New Britain herald., 1929-12-04
ing the number of contagious cases in this city during the year of 1929.
 Building Lines For Streets

ilA6 IHC ol iCuS SooCo in this city during the year of 1929.
 Building Lines For Streets
 Petitions were received request ing that lines and grades be es- tablished on Haviland, Winthrop, Lawson, and Terry streets, and Brightwood and Steel roads and were approved. All of the streets in the Brightwood tract were accepted az public highways,
 The report of the assessment com- mittee on Brewster road, Emory court. Mine street, Birge road. and Jennings road were accepted and the assessment ordered paid. The first payment, it was explained. will come due on January 1.
 The council voted abatements to the amount of s2,123 upon the rec ommendation of Tax Collector Francis R. Reilly
 It vas voted to assess property owners on Divinity heights for sewers laid at a cost of s5.686.09 and to hold a hearing on December IT. A public hearing will be held on the l7th for improvements made on other city streets located on the Maplewood tract.
 Fire House Appraisal The members of the Bristol real estate board submitted an appraisal for the Uncas fire house on North Tai h1Iil1in0 oNNnrd l. ing to the board, is worth $10,000 as it stands. The Cncas company will be relocated as soon as the proper price can be obtained for the old | house. 1t was explained. The ap- praisal was signed by William J, Phelan and C. V. Mason, both promi- | nent real estate men.
 New Policeman Petition
 A petition requesting a new po- | liCeman for the regular force was read and several applications were brought up and turned over to the police board for consideration. The applications were submitted by tho following: Harry Fiorillo of 25 Sum. mer street. Oscar Anderson of 16S West Washington street. Forestville | Eugene J. Hennessey Of 176 Pros pect street, and Leon H. Dewey of 1; Henry street
 The board of police commissioner are scheduled to meet within tn next week or two and will probabl, appoint a new man to the presen force.
 Lights for Streets
 Lights were requested for the fol lowing streets; Rustic terrace. at tn corner of Borden street and Farm ington avenue, Wolcott street, an Hillside place. The matter was turn ed over to the lighting committe and approved,
 A claim for s20 damages wa made by Mrs. Margaret Souls wh claimed that a dog owned by a ma named Calciano of this city kille several of her chickens and injure others. The matter was placed in tn hands of Attorney William \ DeRosier to collect from the owne of the animal.
 Court Report Submitted
 A report from the city court wa read by Judge William J. Malone a of court. s1,029,75; turned over t motor vehicle department, s192.50 turned over to the state police de partment, s205; and 10 George Beach. city treasurer. SS24.75. . The reports of the various cit \ department were read and approve Tractor Brushes Truck
 A light truck owned by the Swi
 and Upson Lumber company of Ne
 Britain and driven by Russell Jon,
 of 80 Garden street of the same cit
 vas crushed up against telephor
 pole on Wolcott street shortly aftt
 o'clock yesterday afternoon by
 fiVe-ton tractor that was making | ! way down the hill over very sll / pery surface.
 The tractor, driven by Daniel Gui
 foiIe Of 2e W'elton street, Waterbur. was proceeding down the grad
 when it was forced to the extren,
 right Of the road by an oncomin . automobile. The truck driven l
 Jones was parked, rear end towar
 a new house and directly in front ( the pole which later played major part in the accident. Jon' was unloading lumber but was in u Il house when the tractor slid sidewa. = into the truck and crushed J against the pole. The truck W; , completely demolished, Officer James Burns investigate the accident and found that it VI : unaN oida ble and neither driver W; u held.
 = May Play Again t A report was received from Ma u oger R. Lowell Huston of the Map Il End football team this morning tn = the team would probably play aga lS Sunday afternoon against f l. Ponies Of Thomston. The field.
 explained. would be cleared of l.
 snow and arrangements would S made to insure the comfort of { of fans He also said that "Chas" Ric D. dan and Sugar" Hugret would at with the eleven if the game W I'd played.
 r. Plans for a second and dCCidi u. championship game between { re West Ends and Maple Ends have a
 parently fallen through, The teal tn have not agreed once this season l- yet.
 m Mrs. Mary A. Farrell