New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1919, Page 2

! | ITY 1S GENEROUS; BONATES $15,000 ELCOME HOME DECORATIONS U. S. Flags _ Service Flags I Welcome Home Not Considered Enough Because it was felt that the ap- yropriation of $10.000 for the Soldic fund which was voted T by the common council will not be Patl‘lotlc Crepe and sufficient to carry out the work of giving the boys the “hearty 1 hand,” (he special city moeeting w Streamers a capacity attendance at the city hall last night, voled to appropriate $15.- 000 instead. The mofion had been for Floats carvried to approprinte the $10,000 but on recommendation of Alderman O . Curtis the vole was sed with the amendment carrying an addition- 5 al $5.000. The meeting in this con Statlonery Dept. neetion also voted to lay an eight tenths of a mill {ax on real estate | he first taxing district instead of | THE \-tenths of a mill. This will be payable July 1, 1920 e = Each One Is Passed. citing one. proved (o be one of shor 4 quick, procedure, everything beir 169-171 Main Street put throush unanimously. After meeting was brought to order by Mayor Georze A. Quigley, City Clerk Alfred 1. Thompson read the call While it was the that the ldiers' £10,000 appropri the $15.000 for welcom the munici- | pal garage, an additional S, St tion of 000 for No. 6 fire R 5 an appropriation of $4,000 for r = ? on the city hall including ne | | escapes and the $200,000 in school | { bonds for the crection of school | o T, builc . enlarging schools, and par- | | ticularly for an addition for the | ap) | Northend school, would all be acted ! ! [}()ys I Jon together. Attorney George LeWitt | K ancy moved that ecach appropriation he | School acted' upon wately. The motion was carried, each appropriation heing SUITS passed unanimously. s . In advoecating the increase of $5. $5.1’)“. 510.30, 000 for the soldiers’ Welcome 1 ne $12.50' fund. Alderman Curti id that in b carrying out the celebration proper- These prices in should back up the enT SqV- ith that spirit dominant Fbpl esent e | in '76 and ‘61 e 1t he felt ing of several | |s10.000 was not.enous that one dollars on each | of $15,000 would a proper | % S ! amount for carryi > celebra- | | suit—this is the | |tion ! lasr week Of i Ernest N. Humphrey. general Ah:xi‘r [ i 5 man of the Welcome Home commif- this Boys’ Sale. ey, ol e SELG00) bl e e by popular subscription so far He H said that the committee red $10,- ¥ from the city, and $5.000 by popular | P b subseription. Now, however, he said | It Pays to l:uy Our that he felt more than $10,000 v RKind. needed. He said, however, that no — e more than was needed, no more than | was contracted for would be spent. He said that the committee was going to =ive the boys a dinner sccond to none and a celebration that the citi- zens of New Brilain would be proud of. Councilman Abraham Gorbach of the sixth ward questioned the amend- ment of $5,000 (o the $10,000 for the fund. When the vote was taken, however, the appropriation as amend~ was carried unanimously. ed | $5,000 for Fire Station. Although the hoard of fire commis- | sfoners had originally estimated that | the cost of a new flre station to be | | Jocated in the southern part of 1the | city would cost $12,000, the cost be- - ing estimated on one-half that amount which was expended a fire s tion in a nearhy city, they found the bids were from 50 to 68 per cent Jan had been planned so that ned by Alderman Curtis the highes FINISHING appropriation was asked. Tle | Iet us show you the best re- -I_:::rv {(}» ty )fi“(,’ ': l(v)t‘\’\.h‘,‘\p‘]:(\)]:\‘ | nlts froxn 3 o s clt the statio ught to be foturcs, | Jour vacation Byt to house it. He hoped that | g | the building could be completed this You press the button; | year. The appropriation was passed We do the rest.” THE MILLER-HANSON unanimously | Alderman Curtis moved that appropriation of §15,000 for a muni the 8| cipal garage be andopted. Te said | DRUG w | that the needed a central garage | . 8 | for municipal cars He said that the | { cars of the city should be placed Prescription D r l | cars o ) A E ,“,l“q"qu;;:f;m“';w | . should bo inapocted every two | - =i S s and kept in repair, not allowed 30 Church St., N : X & SR aln, run down and then sent to pri- vate parties and thus add more (n(w the expense of the city. The appro- priation was adopted The appropriation of $4.000 for re- prirs on the city hall including new fire escape was passed $200,000 for Schools, The $200,000 in school bonds for the purpose of erccting school build- CITY ITEMS. ankets cleaned. 