New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
SCHUBERT REMAINS
 NIGHT PATROLMAN
Reappointed to Position by
 Board Of Selectmen
LIBRARY BIDS ARE HIGH
Police Seeking Adrian Parsell- Louis F. Greenier Called By Death Funeral of Mrs. Ellen l.. Naa- man-Interesting Items.

Consta ble George Schubert Of 1 Canal street has been reappointed
 night patrolman by the board Of
 selectmen, acording to an announce
 ment made public today. Mr. Schu- bert has served in this capacity for l the past three years and is regarded
 as one of the most efficient men on the local consta bulary force.
 He has had considerable experi-
 cree in police work, having been q
 member of the Bristol police force
 before coming to Plainville. MT.
 Schubert is regarded as an expert | marksman, In his younger days. i Constable Schubert was known as
 one of the best baseball players in
 the state. His reappointment will
 undoubtedly meet with the approv Il i Of the town.
 Mir. Schubert Is regarded as a
 conscientious worker and often de-
 votes many hours outside of his reg
 ular shift in running down clues on
 various cases.
 i Street Reopened Work on repairing the bridge on | North Washington street was com- | pleted yesterday afternoon and the street was reopened to traffic. Re i pairs were started Monday under
 the supervision of First Selectman James Simpson. The bridge is To- 1 cated near Eaton's mill.
 The street is used extensively for l traffic and for some time there had
 been numerous complaints concern 1 ing the poor condition of the bridge. | Prompt action on the part of the board of selectmen through Mir
 Simpson resulted in the necessary repairs being made.
 | Parsell Skips Town
 Police authorities have started a search for Adrian Parsell. former
 garage owner, who has fled to Buff 1 falo x. Y, with another woman, | leaving his wife stranded here. A
 warrant has been issued for his ar
 rest.
 Parsell was arraigned in town
 court some months ago on non-
 support charge brought by his wife.
 He was ordered to make weekly
 payment to his wife through First
 selectman James Simpson. He fail
 cd to keep up the payments. and.
 when an investigation was started
 by the police, it was discovered that he had left town in company with
 another woman.
 Library Bids Come High Frank T. Wheeler. chairman of the building committee in charge
 of the construction of the new pub 1 lie library. stated today that numer-
 ous bids for the erection of the
 building had been received but no 1 action had been taken on the matter of selection.
 | Mir. Wheeler stated that a meet | ing of the committee would be | called as soon as possible 10 decsle
 uhat action would be taken. It is | understood that the bids were con- sderably higher than the amount of
 money available for the building. | In speaking of the bids. MT. | Wheeler stated that they had been 1 carefully prepared, in his mlnd, and that the cost would be higher than ] had been planned on to date. He stated that the call for bids had not been definitely closed and that the 1 committee was open to further dis cussion of the matter
 Funeral of Mrs. Naaman Funeral services for Mrs. Ella 1 Louis Naaman. 76. of Southington road. one of the oldest colored resi- | dents of the town, who died Wed nesday. will be held tomorrow after- noon at 2:3O o'clock at the Re deemer's A. M. k.. Zion church. Rev, r. l.. Standifer, pastor, will ottl- ciate. Burial will be in West ceme' i tery.