New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

unemployment eriod. It is expect ed that the mayor will make spe- Cial request for the appropriation. Mayor Crumb, city officials and members Of the Chamber of Com merce have discussed the unempIoy- meat situation in Bristol thoroughly and have come 10 a conclusion that work must be furnished to the large numbers who are walking the streets daily.
 Secretary Louis Wheeler of the chamber has 1j0 or more applica- tions for work on file in his office He and Mayor Crumb have been convcning nearly every Monday morning since the sudden slackenins Of work and have decided that some sort Of labor should be provided for the men who really need it.
 IL has not showed enough to put men to work for several weeks, but there IS work in the other depart mcnts which could be done. At present about 25 men are working at Rockwell park clearing the under brush from the woods adjoining the lagoon. It is thought that men may be assigned to jobs touching up spots on the Memorial boulevard. where the City has commenced an extensive program of Identification.
 However, the mayor and city off cials fully realize that there are 4 number of men who must be given either work or money to keep them selves and their families living. IL would be better idea to give them wor.i than to turn them over 10 the charities department, many have said. Considerable commenting has been going on and it is generally believed that special program will be presented at the council meeting next Monday.
 Attachment for $500
 4 suit for $500 has been filed by the Guardian Thrift and Loan cor poration against Frank Grabowskl of this city. Property belonging 10 the latter has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding. The land attached includes 16 acres in Plainville, IS in Southington anl 36 in this city.
 Notices Served
 Sergeant Henry Jeginskli of the police department began serving mo- uces yesterday to property owners on Hoover avenue, Gas, Cedar, and Edward streets, and Geary and Mercier avenues. Bills for curbs and sidewalks on Allen street were served
 A hearing will be held in the council chamber on February 1. when residents of the aforemention- ed streets will be heard If the im- provements on the streets are found to be all right, assessments will be levied and ordered paid.
 The notices, it was reported, con- cerned 200 persons.
 Park Board Meeting
 At meeting of the board of park commissioners held in the council chamber last evening, the members decided, after considerable discus sion, not to take any action on the request of President Arthur <. Barnes of the West Cemetery asso citation for nine acres of ground to
 
 property The board did not believe 1t right to give away the property, which had been donated to the city by the late Albert F. Rockwell, for cemetery purposes, saying that the land was deeded to the city for park purposes only. It was men. toned ! by board members that the proper i ty owners in the district were op- posed t9 the plan.
 ] The board voted to submit a copy Of set of resolutions, adopted inn mediatcly after the death of the late samuel J. Large who was 6 mem Der Of the board. to his family. Older Members Party
 The Older Members association of the Bristol Boys club gave d card party and social at the clubs social rooms last evening. Games of whist bridge, and setback were played by tho large number present and nu- merous prizes were awarded winners. The ladies' auxiliary of the club serv- ed refreshments.
 Lodge 1nstaIls Officers | At the regular meeting of Pequa- | buck lodge, No. AS, I. o. O. F. held 1 last night. officers for the year were ! installed by A. l.. Farrar and suite l of Plainvillo. A large number were | present from surrounding cities | Refreshments were served and [ social hour was enjoyed.
 Daughters Install
 The officers Of the Sarah F.. Rev. holds tent, No. 13, Daughters ot Union Civil War veterans. were in. stalled at a meeting held last night 1 The drill team of the order met be. fore the installation at 7:3O o'clock | A large crowd Of members was pres ent to view the installation and spe- l cial program which had been ar | ranged for the occasion EndCeS in Hartford
 Tho New Departure basketball l team will be seen in action as q unit 1 for the last time this season at tho 1 Hopkins street gymnasium in Hart l ford tomorrow night, when it en. sagcs the Yellow Jackets Of New York in n benefit game, the proceeds l of which go 10 tho Exchange clui l fund. The Aetna Life girls, premier contenders for the New England girls title, will oppose the Connecti. cut Mutual Co. girls. another Cap. ital City aggregation in the prelim. , innrV