New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1915, Page 3

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Councilman E. J. Danberg urged the committee to listen to the voice of the council which is the voice of the people. Fle was in favor of no change in the present pointing four assessor: The council spoke in favor of a ¢ court and he asked the committee to listen to its voice in that respect also. Mayor Quigley’s weto on the ground economy was very commendable, said, but he didn’t think the court would be as expensive as mayor feared. Alderman M. Irving Jester's views regarding the assessors coincided with those of Alderman Marwick. He did not care whether there were three or four but therc should he at least one permancnt man. He didn't favor the elective system and thought public sentiment favored three appointed by the mayor, one of them to devote all his time to the office. Alderman Jester feared that political debts might be paid off under an elective system. Dispute Over Referendum. Corporation Counsel Cooper report- ed an error in the bill as presented by the city, saying that it did not permit of a referendum to the people. Senator Klett took issue with Judge Cobper on the point of a referendum and said there had frequently been amendments to the charter without any referendum. He spoke in favor or three assessors, appointed by the mayor, one to be a permanent man. Senator Klett spoke in favor of a city court to do away with justice courts. Senator Kiett apparently leaned toward the rnajority report to the common council regarding the city court. Judge Cooper replied that the charter revising committee intended the incorporation of a referendum in its report. O. T. Certis expressed himself as in favor of the appointment of assessors. Regarding the number of assessors, e said at consolidation some of the city officials were in favor of nomn- partisan boards as it made all par- ties satisfied because of the distri- bution of plums. Mr. Curtis said the democratic par- ty is not entitled to more than one member of the board of assessors. He thought it should be left to the council to say whether an assessor shall be a full time man and what salaries shall be paid. Against Abolition of Safety Board. “Unwise,” was the term used by Mr. Curtis regarding the proposition to place the police and fire depart- ments under separate He didn’t consider it have eight men and two clerks to run those departments.' Other cities, lar- ger than New Britain, have one man Jjurisdiction in each department. Bi-partisan boards inject politics into city business, Mr. Curtis said. He spoke of one regulation whiclh s: appointments to the police and fire departments must be politically eguai. In this Mr. Curtis was wrong as this regulation has been abolished. €. J. White replied to Mr. he city the Dan- Rheumatism pains are dangerous if ne- glected. If stopped, they lessen the risk of heart affections. 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FANCY SEED POTATOES These Potatoes are grown for Seed in Aroostock County, Maine, On account of cooking Potatoes ‘being so plentiful sold for This seed stock is carefully S. P. STROPLE 113 CHURCH ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Fair Prices Carload several second-hand horses, con- BRISTOL, CON! fo name, tils year, Seed that are not selected seiected, free from rot and but get the best and save money. 'PHONE 939 berg's ‘‘voice of the council” speech, saying that the chamber of commerce | was closer to/the people. Mr. White speaking for the Chamber of Com- merce, said he favored a two-n board of assessors, appointed by the mayor. This was the original plan of the charter revision committeg anid was adopted by it. The only issue on all the charter changes, he thought, was regarding the assessors and he believed it woultl John W. Allen, a member of board of compensation and ses: ment, spoke strongly in favor of thre full time a ssors appointed by th mayor. He didn't think the i could afford to ‘'scrap” over a fe dollars on such an unimportant mai- ter. be only fair to refer it to the people. | the | MRS, J. P. MORGAN SAILS WITH HUSBAND FOR STAY IN LONDON Representative Schultz. Representative Schultz referred the fact that he was a member of revision committee had pledged himself to Britain get a better charter. ored a city court Qut didn't favor high alaries. 3 Partisan Plan Beautiful Theory. Regarding bi-partisan boards, Mr. Schultz said it was a beautiful theory but did not work out in practice. He referred to the dispute over the se- Jection of fire department apparatus and the choosing of a patrol driver. He believed it would be a step back- ward to abolish the board of public safety. Two boards might spend more than one, he thought. Two boards would increase salaries also, he said. Mr. Schultz advocated a permanent man and two part time men for the board of assessors. help to | and | New He fav- | This snapsho: of Mrs. J. P. 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Alfred E. the board would be the city “It was not a matter of efficiency el but of politics,” Mr. Schultz said. Taking the power of electing asses- asse favored as: by Repre. | last insinuated that the to the board af because of politic: L “That was not so—it eficiency." boke strongly of the ‘to get been : “It has clerk of | Schultz public safet PR b el for the hest inte res “-;\\ds made separate the police and | " GC matter of The mayor the separation department them.” President referendum omy’. Another i was Magnell, former to favor | and out in police jing politics s the big trouble in every serious of sickness — causing depression of spirits, irritability, nervousness, imperfect vision, loss of memory, oor sleep, loss of appetite, etc.—stop it with a regular course of SCHENCKS MANDRAKE Christ the spoke against an on ground of econ- alleged error discovered by Judge |the section regarding giving mayor the power to break the board of public safety omitted. Edward F. Hall, who was previously favor of electing assessors, said atisfied he was mistaken and in favor of their appoint- ment by the mayor. He favored threa | assessors, one a permanent official. O I”.. Cur sed to allow- ing the mayor o bre 1y ties ex- {isting on bi-partisan hoards. He | jWwas also against separating the police | and fire departments. | ‘I can assure you that I'll be afraid to break any deadlocks.” | vemarked the mayor, the draft Cooper as the tie on had been of your land depends upon its fertility. ever may be its present condition Low: tilizers will improve the soil because made of Organic Animal Substances,n best plant food. 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