New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

men. employees of William Rulnicb of les Kenyon street, Hartford. The structure. an old. antiquated affair, was termed nuisance" and was referred to as a fire hazard at a re- cent meeting of the city council when residents Of the district con- plained. Children who are habituaI frequenters Of the homestead, which has been abandoned for a long time. break windows. The complaining residents blamed the youngsters for damages to adjoining property and requested that the windows of the building be boarded up. The matter was left in the hands of Corporation Counsel Francis V. Tracy. Rulnick took the matter away from the city when he applied for a permit 10 rage the building. the cost of which has been placed at s165. It is thought that construction on the e-story brick building, for which Rulnick succeeded in obtaining permit some time ago, will be com menced soon.
 "A ptTiIllt NdS dISc isSutu bS tlAE superintendent of public works this morning to George Raymond of 3 Fourth street to erect a bungalow for himself at 55 Fifth street at q cost of s4.000. Edwin II. Elton, local milk dealer of S North street, was given permission to rage one build inG and 10 move second at Q North street at a cost of si0o.
 Deeds Filed
 Deeds filed at the office of the city clerk this morning recorded the following transfers Of property titles: A warranty deed, an undivid- cd one-half interest in a house and land at South and Seymour streets from Maria Grimaldi 10 Peter Gri- maldi; and two quit claim deeds, one recorded change of an undi- yidcd onc-half interest in a house and land at South and Seymour streets from Peter Grimaldi to Ivonne Grimaldi. while the second recorded a transfer of land on the Red Stone Hill road from the Pennington Savings bank to Jennie E. Manchester.
 Funeral of Mrs. Radke
 The funeral Of Mrs. Amaelia Eadkc, sS, Of Burlington avenue, who had been a resident of this city for 2s years, was held from her late home at 50 o'clock this after noon. Services were conducted at the German Lutheran church at 2 o'clock by Rev. George J. Meyer. Interment was in the family plot in West cemetery.
 Thompson Elected Monarch
 Officer William w. Thompson or the local police department, pro- miuent in the social affairs Of lsris- tol, has been honored by korum Sanctorum No. 1o5. A. A. NJ. 0. S. of Hartford, by being elected to the position of grand monarch of the o"caniTation, its chief executive of- flee. Ruel A. Dubay Of 57 Stewart street has been elected vice grand monarch. Other local men elected were Harry F. Biodget and Waite" I. Weinz. grand monitor and grand herald. respectively.
 Tracy Disaliows Claims Corporation Counsel Francis Y. 1 Tracy, at meeting of the claims committee held in the council cham Der last evening. turned down three ! claims for damages against the city. declaring them illegal because of failure to file within the ten-day limit set by city ordinance.
 Mrs. Caroline Thayer of IS Spring street. through her husband Harry i Thayer, claimed $500 as a result Of l injuries which she allegedly sustain cd in a fall upon an icy sidewalk on North Main street on January q. Mrs, Mary Marone of Laurel street asked damages for fall on North Main street on December g, She presented a doctors bill for 3co and requested compensation ftr money lost through disability 10 work. She stated that her wages am ounted to s16 a week.
 Mrs, Flora kenneston of High street asked for a settlement from the city of from s400 to $500 for | damages which, she asserted, were (Continucd on Pare 15)