New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, -MONDAY, APRIL 28 1924 s, 0 THIS 15_BICYCLE WEEK | APRIL 26th to MAY 3rd, Both Inclusive . portance. A number of committees will also report on their activities at Calls Attention o ReSTiCtions 'icnie" s wins™ 5 Dustvess sersion | Forbidding Their Construction William L. Hatch has written Chairman D. L. Nair of the common | council commi on ordinances urging that-a change be made in the present ordinance governing the consruction of guruges. Mr. Hatceh's letter tollows: “The present ordinance prohibits a built or a buiiding made ge, within 00 feet of a church or schoolhouse. This is very proper in a residential se n, but iy tne business sceton it prac- ctically cuts out a great deal ot the possible locations for garages, and prohibit rages from being built in just the place most suituble for that class of building. “I am enclosing herewith, ity may, and have shown in black ap- proximately the area in which a garage cannot be built under the present erdinance. You will see that after cutting out the ground oceu- pied by business blocks and factoric there is hardly a place within a re sonable distance from Main stre where a garage can be built, as lo as the present ordinance is in force, For instance, nearly all of the block bounded by Church, Elm, Chestnut and Main reet is ered by this 300 foot disirict. Alse the block be- tween Hungerford court and Arch| strect, and between Arch street and the normal school, the block be-| tween the railroad tracks and Church street, and the block between Wash- ington strect and Jigh street, and alzo the block between Walnut street and West Main street is largely cov- ered by the ordinance. Both sides of Main street, north of the tracks is largely in the® 00 foot dis- trict, *1 therefore think the ordinance prohibiting garages within 300 feet of a church or school house should apply only to the residential scctions of the city. “There is another matter T wish to| call your attention to. T'hat js, where the ordinance provides that no pri- vate garage shall be constructed so as to provide floor s ¢ of more than 270 squarc ach room. As a matter of faet great many private garages arc t with room for two cars, and metimes with room for three g, but without a partitions. 1 should not waut, for in- stance, a partition in my garage, separating the two cars, would not be as convenient to care for the cars in that case, 1 think some othdt wording could be devised that would protect residential - tions from public garages o enough for two or possibly three ears, without compelling the owner to put up a partition between the cara.” Friday Night Social At Washington School On Friday evenin May 2, at 8 eo'clock, thg Washing school l'ar- ents and Teachers' s ation will hold a meeting in the anditorium of | the school, The speakers of the eve- ning will be Mayor A. M. Paonessa, ! Ldward N, Iratt, of the school board, and Miss Mary 1, Dug- gan of the Burcau of Child Welfare, Partford, Mrs, Mary T. Crean will render voeal selections and wseveral numbers will be played by the Wash- ington school orchestra, Moving ple- tures will also be shown. Preceding the meeting, at 7:50 o'clock, the teachers will meet the parents in the ciass rooms to talk over the work of the children, ‘Amaranth Grand Court Holds Annual Meeting The Grand Court of Connecticut, Order of the Amaranth, held #ts an- nual scssfon lust Baturday in Masoni Temple, Meriden. The session was the Jargest ever held in this state, New Britain was honored by the clection of 8 F, Seama d Royal Pa- tron, Mrs, Doy a nd Associate Conductress ay a Norton as Grand Marshal in the TURNER PROPERTY SOLD, The Joscph Turner props Kensington avenue W at public auetion by B eommi of the superior court, Wihillam €. Cowlishaw for §1 The property was ordered 8o Judge Minman becanee of A gmong heirs, The auction w attended and bidding wa Al sleeping ranning out of Lo month in advance of departy E——— DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME OF THE CLEANER THAT CLEANSES FROM CELLAR T0 ATTIC ELPCTRIO CLEANERS SOLD, RESTED and REPAIRED The Cowles Elec. Co. Tel 994 118 LYONS ST. railroad | d refreshments will be served. Commerce Chamber Banquet The committee in charge of the an- nual banquet of the Plainville Cham- | ber of Commerce ich will be held | Tuesday evening, 6, in Masonic mple, has all plans made to handle one