New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 4

SEWER CONTRAGT 13 TAKEN FROM BARONE Hartford Man Unable to Carry Out Commonwealth Ave. Job The regular of public works was st evening with and Commissioners Miyn and Hartford next meeting o works he wou as to the man was carrying o contract w t construction wealth avenue his letter to Pa appear before the and show reason why the the work ould not from him. Barone ay The city engineer te that Barone wa the work un stipulated | loing limit with a ty for every duy tl 1 on over 70 d vs have already el is not h 8 ary 21 there has been no work on the job. There ral attuch against Barone and some of the job has been at. are seve ments machinery on the tached Barone was usked of the questior that he had bl gnng during the eold spell Py had run inte guicksand great deal more wigter than he his ld the bourd | Alaskau via md.v‘vu‘nl‘w.” * | giant dirigible. i ey v\ml;‘« of party, hnd ide Seattle Left to g and . J. ( t: NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNEbDAY I‘EBRUARY‘ 13, 1924. I This is the advance party of the U. 8, from W ashington, Robert ‘arter, ). O Franeis, A. expected when he underteok the work. When questloned by the board ! e admitted his mabllity to eo the joh with the chments nst him board N e yatter t away fre o ety ¢ P vice re awarding o tract ative to the co Project ) t Approve Monroe St A hearing was held feot fr street, caserly from Ar wood street, and the street, grade and buildi hearing was also held a struction of a sower Five property owns hearing and all re both of taking ti poses outlined and econstruction of a sewer on The board approved the land and the sewer and recommer the commen counci Want Conditions Remedicd A letter was read from the of health advising the boa of pub "Ped ™ t jowe lic works of t s cash as tions near the O questing the board are installed or s of land, 50 i "3 GILDA GRAY, QUEEN OF “ - SHIMMY, HOLDUP VICTIM Yamous Dancers Reports Jewels Worth $150,000 and $2,000 in Cash ted 1 Feb. 13 1 to the § had b« ry va sehool making it ext ful. 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