904.—Advt. Union Laundry, pon‘t forget the dance at Bardeck's | ings, enlarging of schools, and par- v Hall Friday night.—advt. ticularly an addition for the North- pleasant surprise party was given | " School was passed. Alderman 3 Curtis said that the newspapers said erday to Mrs. 8. G. Ohman, wife Rev. Dr. Ohman, at her home on ett street by the ladies of her par- A purse of money was presented er along with other useful gifts. conditions were crowded and for that reason he favored the | issuing of the honds declaring that if you want to educate the children you that school i i have got to have the schools. The on't forget New Britain Nat. bank | ponds wild, be issued yearly beginning fillon ‘club. Join at once.—advt. August 1, 1 nd continuing until @ annua fall barbecue of tha | August 1, 19 At the rate of 10 ut & Hine Manufacturing company | honds at $1,000 ench be held at Lake Compounce Sat- | Curtis-Quigley Tilt. hy afternoon, September 27. There The only spicy bit at the other- | be a program of sports. wise harmonious meeting w it | lankets cleaned. Union Laundry, | between Mayor Quigley and — Alder- 904.—Advt. “' | man Curtis. When the resolution on | the appropriation was read, Attorney pha String Orch., Bungalow, Sat. Bt the items would be voted on at once. Mayor Quigley | sald that they would. The motion was then passed to act on cach item There was a chorus of Y when the mayor called for a vote on the welcome home appro- priation. e had just said, “All op- posed will say no,” when Aldgrman Curtis arose. The ‘nos” responded before Mr. Curtis was recognized and the mayor told the alderman the vote LeWitt asked if all separately was passed. “Well, 1 was on my feet,” said Alderman Curtis, { “The chair did not recognize you,"” replled the ntayor, “Well, that is up to the chair, but the vote had not been taken,” said the alderman E “You can speak on the matter if | $10,000 Tor Welcome Gelebration - NIFW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1019, ORDER you wish,” said the mayor, “but when you attempt to raise a parliamentary point I want to explain it.” “Let the man talk,” exclaimed McMahon Alderman was allowed floor. = Curtis and the WARNED OF POTATO WAL Local Farmers Must Theis Crops. Keep Farmers look out for tha pofato wart! County Agricultural Agent Benjamin Southwick at Hartford has issued a warning. e says that al- | though no cases of this nature have been reporied as yet to the Hartford county bureau, city gardcne and in the county N Ke precaution azainst the poes Lring potatoes thal had symplo the discase to his office at 308 ('h siree The svmptoms a ro spofgy, oufgrowths of varying sizes tubers, especiall on Lhe eye of potatoes. These warts are fir light brown color, but they Kk and decayed with e said, al votatoes in the : feeted hills become worthless. di vines above th >, he said s not attack ARTH STRY BE DECORATE Chairman George Dyson of the dec or = committee of * the “Welcome Home™ celebrition telephoned the Herald” today and reguested that the action taken toward the decorat of Arch sireet be made more The Herald reported that $75 ippropriated fér the decorating of Arcl cet because the parade was to march that way. The appropriation was nearly passed and fhe question was about o be put by the chair when discovered that {he parade i not pass through Arch st > committee then went on the min utes that no more than in the original plans reets be decor: NEW CITY GARAGE. having the new or the purpose of municipal garage in the rear of the police station on Commercial street and utilize part of the room now occupied by the police cars for an of- fleo section, Chairman P. F. King of the board of fire commissioners will meet with a special committee in cha of the garage mafter. Two pa- trols and an tho New iritain General hospital are housed in the huilding at the rear of the station. It is desired that the patrol driver have more comfortable sleeping quar- ters. This will be provided by the huilding committee. to ambulance for JEWISH NEW YEAR. 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