New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 5

Memorial Shaft Bids Analyzed: ;Fl]RI]’S SUDBURY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 1UrdDAY, JANUAKY 18, ival. Hayes Construction Co. Second | Committee Will Consider Three Contractors’ Sta- tus and Make Final Award at Later Meeting. Of the numerous bids on the con- struction of a World War veterans opened yester- day by the mayor's special commit- tee, only three are now under con- sideration, and until the competency, experience and financial responsibil- ity of the proposers are made known no award will be made. These three, which are the 1 est, include one local firm, the es Construction Co., whose $149,700 bid was second. Indiana limestone and Concord granite, the specifications of H. Van Buren Magonigle, design- ing architect, are contemplated in the Hayes bid. The lowest figure ‘was that of the W. W. Construction Co. of New York, offering to build of the same materials for $144,465. The Mark C. Tredennick Co. of Ne: York submitted a figure of $14 The committee will meet mittee’s wish to e ex begin in the spring after the frost has left the ground. Immediately upon the award of contracts quar- rying of material will be begun. Bids received by the: committce arei— Bids Received Marck C. Tredennick New York, Bethel white 1,716; Connecticut white gran- , $184,900; Concord white gran- $184,200; Indiana limestone shaft and parapet with Bethel white granite for st and base, $168,390; Connecticut white granite, 5 Concord white granite, company, granite $149,- New Yor! $263,200 Willlam _ Crawford, Bothel white granite, Dunnerstongranite, , with Bethel nd base, $1 969; Concord white 164; Kentucky limestone Bethel white grani Dunnerstone granite, $ necticut white granite, Concord white granite, $ W. L. Crowe Construction . New York, Bethel white gran- Connecticut white granite, Concord granite, $2 2 limestone shaft with Bothel white granite base and steps Connecticut white gra 50; Concord white & 5 W den, Bethel white g Connecticnt wh Coneord whitc diana limestonc white granite steps and b ; Connecticut white gr Concord white g tucky lime of. with B and base, memorial shaft to | white ! |cut white granite, £205,725; Concord | white granite, $206,475. | Hayes Construction company, New | Britain, Bethel white granite, $22 900; Connecticut white granite, $191, | 0; Concord white granite, $21 1100; Indlana limestone shaft and | |parapet with Bethel white granite | steps and base, $154,500; Connecti- | t White granite, $151,000; Concord white granite, $161,500. | Cennamo Bros. Inc., Bridgeport, Bethel white granite, $172,072; Con- | |necticut white granite, $170,600; | |Concord white granite, $181,700; In- | |diana limestone shaft and parapet | and Bethel white granite steps and | base, $154,500; |granite, $151,00 granite, $161,500. | W. W. Construction Co., N York, Bethel white granite, $2 “onnecticut white granite, Concord white granite, Indiana limestone shaft | |and parapet, with Bethel white | granite steps and base, $157,465; | Connecticut white granite, $152,46 Concord white granite, $144,46 Kentucky limestone shaft and para | pet with Bethel white granite steps and base, $168,465; Connecticut white granite, $163,465; Concord white granite, $155,465. Christopher Brothers, Peekskill, | Y. Bethel white granite, $229,000; Connecticut white granite, $193,900; Concord white granite, $234,000; In- diana_ limestone shaft and parapet wi‘h Bethel white granite steps and base, $197,000; Connecticut white granite, $196,000; Concord white | granite, $196,000; Concord white granite, $198,000. H. Van Buren Magonigle of New York, the architect who drew the plans for the proposed memorial, was at the meeting today. | Connecticut white | Concord white | ON POLICE BLOTTER The police were notified today of | he suspension of the operator's li- | nses of Joseph Brzozowski of 37| man strect and Haghert Hanson 50 Main street. Mrs. Bessie Prolusko of 93 Gold cet complained to Officer Patrick | Meehan yesterday that her husband would not let her in. The officer accompanied her home and she| packed up her helongings and left, while her husband stopd by and made no effort to restrain her. | Walter H. Dressel of 464 Burritt | street reported the theft of a pair, cates fastened to shoes from | automobile while parked on Court street. 1. M. Callahan of 223 Chestnut t reported to the police short- midnight that the ladder’ Stanley Rule and Level fire “2K cscape on Church street was down nd he walked against it. Alderman W. H. Judd reported to choonmaker last night ring a lumber jacket had ttempted to steal a sled from the judd home on Mu A\ planist often applies 3,000 ounds pressure to the keys of 10 in a minute, and at th ime reads 0 signe and make 100 finger movements, " fever outbreak in the town forced | of the old structure where SCHOOL CLOSES| Scarlet Fever Outbreak Causesf Dismissal of Class Sudbury, Mass, Jan. 18 (B — Henry Ford's new school house, latest addition to the synthetic | New England village which he is ' building here around famous old Wayside inn, isn't likely to see its | first class of little pupils again for | at least a week. It opened yesterday long enough for Mjss Martha Hopkins of Fort Fairfleld, Me., to ring an old fash- ioned hand bell and call the 14 children together but a scarlet it to suspend at the end of the | session. A realistic touch was added to the exercises when Mr. Ford brought a frisky lamb from hiy estate to gambol on the green, | made white by the snow of the previous day, just as Mary's little lamb of poetic fame did a century | ago. The school house is a coun- | terpart of the one at Sterling | which was immortalized in Jingles | reputed to have been written by | John Roulstone. The building itself contains parts once Mary E. Sawyer, original of the | poem, was wont to bring her lamb. Old fashioned seats and desks and | a cozy big stove of antique design | add to the effect. Only a Mary was missing. Of the | 14 children who responded to roll call not one responded to that | name. Mary Sawyer died in 1§93 at the age of 92 years. | The automobile manufacturer came here from Detroit especially for the occasion. He had personal- ly directed the removal here of the remains of the old school from Sterling, and the construction of the counterpart. ‘: The pupils who comprise the class are principally children of | employes at the Wayside inn; all | cxpenses of the school are being | paid by Mr. Ford. Officers Re-elected by People’s Savings Bank ! Officers and directors of the Peo- ple's Savings bank were reelected at the annual meeting last night and reports indicating a prosperous year were presented and accepted. The officers are: Leo Bojnowski, dent: Judge Bernard F. Gaff- John C. Loomis and Adam vice-presidents; Paul Nure- | arer; Stanley Arzylowic: ; Joseph Gll, assista | | | he board of dir: the following: tors is made up | Leo Bojnowsk nk M. Zim- . W. Godlew John €. anley ylowlcz, Paul Adam Greeki, B. 8. My John Ziejko, Angelo M. 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