New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1923, Page 12

i City Notes ... 12 PAONESSA WANTS WAITING STATION FOR TROLLEY USERS; . WOULD ERECT MODE Delivers Annual Message To Common Council, Calling Attention To In North End; Denies Trying To Hamper School Board, Saying Only Best Education, i oiomer™, "o, A With Economy, Is Wanted For Children. In his annual message to the com- mon council, delivered last evening. Mayor A. M. Paonessa Incorporates & number of important suggestions and reviews the work done during the past year by the different departmen of the city government Part of the message I8 devoted to a Aiscussion of the school situation and the mayor denies that he wishes to deprive children of any opportunity for education, He insists that he wants to give them the best edueation faci! ties procurable and says that the ob ject of his eriticlsm has been to do this more economically, if possible Mayor Paonessa plleves that th patrons of the Connecticut company should be provided with a waiting room, saying “The Connecticut com- pany should provide sueh a station and 1 believe it our duty to demand that it ba done.” A new city bullding, one not more than two stories in height, {8 recom. mended, The mayor favors disposing ©f the present buliding and erecting o odern structure, Attention is paid to the need of fire protection In the €nd of the city Mayor Paonessa compliments the public commissions on the manner in which they have discharged their du- ties and for their harmony. The message, complete, follows: “To the members of the common council; “Gentlemen: “In accordance with the provisions of the city ¢ r, I submit herewith my second annual statement of the fi- nanciz! condition of our city, and my recommendations for carrying on the functions of the several departments for the ensuing year. increasting north Financial Statement Indebtedness ‘Water Bonds .. Sewer Bonds .. Street Bonds .. Subway Bonds Municipal Building Bonds. . Park Bonds Refunding Bonds School Bonds 40,000 1,808,000 00 s Sinking Punds Water Bonds ..$200,132.28 wer Bonds .. . 219,256.99 Street Bonds .. 39,867.01 Municipal Building Bonds ~|ernment, in this policy of pay-as-you- The charge of eight per cent of the! 24,683.26 | than five per cent of the grand list, jamong adjoining property owners, will NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 10238 or §4,655,000.0¢ ness, minus am leaves $3,647,168 rowing balanee Our net indebted. nt of water bends making our bors $1,007,581.85 Public Works Department “The department of publie Need Of Fire Protection will bhe great that the husier, are even coming season hecause of the appropriations for mere sueh pave. fey to have on the more heavily trav. eled streets of our city Park Nonds T1,387.3% Hchoo! Bonds §4,405.04 | the hoard of public works reorguniz- . the entire department, eurtuiling | $630.731.05 |the forces to some extent, at a sav- - ing of approximately $7,000 Net Indebtedness $4,632,165,02, "The opening of Hungerford Court which was agitated for a number of n Hand At the End of the | years, will provide an excellent outlet Fiscal Year 1023 for traffic from Arch street to the alances | General Fund $75.158.04 lower end of Main street, diverting a Water Fund T e 24,024.21 | great amount of vehicular traffie from : Reweor Pund 7/the already congested center of the | Subway Fund 4,764,78 | business distriot, | 11,200.74 “Work s progressing on the now Park Commissioners 46,462.52 | trunk line sewer In the northeastern | Cometery Committee . 1 74 |#ection and will be continued as ra-| City Bullding Fund , ey | 91 | pidly as possible, Work will be start. | New School Duilding Fund 213,785.876d shortly on another trunk line sew- | Dog License Fund 2,810,88 [er in the Jerome streot section, Theso | Publie Amusemeont Com. projects are among the most import- | fitreet ITmprovement Fund mission . 229,92 |ant sewer construction matters to be Reserve Fund Liguor started in many years, | License . Water Department Munieipal Tee Fund , : Comfort Station Construcs tion Fand veenes Street Department Fund, ., Munielpal Garage Fund . State Aid to Widows' Fund Municipal Home Service Pureau “Within 4 very short time, the first installment of the gigantic program | undertaken by the board of water | | commissioners, to holster up the re- |serve supply of water, will have been completed, For about two years work has been under way on the digging of .._,.