New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 6

BUDGET HEARINGS FOR 1926-27 OPEY City Departments Explain Needs to Finance Board NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ———=_—_—= |GIANNINT CONCERT MAY YET BE GIVEN New Plan Halts Cancellation- Directors to Decide 1926. | high school students and about $60 | for the elementary school pupils, The amount asked In the appro priation is divided into the following | Teacl day school, $7¢ Reception To Returned Tourists | ! itoms janitorsy Bears drts the 1AADE Pk ACCISICAID alr school rten s pection i vacation s iperintend Increases in ulnost ev ftem o proposed expenses for 1 2 asked by the school be t a hear ing of the board of finance and ation last night public amu which | | became known late yesterday after- | HLas Wik W b noon may mean that the concert of | A $ ; ; i i Dusolina Glannini, rapldly rising | ment commission and t) American operatic celebrity, under | | service burean resented i g h the auspices of the New Britaln | budgets, for king v g " ¢ it s I 8 | | Unforeseen developments were increase "“:\\‘" nd the Musical elub may be held, after all ter asking for the sam provided The ling the con- ast year. The elty hall commission cert was written but not sent when | in its budget asked for $ 0 for the new developnents Their \ :‘ul;:;::“‘;n ~Tn i t”':-“yp. it nature might make it possible for | | st the musical club to risk the concert. £ 81 In epite of the fact that the di- HM\ : rectors voted to cancel the concert, | . ind naturally the conclusion was general that the event of Feb. 28 would not take place, the directors row will hold another meeting on Thureday night and finally decide once mere what 13 to be done about arents, after which he went to it. The outlook now s that the Palestine, then to Parfs and back | concert will not be cancelled, to the United States. Never in history of the club | Mr. Gans has also heen touring hA® such a remarkable thing oc- Europe concentrating his attention | curred and the directors will be glad upon Palestine, He reports unusual | when the question is finally decided prosperity in Palestine, with an un- | one or the other. The decision usual number of Amerlcans promi- ' to cancel the concert came after a nent in the life of Palestine. Both lengthy discussion over the week- of the tourlsts will tell of thelr ex- | end, but before the actual telegram periences abroad at the meeting | of cancellation to be sent came the tonight. | possibility that the concert could be | held. The directors, unwilling to | let an opportunity pass to give the of | concert if at all possible, will lend careful consideration to the new || plan, again will decide the | fion all over again Thursday | ML t. is conceded by some of | them the chances now are | telegram can: Holm t voard Amuscient Budget, fation of $3,000 wa lic amusement com cipal ftem belng $2 round instructor all forms of recreatic and winter. 1001 arose, Public is inc for exte nding . ording to Supt Holmes of the school de ]vuh is badly in need of complete overhauling. He said that when t system was installed in t tion of the school, 1 found t it could mot work with the system in the old bullding. He declared that the pipes are 8o small that there was | a decided lack of radiation. Last week the rooms were 80 cold the children had to be dismissed, he |’ Y said. He urged a change in the sys- tem. Chairman P. F, King of the school board explained the need of a drain- system At the Smalley school y which is situated at the top an 18 foot elovation. During storms, water flows over the crest onto neighborhood property on Hart- ford avenue. He sald he reccived nu- merous complaints from the people in that neighborhood. The budget the property heating syste 8 H. ment, the need of this G, Kranowitz of at the| A Jonas GLORGE L, GANS JONAS GOLDSMITH that reception will Goldsmith be ten and George L. who have just returned from Pa by the Congregation | rethren Sons of Istacl, tonight at the §:30 o'clock, at Km street synagogue. Invitations have been it to 150 Mr. Goldsmith went to threc months Cherbourg, France, to Lithuania where was at it was ar city during the year. He running track at in not getting se there s s and other hore, ‘o spoke of the | possibilities of skiing and tobogan- ning ih Walnut Hill park, and skat- ng on the pond in North End park where competitive events and skat- ing exhibitions could be run off. The possibility of forming an amateur basketbal lleague was spoken of by the commissioner who stated that school gymnasiums could be scene of many other months of ared that th Brook pa it e to The Reason for LaTouraine Quality La Touraine coffee is the pick of the world’s best coffee crops—roasted according to the famous La Touraine secret formula. 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