New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
West Hartford Brothers Held Under SlI,OOO I,onds-FrOgram of Pa
 geant at NJ. l.. ChurCll-Annua C. of (. Meeting Tl,ursllay-ltems.


 C. Of (. Meeting Thursllay-ltenss. Plans for improvements at Charles II. Norton park will be discussed of the board of park commissioners. 1 this spring, and it is expected that i a program will be outlined for mak- ing this newly acquired public pleasure spot of the most benefit during the coming summer.
 The sum of s2,7O0 has already been spent on the park. it was l learned from the seIectmen today The park land was thickly covered with brush when taken over by tn 1 town. and most of the money spent SO far has gone toward clearing this away-a vital step which has been a necessary prelude to any other improvements. The man om- plovcd to remove the brush did 6 great amount of work, the select men say, and much of this under growth has been cleared away.
 The porion of the old Farming ton canal running through the park has been cleaned out, and dar, has been built. Behind this the Wa. ter has already backed up. and the ! resulting pond was much used for skating during the past winter. Mir. Norton gave $500 10 'he ,,l1 ,.,tl 1,, i,1 town appropriated further sl,000 to be used with the gift in improv- ing the park. Some s2.7oo having already been spent. about sSoo re- mains for work during the coming spring and summer. It is expected that the board of finance will make an annual appropriation for further improvements. but the new fiscal year will not begin until August 15 and the budget for # will not be adopted until October.
 The sclectmcn are dcSirous Of making q spot of beauty and pleas ure as soon as possible and they arc hope full that the board of finance will increase the sl.0oo ;,p- propriation this year. While th. amount of money spent on improv
 ing the park will no doubt depend largely on the extent to which the park is used. they say. they never theless realize that use will incrcasr with added facilities for enjoyment. While inc park will be still in a very carly stage of development this summer. if is expected 10 add fea- lures and increase thc natural beaI- ty each year. gradually onlargin- tho scope Of the parks facilities and bringing some new improvement each year to maintain over-frcsh interest on the park Of the towns people.
 Burglars Round Over
 Charged with burglary in connec- ton with the recent theft Of radio store on West Main street. Gregory Chavcs, %. and George Chaves. IT,. West Hartford. hro' hers, appeared in court here before Justice N. Q. Ky der yesterday afternoon and were tOllild over 10 the June leTln oi tue superior court. when probable cause was found The elder brother was held under bonds Of $lo.ho0. pos sibly the highest ever set in a local court. while the bond Of the young CT was set at 1.0oo.
 According 10 Mir. Hemingway. Gregory ChaVcs, who had worked for time at the Newton Mfg. Co. appeared at his place Of business on March IS and changed a tire. While there he fell into a discussion with tho proprietor over the price Of a radio and asked on what terms hc could buy it. That night the radio in question and battery were stolen from the Hemingway store. the two being valued at $50.
 Mir. Hemingway notified 'onsta blo George Schubert and told him that he suspected tho man who had been in the day before. schubert trans mitted the information 10 the state s attorneys office and yesterday