New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 11

& NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1926. 'n TAKES NEW FLING AT'RULROADING |- Sablotsky Again Raps Board of Public Works | “The board of public works seems to have no respect for the mayor and no respect for his committee,” | Councilman Samuel Sablotsky clared last night when he critic| the commission for the third time in enting | contained in|* eetings for ations not printed reports Councilman Sablotsky is leading a movement to require advance no- tice of all recommendations ing from boards. Several days prior to each meeting, council membe receive in t mail a printed copy of each board’s recommendations, but the: public works commission a most without exception supplemen its reports on the night of the meet- pre: com- as follows: | ant finance and taxation were adopted |ruled off the streets, was tabled in-| | defnitely. Mayor Weld ‘or & E: propriation of $150,000 | | Hou un eppropritiof of $150.008 | doiit on' tha orai’vola 't s stastd for the board of water commission- s : i vot wed 13 for tabling and ers to meet the expenditures for the | i Yo" N i s ,SUDDIy; for an 8P| o ciaimaifor dan . from the backing up of Broa board to acquire I erect | 1o SoiR ok S hirand street's storm water were new schools, for an appropriation of T sed on to the claims committee. $4,000 to be taken‘trom the emer-|ysi amolak asken $438,01, and B.| RUIAE ihad cer Lits, g Bajek claimed §2 for and Goodwin street to accom- 4 - amage to merchandi: modate the new Roosevelt schoo e for an appropriation of $6 i g from the general fund to pay sTaonty ST oot e of the wate town order, dated Marel 1564, Ulomobils ain school fund, $1,40 town note dated March 1, 1578; $1,- 3 dated March 1, 1586, treasurer of the city |© ized and empowered to sell | the capital stock of the Phoenix National Bank now carried in’the New Britain school fund for deposit the amoun itain savings bank; t authorized and emp to sell twenty-seven shares of | stock of the Hartford-Aetna onal Bank at par, $2.700 deposit ived from Louis Raphael for the sale of land was ge resulting sewer 0. Both were rd for travel- | the aitow board for > were paid over the Sablotsky. the reg- meeting, but a special session last ed paid a plumbis it fee wys re- mum to §1 for duced from a § $ and $2 for larger | work up to $ jobs. Alderman J littee maki rage needs said presented soon which wi rstandings as to the wppropriation is to with other speaking for a com a survey of sew a report will at res uses to I s misand ch a $7,000 $2,500 T be puf and it connections ippropriations. in |1y The refrigerator cost $2 a $15 a month. A new refrigerator, installed late- in the labratories of the board of health, was approved by the board. 50 and oper- are approximately Due to the fact that the Assoclated Pr held for York—A busi 1 for a new |y ago with e peddling imperative, the s from a basket now ha led subject to ap- | annual ir 000,000 a y | heirs have sold o An application a Wall rs who have taken market located on Be | note ; e nsurohtEe hY from St. Mary's parochial | apart t house dwellers from , was referred to a committee | del investigation. The committee will hold a hearing in the matter. | The applicant has built the place he the market but is sion of the board be- | o es iuto the place. Dr. E. | 4, n was appointed to cooper- | . with Dr. Pull:n and to make a report to the boa It v voted to se 1al Amer ition's convention rom October 11 to 14 b pai by th The inci expenses no meectings have been some time and the ne refrigerator w: machine was ins proval by the boa started 3 chicken ver street, for d Dr. Pullen to | an Public Health | in Buffalo All expenses | board. i itor question came up hoard and Dr. Pulien the board of urg, explaining from FLASHES OF LiFE: TARIFF AND SHORT New and Ha don wer | Thom t to he fou rmers’ wives man Fiske of mination of 1 the Lif York Sarasota Improvement Co. : h \ h el Hertle winne Smart, ourn, (P—John mat Bryan of | court — e » in which they had stock and for an order restraining the com- pany from disposing of any assets. 'he bill of complaint alleges that 1 majority stockholders of y are handling the busi- and property of the company, “for their own benefit and in fraud of plaintiffs, and for the purpose of 1 depriving the Sarasota t Company and the stockholers therein of of said company amounting to pproximately - FRECKLES ¢lls How to Get Rid of These Ugls Spots and Have a Beautiful Complexion kles, - e anteed to $500,000, Othine from apply and you worst ear, while 1 entirely n ounce it skin and uble strength nder guarantee met in that investigation er who will make Drive On Rutherford Falls Flat o e pro- Approve Slanghter House Addition opposition to an The council approved lary of building for an additions to the ibattoir, Architect Max T submit r the today ing. Sablotsky claims this cedure amounts to “rallroading” and as a member of the mavyor's cre committee to revise council pro- cedure he hopes to hav mendations so offered tabled. The sixth er took exception last night to payment of a bill of |sideration 32,600 to Joseph Battaglia, a con-|this time t It was held for by the health offi in- a report at meeting. Belgian Govt. Wants to Forhid Bread Importation Aug. 19, (P— | nt has pre- | to < forbidding s work on | considered Haus will nformed | e n health tions recom- fore stat war and commence he co have at once. cerns whom contracts been made i Baleiie mselves ab i 2 Ge Joh ctor, who completed a job | the or the department of public works. | from The bill did not come before the|were moved not by opposition to finance committee, but was signed | amount, but because salary increas , Alderman Walter petitions must to questions, En- th of Dece said the money rep-! tn arter. Councilman Hausmann cent installment due | read sections of the charter showing contrac that every salary must come up for approved by the common leration w ot a 2 Falk declared the bill could have ancy. r e i 00: he been paid without reference to the H y creat v § S : atad re-| which brings the sala ) and con- part| council, it was expla has 4] reral contract ord son of New Br plumbin A. Mills ain refrigeration, Refrigeration Co. of Hartford, $6,- s Lotz Asbestos Co, of ad tracks, of Bos. Re ain ymission come Automatic reply rovements eer Williams resents a 15 Battaglia under a mo not v essent n on, per 750; oveth ment of Rail™ under cont mplation Tram ese s s are program 1paign for r and Further to prosecute an ifon in | in im- measures in the campaign to improve the Belgian franc are now under consideration Th, Quick Pile Relief Hem-Roid {s committee since it ecor cefved the council’ of the contract. Claims Against City Recommendations of the cliims committes were adopted as follows Mrs. Frank £136 ages resulti on icy sidewalk; A damage to his was struck by a George §. Fischer who claimed dam age from water flowing off the Val- c entine B, Chamberlain school, leave | people on their w to withdraw; Mary Beaudoin, dam-|walk in the roadway in the morn- ages to a dress caused by a pro-|ing, Sablotsky claims truding plank on Broad etreet, leave Boy Bootblacks Win Out to withdraw motion of the sam Finance Board Report Recommendations of the board of previously o. k. as a resolution w ed on motion Al Tudd Ith Board in Session Favors Local Produnce Dealers g | by introduced > ordinance Councilman Sablo a resolution to have committee prepare a For dam- i use of the farmers’ market on |wee an | Coi stre to local d for | The nan said loc: should be pre axpayers. 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