New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1923, Page 18

GILL RAPS LAWYER ON DAMAGE CLAIM Alderman Pays Respects to Judge| - Klett at Meeting of Council * At the regular May meeting of the commeon counell last night, favorabie action was taken on Dr, ¥, P health ordinances, $1,000 was voted to! hegin work on a permanent Wwar memorial, subject to the approval of the board of finance; a petition of ex servicemen for use as headquarters of the New Britain club rooms when they are vacated, was referred to the oity hell commission; ordinances to ine erease buildings permit fees were lald over one month, and an Increase of | 300 was voted in the salary of Ru- perintendent of Sewers M. P, O'Rrien, The high spot of the meeting was &n attack by Alderman John ¥, G, republican, on the political activities of certain other membhars of the party. Alderman €. I, Dehm took the chair while Mayor Paonessa presented his annual report as printed elsewhere in this paper. After he had concluded that read. g, Alderman Gill moved that the| gouncl! aceept and approve the mes. shge and place it in the minutes, The alderman complimented the mayor and goncluded by asserting that “we are fortunate in working under a man of his calibre.” After the motion had been car- rled, Alderman W, H. Judd took the ehatr, Beveral petitions for improvements were received and referred to hoards, including one for repairs to Fllis atreet from Rocky Hill avenue to Cherry street. Ex-Servicemen Want Rooms. ‘ The following communication was received from ex.servicemen's organ- izations: . “The undersigned, members of the ex-servicemen's organizations, beg 1save to petition that your honorable body request the City Hall commls- son to designate the use of the rooms now occupied by the New Britain club as quarters for all ex-service. men's organizations of the city with- out charge, when these rooms are va- cated by the New Britain club.” | The petition was signed by the following men, acting for their re. spective organizations: For Stanley 1ee's Post, G. A. R, by 8. H. Wood, com- | : ks mander, and Willlam F. Sternberg, adjutant; for A, G, Hammond Camp, 8panish War Veterans, by Alfred H. Griswold, commander, and W- W. Bul- len, past commander; for Kosclusko post, World War Veterans, by TLeon Haberski, commander, and John Mal- gosky; for Walter J. Smith post, Vet- erans of Foreign Wars, by Raymond C. Frost, commander, and Nathan C. Avery, senior, vice-commander; for New Britain Chapter Disabled Veter- ans of the World War, by Dewey 0. Belander, commander, and Fred Fleischauer, adjutant; for Eddy-Glov- er post, No. 6, American Legion, hy Willlam W. T. Squire, commander, and Gardner C. Weld, past command- er, Alderman Judd moved adoption of the petition and its reference to the city hall commission. He explained that the quarters will be vacant when the Elihu Burritt hotel is built, Tt 15 proposed to give oach organization ! CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. Harris ~Gencral Trucking— 99 WEST ST. TEL. 1233-3 AT IR Store Your Furs o L e HUDSON FUR SHOP We will call. Tel. 770 —SPARTAN— CORD TIRES AND RED CORD TUBES GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES | said New Haven gives part « | and collectors, purchase | coal, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDA by RHEUflMATlSM ream which | il be expeeted o furnish A petiti Ammiss America Permitt om th Park MUNYON'S e i, Crusherg f the milk )} elsewhere, Dy and the effect on insignificant Practically I here I8 pre d the couneil dealers would he il south to th street I e } hmitted by ks and was approve anell. The petition will L Couneliman Nair today to the P, I, © | in the ecity was invited te be re SASEAA; Judd mie sented at & hearing and nething favored immediate action revenue of $4,000 ren Theumati v 0 of 04 renta, Guideto Health, free The amendment to postpone spent for G. A. R e Scranton | On motien of Councilman Nair the ml. rdinance was adopted pay the I.. H. Motor Co. of Hartford :!u:ur Klett and would not tuer flulwellnppm (.l'llrmu'- Raise $1,180 for an automobile delivered to|™ recommendations. When the salary commitiee r»m.n:v the park hoard, it was approved o [ Chairman Nair thought the settle. |/mendad an increase of 8300 in the motion of Alderman 1iehm | ment was a good one as the woman's | #alary of the sewer department super- Dehm I | injurles be of a permanent |intendent, Counellman Cadwell sald ehm Beaten on Vote nature, {1t should not he granted bhecause it Councliman L, P, Stanley explained Couneilman Walter Falk, a member | did not come in on time the benefits to be derived from a card | of the committes, sald he asked the| Alderman T, I, Conlon said the eity syatem In the assessors’ office and | commitiee \J X why had would lose a valuable and conselen. Mayor A. M, Paonessa said it was an |€ranted on a 8124 elaim, He said the tious worker if O'Hrien left the elty's economical move, Chalrman K. A.