‘wvll from which a maximum of pos- Total Balance, Mar. 31, '23 $401,404,71 | #lbility three milllon gallons per day “While on the subject of city fi-|Will be provided in case of emergency. | nances, 1 desire to call the attention|Our city is about to realize the fruits| of your honorable body to the fact|of the careful planning along lines of | that it Is the opinion of our board of | safeguarding our water supply. finance and taxation that the appro- “The board of water commissioners priations made to the several depart-| has In mind a plan to add another ments for the present fiscal year will |main from Lake Bhuttle Meadow, to be sufficient to finance every meas-|strengthen the supply in the southern ur planned, and unless there is an|section of the city. This is another extraordinary emergency, my polley | evidence of the resources which are will be to discourage overdrafts, in|at our command and it is safe to say order that the closing months of the that New Britain will not suffer for year may not find our city short of | want of water for many years to r\‘m‘r:; as has been the case fOF Sever- | soma if ever, al years. “Duri el e ; “Had it not been for the extra X e The "::;;"f;:'d”' Sy ::_":;"N"""; "‘_”"; “‘"‘ < “;“‘ YERT | ments by which the neighboring town, against the grand list of the present or periin iy being supplied water, fil- fiseal year, to make up deflclencles, it/ ;0" 1500 r1t want there, without in would have becn possible to provide "5 % '© (B i money for all the improvements al.|®1Y Way endangering our own suppu.i One of the most important changes lowed in the present yvear's budget, | g | at a tax rate lower than that of last|!n OUT city charter, now'in the process | year. I want the assistance of your|Of adoption in the legisiature, con- | honorable body, and the cooperation Cerns our method of assessment for of every department of the city gov- SUPPIying water in the ecity streets. 5,700.11 2.344.04 139,80 §32.75 918.9 he | cost of installation of water mains is, | sound business procedure. in the opinion of the board of water | “Our grand list at the present time | commissioners, unfair . to property is $03,300,000.00. The law permits/ owners, and the charter change, by our city to bond itself for not more|which the assessment will be spread g0, because I consider this to \ \ Use enough Rinso to get the big lasting suds that loosen all the dirt king in it loosens all RN NEW BUILDING works | has had a busy year and indleations | W88 inaugurated on that A consid. | Fhared pave. | indge ment hae been installed and there are | ment, whieh, I believe, it 1s good pel- | “During the fiseal year just elosed, | the dirt ~ - With this new kind of soap, soaking takes the place of rubbing. No drudgery—no wear and tear on the clothes. Rinso is so rich in cleansing power that just soaking in its thick lasting suds loosens all the dirt. When you rinse out your clothes the dirt floats right off. Only the very dirtiest places will nced a light rubbing with a little dry Rinso. Then even these spots disappear at once. Whichever way you wash— Rinso makes it easier You do not have to change any of your usual steps — just use Rinso where you used to use bat soap. It makes every washday method easier. For soaking, for boiling, for washing machines Rinso is ideal-——the only soap you need. Rinso is made by the makers of Lux, the largest soapmakers in the world. Just as Lux has made all fine laundering safe and easy, so Rinso has taken all the harmful rubbing and drudgery out of the family wash. Get Rinso today at any grocery or department store. It comes in two sizes, the regular size and the big new package. Lever Bros. Co, 164 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. FOR CITY OFFICES o+ | people of the eity on our publie funds! *T am strongly in faver of the es: | priation for the appeintment of ten preve far more ¢ e ar tory to al leoncerned have receded materially during the | tablishment of a cooling plant at the 'additional patreimen, is desirous Fire Department past year. When bread winners are | munielpal abatteir, whieh, I under-'of improving the sfficiency of the A notable ehange In our fire fight. 'WNable (o obtain employment, the stand, the health department will partment further, b' installing & sig- Ing system hecame effective Aprill 1, Sharity department feels the depres. | recommend in due time. nal light system. The neeu 11y 1923, The two platoon system, whieh | #190, and the report of the finaneial “The health department is deserve police station and court room is again rtment at the ing of congratulations on the suceess called to police attention by the po- eondition of the 4 olose of the fiseal year showed an un- | of the efforts in the Interests of a expended halance of §10,000, a great | great humanitarian cause, being put portion of whieh was saved hecause 'foerth at the New Britain sanatorium of the improvement in husiness and | Sueh endeavor