Saturday night by thc employees of the American Paper Goods company. Mrs. Higley will move to Terryville this week. She has been employed by the American Paper Goods company for severa years.
 New Visiting Nurse
 Miss Viola Snyder, newly appoint ed visiting nurse, took over her office today. :, She will be assisted by Mis- Irene Dolby. the retiring nurse fol the next few days. Miss Dolby vii leave for Maine on Wednesday ant in the fall will enter Columbia uni versity for course in advanced training
 Miss Snyder has been the schoo nurse in Putnam for the past sever years. Prior to that she has beer with the Visiting Nurse association in Springfield, Mass She had , special course at the tuberculosi sanitarium at Dunkirk, New York upon graduating from the Methods hospital in Brooklyn.
 Miss Dolby has been the visitin. nurse in the town for two years, ant her resignation came as a surprise Several farewell parties have beer held in her honor in the time sine, her resignation became known.
 Condition Improving
 The condition of Samuel Chas,