of the largest gatherings on rec- | ord for an affair of its kind. | Re Sa) arewell Rev. Ge on, resigned rec- tor of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour, took his final farcwell of | Plainville this morning to take up his new work in the parishes of Hunting- SES AR i Agents for a » BICYCLE FOR WORK and PLEASURE WINCHESTER BICYCLES Fully Guaranteed and Equipped With New Departure Coaster Brake $29.50 . BLUE RIBBON BICYCLES $32.50 o SECOND HAND BICYCLES $10.00 ., All Repair Work Done at Low Prices and Guaranteed Stop incand Ask About Our Free Bicycle Plan PETER ROSSO OPEN EVEN 336 EAST MAIN ST. During the vacancy caused Hilton's de the senior ments for next Sunday will be made later in the week. Going to Sonthington Tomorrow night, Pythian lodge, K. of P, of Plainville, will visit \\‘Illiam‘ ery lodge of Southington, Open honse is being obscrved and an enter- | tainment, consisting of a minstrel show, will be given by the local lodge. Plainville Briefs Charles Sames of t street ng friends in New York city few days. Leslie Ma ry has vesigned his tion 1 the Trumbull Electric Mrg. Co., and will leave today for his | former home in Saxcville, New Brunswick, Cuns | James H, Henry and sister, Anne, have returned to their home in Phils | delphia after spending a few days {the gnests of William Calmback East street, Miss Lmma Danner of Central Square is seriously ill at the New Dritain General hospital, g . 1. Avery, who had his right arm | amputated at the w Britain Gen- | eral hospital recently, and who is suffering from blood poisoning, is re- ported to be slightly improved, The condition of Mrs, Charles W, Hird of Maple street who has been 11l | {at her home for the past two months, is slightly improved, | The town plan commission will | mect tonight at § o’clock in the Town hall, Brock-Barnes post, American Le- gion, will hold a joint meeting with ' the Ladies' Auxiliary and fathers of | ; y | exservicemen in the post rooms to- | inght. Mrs. Henry S Tredennick of 48 | Maple strect has returned home after {a short Hllness at the Hartford hospl- tal. Mpe. Tredeinick is very much improve THE STRONGEST AND EASIEST RUNNING BICYCLE EVER BUILT Reliable moving by hour or cons tract, Call 177, it pays. All goods are insurcd Long distance work a ‘vswrml!\, Thomas A. Costcllo, 62 | Plerce 8t Tel, 177, S— Sold On Easy Time Payments Mave your moving done by a ve. e ——————— sponsible party, The only closed mov. fng van in tow I"hone 56-4. G. A Tigit . ay " B e it Visit our showroom during bkt Bicycle Week ST The HENDERSON CYCLE CO. ants, 1, B, Willlams' 170 East Main Street Tel. 3082-3 GET YOURS TODLY! EVERYBODY’S PICKING A Scientifically Designed Frame Giving Maximum Strength At All Points CARD OF THANKS We wish to sincercly thank all our Kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy towards us in our recent bercavement in the death of our love ing wife and mother, Mrs, Pettronella Hultenons, and we also thank them for the beautiful floral offerings o8- pecial the members of the Plaine ville Congregational ehureh and the | employes of the Standard Steel and Dearings, Ine, Rigned, John Hultencus, husband, Oscar and Rudioph Hulteneus, sons. RECTTAL BY MISS MORAN, Invitations to a recital by Miss Catherine Moran, soprano soloist at €, Margaret'a church, Waterbury, Lave been pecstved by frisnds in this city. The recital will be hold Tues. tay at Leavenworth hail, Waterbury 1t will be Mies Moran's first formal a nee in concert work, She will e assistod by Miss Artene Hall Chap- man, pianist. Miss Moran is a conusin of Mrs. Laura I'. 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Many pleasing improve- ABOVE PRICES ments have been brought about in the line for the ARE AT FACTORY, rommmy'ur.“hut l:;;&)m: lstoheundin;lyl low pri WES are still in effect: $35.00 for the juvenil .50 ESTVIRLD, MASS. and up for adult models—at Westheld. COLUMBIA ARCHBAR MOTOBIKE $42.0 —_—— ABOVE PRICES ARE AT FACTORY, WESTFIELD, MASS, ———— With each Bicycle sold this week we will give either a steel fish- ing rod or a good baseball. BRING THIS A DVT. WITH YOU MONIER BROS. Sporting Goods Store 38.42 MAIN ST. VERY day filled with sunshine, fresh air, muscle-building, man-making. Outwihdxepahvhopphea-flnemd dodiinpd:nonlynbkydck makes possible. Can you best it is right! No up- k speak of and priced so restnnably that every boy and girl Glhis is Bicycle Week