New Britain herald., 1929-10-17
PARK BOARD PLANS
 SEVERAL CHANGES
Mill Enlarge Park on Boulevard,
 Install New BleaCherS
DISCUSSES DANGER SPOT
Judge Jennings BIamcs Speed For Accidents at Mcmor.aI-aIan Held For Passing Bad Chcci,-Imm,lni- zation Progresses-Notes.

For Passing Bad Chcck-Immlni- zation Progresse-Notes. The board of park commissioners met at the City hall last night and discussed plans for improvement of the local parks and for improve ments to Muzzy field.
 Among the more important de- velopments was the plan for the en- | largement of the new park on the boulevard. The board believed that by allowing use of the western DOT ton of the ground for dumping it will be soon covered up and ready to grow grass for a park green. A green would greatly increase the beauty Of the new lagoon. The ex- Cavated loam was in great demand and it's sale helped to lower the ex- pense of the project it was re- ported
 The flooding of the pool was started yesterday. One of the brooks damned back until the excavation work was finished, was turned into the pool. A heavy rain will be necessary before the basin can be filled, as the brooks are small and the flow of water from them is slow. The pool will be in readiness by the skating season. according to Joseph Civizzio. it's caretaker. The board also considered the in- stalIation of new hleachers at Muzzy field to replace those removed be- cause of "antiqueness." Plans for the repair of the grandstand at the entrance to the field are also being | considered.
 Improvements at the Spanish | Memorial, The Hiker," were dis cussed and suggestions for the plant l ing of shrubbery. trees. and flowers were spoken of by the members of 1 the board
 A lengthy discussion on the traf- fc hazard at the War memorial on the boulevard between the commits sioners took up considerable time. Judge Newell Jennings said that the cause of accidents at this re- nowned intersection was nothing but speed" Drivers. shortly after leav- | ing the center of the city. "step on 1 it." according to the judge, and en- | danger the lives of other drivers making a turn at the memorial or coming across from Mellon street. N,,ft I i preaching the monument would be the only solution and would elimin- ate a large percentage of the aCci- dents, the judge asserted.
 Suggestions to use red discs as warnings, Flicker signals. and even stop" lights were made during the course of the meeting. Nothing Of any definite nature was decided upon to prevent further collisions. Bad Check Case Continued The case of Henry Hurlburt was ! brought up before Prosecutor An thony Rich in the ante room of the court this morning and was con- | tinued until Saturday. Hurlburt Is alleged to have passed a worthless 1 check at the Bristol Tobacco and Candy company in payment Of q bill which he owed. He had been re- fused an order for stock until his bill | had been paid. Hurlburt then wrote check for the specified sum and received his order.
 i He is being held under charge of obtaining goods under false pre- lenses.
 Struck by Automobile l Shirley MCFarland &. of 96 | LaWnsdale avenue was struck by a car driven by Paul Luben of 70 East | Main street, Waterbury. yesterday about noon. She was taken to the of 1 flee of Dr. Robert Boyle. where it was found that she had only minor bruises and suffered q slight shak- | ing-up.
 Luben will appear in court tomor- row morning.
 Marriage Applications l Applications for marriage licenses were made at the office of the city clerk by the following: Eugene Dioux, 1SS Stafford avenue, and Pauline Sarah Tormagioni of 137 Gridley street; and Alfred Plante of 37 North street and Mary Annie Morn of 223 Center street.
 File Election Expenses
 The following have filed expense accounts at the office of the city clerk for the final elections: Frank w. Dutton and Joseph P. Landry. candidates for the council, spent nothing; George S. Beach, spent nothing, and Dr. Alexander Both we'll candidate for the council spent sS.
 New Culvcrt Planned
 The state highway department will construct a new culvert in Park street sometime this fall. Bids will be