is worthy of the un. industrial conditions about the eity. ' qualified support of all good citizens. Aate, after lice commissioners, and I belleve that these are matters worthy of the seri- ous consideration of your henerable body and the general publie Tax Collection severa is as vet i its inf years of agitation but it is my eonvietion by others in a pesition to that & greater degree of of ficleney than was possible under the - T LU R, DO | for th Work will he started shortly on & Gonrt of Honor, The change by whieh collection of 91 desire, at this time, 1o again ean M€Y PUllding in which the female in-| <A committee I8 at work on plans persona! taxes is made by the prop. the attention of vaur honorahle hady, [TPIE8 0f the town home will be | for a permanent memerial to the New erty tax collector has resulted in a 15 th Tiead fan inoreased e mbotes housed "‘hP completion of this| Britain men who 1ald down their lives saving of severalthousands of dollars ton to the rapidle growing northern WIGINE Will mark the elimination of |1y the World War, and 1 expect that to the elty, and T belleve there should the danger (o the feeble Inmates. ' ere another year has passed, some- not he a return to the fermer system seetion of our eity, It was impossible whioh lurks in the present Women's thing of an appropriate and lasting | of having twe tax eollectors :,’.\:»"l:..'.l.:‘..:‘" APRIORTIIAD SetAN o~ | department nature will have been established to City Clork's Office IR anetion thia ycar Pt anS TR Health Department, the memory of our heroes “Receipts of the eity elerk's office {s not fav distant when this protec. Tt is with a sense of full realisa- | Clayton Crossing during the year ending Mareh 31, et e e ™ 2 tion of the importance of publie “After years of endeaver, during 1923, were approximately 11,500 il be & reall ' NEW FIALY yaqith that 1 recommend to your | whieh there were times of discourage:- greater than the receipts of the pre- normal scheol, now in the process of [ o0 eanie body the adoption of the ment, definite steps have been taken eceding year. The cost of operating i1l greatly enhanee construation, will greatly enhance the proposed ordinances te require that toward the elimination of the danger- this office was redused In the amount development of this rectlon, and It/ a)) raw milk sold in New Britain ous grade crosing at Clayton in the (of $1,600 and I have no reason to will be the duty of the officials and | come from tubereulin-tested ecows, town of Newington, 1 wish at this|belleve that the efficieney of the ofs citizens of our city to provide the|and all other milk be paateurized | time to thank the members of the eity flee has been weakened needed station, cquipment and fire The health department is strongly in ' government, the Chamber of Com- Comfort Station company favor of such legisiation, | merce, and all others who assisted in| “A mueh needed improvement dur. ing the year the publie comfort station. This is another project which was agitated for many years and is only now being realized, Walting Station sometime 1 have (Continued on Thirteenth Page.) “It i my hope that the ehange in bringin bout the order of the Pub. Iayout of the ecity for garbage collee- lic Utilities Comminsion, to eliminate tion will prove satisfactory, as the this death trap. this community, is tha department of present method of collection has Police Department public charities, and it is with pleas. caused no end of complaint, which| “During the past year, many sure and satisfaction that T am per.|the health department was unable to | changes have been made in the of- mitted to call to your attention the offsct until the funds for a changed 'ficial personnel of the police depart- fact that the demands of the needy system were provided, {ment, The department has an appro- Public Chariti “Perhaps the best haromster of business and industrial conditions in “For given is Your Last ' Chance | to take advantage - of this offer This week only, the merchants 0. NEW BRITAIN giving you a double incentive to 5 1lay in a supply of cleanser. : They offer to sell you SUNBRITE, the famous double-action cleanser on the following basis: 1 CdAN at the regular price 7C This opportunity will . 1 3 2 not be repeated in CAN at a special price 1 C Springfield. 2cansat - - - 8c SUNBRITE CLEANSER is not an ordinary product. Its remarkable double action is quickly making it a universal favorite throughout the country. The fact that it Sweetens and Purifies while it Cleanses and Scours, : makes it the choice of every good housekeeper. Its very Jlow price places it within reach of all. Sunbrite Don’t pass it by. is unsurpassed ' to clean things fast T ——————— e