| matter waa satisfactorily explained employ McCarthy was given the floor for a| Councliman F, 8 Cadwell, who| The mayor said he always felt that more complete explanation moved the payment of §200, sald that [ 'Relen was underpaid After a discussion, Chairman Me. | Judgs Kiett had witnesses to show | Pna {nerease was granted without a Carthy said remarks on the motion | the woman's physical condition, the | qissenting vote are wasted as the purchase has condition of the walk and various ready been made on authority other conditions He sald the com Report On Memorial viously given was received from ‘mlhm- considered the possibility of | A report the During the debate Alderman Dehm | future operations and made the | permanent memorial committee stat. had moved to lay aver for one month | award higher than asked .||\[ that the World War The original report was ndnpud had a mes Alderman Gill said he Corp. cannot turn over its funds. Dehm's amendment being ignered ‘--xr to convey to the publie, vmu’ He raised objection and a new vote [being that claimants need not 5|':M‘4plnv’r‘l at the entrance to Walnut Hill was taken, The was | money on attorney's fees 'park. An appropriation of $1,000 to lost It was voted to pay the bill seeure sketches and hegin work was Recommendations of the printing] Other claims were paid without ' gought and supplies committee for the pur.|ohjection on the part of the council Councllman Hellherg moved adop- chase of typewriters for the assesors | Pure Milk Ordinances, [t1on of the resolution and asked that Doke for re e Ot olection | Atderman Dehm moved that ordls Dyson be heard, The o B |nances governing increases in build v {‘.:.Tl:r\u ;?::,'fi:;“::;"' 'nh' ‘:\::p:::::;: ing permit fees be laid over until the favorable actior the charity board to buy 190 tons '.vf::“‘n"::"""” code ia ready. It was providing for the purchase of |™q 400 cog to raquire all rav milk all coal for city departments in one| 4"\ "the oity to come from tuber- lot, were adopted, s A ideman p(_.‘l’] DR culin tested herds or be pasteurized clalms be considered separately, were suhmitted by the ordinance Councilman D, I.. Nair moved that | €OMmittee. o the olaim of E. B Lasher be settied| Alderman Dehm asked if Dr for $92.35, the amount asked for,|Would object toa postponement of one The claim was ordered patd month. He sald some dealers wanted Gill Criticizes Judge Klett to Jook into the matter. Then settlement of Mrs. Robert| Counciiman C. & Rradley objected. Johnstone's claim for $200 was K H® sald the ordinance committee recommended Alderman Gill asked if |heard favorable reports from nine the request was lower than the|dairymen. | amount paid, Councilman Stanley wanted action | Mrs, Johnstone was represented by |at once. He sald several months | Judge G. W. Klett in whose favor the would be required if it was to hecome order was to he drawn. The alder- |offective January 1. man asked how much was to be paid !urln Klett, “Of course George Klett's all right,” the alderman said. *Politically he'd take the pennies from a hlind man.” He charged that Chairman Nair, 4 lawyer, i8 technically disqualified be- cause he practices in court hr»!rm-i $10.00 FREE $10.00 worth of milk tickets will be given to the boy or girl who will suggest the best name for our new, modern dairy, lo- cated at 251 FAIRVIEW ST. Only Pasteurized Milk Used Send Your Suggestion To “Dairy” at the Ahove Address Galbraith & Pattlson CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS GARAGES oo 1 f publie weo dealer pre but He iy sald every here is eme will ess §75 Headguarte s head- | ose A | now He | s ity was hall for this purpose When a resolution was offered l..l down | may heen al pre- The Dehm motion {Chairman G, W lehatrman explained 'plan, after which |was taken “Don't be ‘dilly-dallying’ and acting llke a bunch of children” sald |Mayor Paonessa when Alderman all| Tee DR.F.COOMBS The Naturopath Physician and Colropractor 252 MAIN COR. WEST MAIN Phone 765 Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P, M, Genuine Naturopathy adds years to life, pep, power, endurance and nerve encrgy. I use the very latest | and all forms of the electrical. 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New B:it in ONE OF THE TRAVELING, SIGA PAINTERS WORKING \ ON THE OLD TIMMENS BLOCK DROPPED IS WORK, Two HOURS BEFORE TAE NOON WHISTLE BLEW STk TODAY