New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

sale for slO,O0O. The latter piece. i according to its owner. contains an already established foundation for school house, a swimming pool and necessary educational facilities.
 Camp Presents Picture
 4 large sized, framed photograph of the "Hiker," a memorial dedi- cated to deceased veterans Of G. A Hadsel camp. No. 21, United Span ish War Veterans, was prese, +ed 70 the city at a meeting ol me boari Of park commissioners held in the council chamber of the city hall building last evening by a commit tee of camp members consisting of Joseph Strup, Leon Loomis, Bruno Brown. George Thomas, Edward Mallory and John Lawrence. The memorial officially dedlcated on September 2S of last year. is situ- ated in the center of a huge lawn at Dutton and Park streets, known as Spanish War Memorial park.
 The city council, at it's last meet ing. voted to install fioodlights or pole located at the edge of thy park. 10 be arranged so that a bril- liant reflection Of light will illumi- nate the monument at night time. ShrubberY and plants have been planted in the park and other beau tifying improvements have been made.
 Services For Miss Casey
 The funeral Of Miss Margaret Casey, who died Tuesday following three days illness, was held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dal- ton Of Central street. Forestville, this morning at 9:3O o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock, followed by interment in the family lot Tn St. Joseph's old cemetery.
 Born in Ireland Miss Casey came 10 this country when a young girl to reside. She was engaged at dress making al business establishment on North Main street for many years After the death of her parents 25 years ago, she left Bristol for New York, where she made her home with sister. Miss Sarah Casey, who survives her with two nieCes and six nephews.
 Opens Ofiice Here
 Dr. Boleslaus J. Borkowski, son Of MT and Mrs. Barion Borkowski of New London. has opened an office in the Center building at School and Main streets for the practice of medicine and surgery. The office was formerly used hy the late Dr. Joseph l. Woisard.
 Dr. Borkowski was graduated from Fordham university. New York. and Georgetown university. Washington, D. C. He served as an interne in Gallinger Municipal hospital at Washington, and for the past two years at St. Francis hospital, Hart ford.
 No Concert Tuesday
 There will be no concert by the New Departure band on Federal Hill green next Tuesday evening, it has been announced. The next concert will be given on Tuesday evening, July 29.
 City League Tilts
 Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field. starting at o'clock, the rapidly as cendins Plainville nine will meet the West Ends in the opening game of a twin bill, which will also feature a battle between the Forostville and Terryville clans. It is interesting to l note that the last two named clubs will use undefeated moundsmen Sun day against each other. Walter Big Jack Scott, who set back three teams while on duty for ForestvilIe, is expected to toll in opposition to ! Tommy Flynn. who has whipped two clubs while an Eagle
 DiSlikcs Saturday Closing
 John Donnelly of 53 Stearns street. a candidate for mayor al the last city primaries and finals, complained to the board of park commissioners al their meeting in a letter read by President William J. Tracy of the haDllity or persons 10 Use the Rock well park playground on Saturday afternoons. The writer asserted to the board that the playground had | ceased 10 be a public place" Mrs. Albert F. Rockwell, widow of the man who donated the park to . Bristol, it was explained by the board. employs the instructors at the playground and allows them Saturday afternoons off. this being 1 the reason for the closing of the grounds. The board expressed it. self in favor of having the grounds open to the public on Saturday after moons. The attitude of the board | cn the subject will be communicated to Mrs. Rockwell in the hope of aking some arrangement whereby children will be allowed the use of the grounds during the time in ques- tiOT ii was said