New Britain herald., 1930-10-08

He stepped in hole in the walk and fell. injuring himself sufticient- ly to be forced to remain away from school. he claimed.
 The council voted. on the recom- mendation of the street lighting committed, to install one incandes- cent light on Melville street, two on Hoover avenue, one on Highland street and one at Curtiss and High land streets.
 Meeting Postponed
 Because of the fact that the state elections are held on November 1. the council decided that the meet ing scheduled for that night should be postponed until the following evening, Wednesday, November 5.
 It was voted that assessments be laid for grading done this year on Adeline, Collier. Fanway. Missal, Norris and Columbus avenues and John and Melville streets, the first payment to become due on Decem- her of this year, the second on June of next year, the third on December of this year. the final payment on June 1. 1882. Assess ments for curbs and sidewalks and sewers on Melville street were also voted.
 A petition signed by four property owners of Belridge road, who ask ed that sewers be laid on that road, was referred to the sewer commit tee, which will report at the next meeting when a hearing will be held and bids on the project called in.
 The petition of Edward Schmidt to be appointed to the supernumer- ary police force was referred to the board of police commissioners.
 Appropriation Exhausted
 An appropriation of $500 of the playground commission was exhaust ed at the end of the summer season just completed, a report read by the council showed. Expenditures of the commission, although not exceeding the figure, cleaned out the appropria- ton. Suggestions for improvements in the Bristol playground system were made by the commission in its report
 It was the suggestion of the com- missieners that both the property in the rear of the North Side building and at Birge's pond, where swim ming has been prohibited during the past summer. be placed under su- pervision. The report was approved and ordered placed on file.
 The council at its meeting sat as board of relief for complaining taxpayers of School District No. 13. but as not one person appeared 1t was decided that the meeting be ad- journed.
 The reports ot- officers of the city's various departments were read, ap- proved and ordered placed on file.
 Pasquale Cistulli
 Pasquale Cistulli, 43, of 1s sey- mour street died at the Bristol hos pital last night following an illness caused by cerebral hemorrhage. with which he was suddenly stricken. He was born in Italy on May ,. 1888. son of Philip and Jennie 0stulli. and came here 20 years ago. He has lived here since that time with the excep- ton of few months residence in Waterbury.
 MT. Cistulli was married 21 years ago at sandina, Bagiuho, in Italy. He xvrjfa SBA Mary Calderiz. Jennie. Della, Philip and Peter Cistulli. all of Bristol; . sister and three brothers, Peter Cis- i tulli of Waterbury and two others in Italy.
 A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Antheny's. church Friday morning at g o'clock and burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Quit Claims Deeds Irene T. Perkins has quit-claimed land and building on Judd street to William Muir and John Muir hax quit-claimed two lots on Judd street to William Muir, according to deeds filed today at the city hall.
 Moreau Discusses Work
 Alfred C. Moreau of the Hartford Credit Rating bureau delivered an impressive address dealing principal ly with rating systems before . large gathering of local merchants, mem bers of the merchants division Of the Chamber of Commerce, 1t the D'Ambrosio cottage. Fall Mountain. last night. MT. Moreau in his speech, stressed the advantages to the aver age community of a credit rating
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