New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 5

ST ot o b Siauid S WANT INCREASE IN INSPECTORS' WAGES Building Board Would Add $1,800 to Salary Costs An increase of $700 in the salary of plumbing inspector and of $1,100 in that of the electrical inspector, together with provision for transpor- tation for both, will be recommend- ed to the common council, to be made eftective when successors to P. J. Tormay and C. J. Curtin, the re- tired inspectors, are appointed. These salaries, provided the com- mon council falls in line with the commissioners suggestion, will be equal to that now paid the building inspector, or $3,000. Commissioner William R. Fenn suggested the salary for plumbing inspector and Commissioner T. W. Hinchliffe pro- posed the new electrical inspector’s pay. Cowles Acting Electrical Inspector In the period that will elapse before | the new inspectors are appointed, C. W. Cowles will be acting in the of- fice formerly occupied by Curtin, The | first plan of the commissioners, the appointment of Mason P. Andrews, was sidetracked as was indicated earlier in the day. Andrews submit- ted an application for a permanent appointment as did also Nels N, Nel- son, Bertil Ring and Dewey Hultin. Cowles is not a candidate for the job and will not accept it an a perman- ent basis he has informed the board. Discuss Moving Building At the request of Attorney Israel Nair the application of Antonio Squillaciote for permission to remove W four-te ment house from 467 Myrtle street to Burritt street, was rcopened. Continuance of one week for investigation was ordered. Attorney Nair said Squillaclote is the contractor, but Nunzio Greco is the owner. Greco has paid conslder- able money fora new site and plans extensive improvements which, he said, will assure the objecting neigh- bors their property will not be ‘de- teriorated by an unsightly or poorly kept building. Bills for the upkeep of the de- partment’s light touring car were presented, showing the charge for Januar. depreciation to be $56.62. The car is now in need of additional repair, In- spector A. N. Rutherford said. Com- oner Romeo Grise ventured an opiniori that the department will have little difficulty in obtaining a new car if bills continue to come in at th ate. Leavitt Praises Warner Chairman Leavitt told of his con- ference earlier in the day with Coun- cilman W. Spaulding Warner who s | leading an investigation of the method of giving and marking elec- trical examination. The chairman re- marked the “Wa'ner investigation seems to have been very thorough and painstaking and the findings fair. Some criticism and some sug gestions will be offered after which the report will come back to the commission for study, he said. LEGAT BUSINESS MANAGER OF NEWSPAPER AT C. U. Britain New Boy Elccted to Re- sponsible Position at Wash- ington, D. C., School. ecial to tho Herald) Washington, Teb. 15 — A No Britain boy is among four Conne ticut students of Catholic universi affected by clections to the man- aging board of the Tower, univer- sity newspaper. The New DBritaini is Robert C. L low Cronin of Staten 1, N. Y. as business manager. Cronin has just quit the position. John J. Daly of Naugatuck is suc- ceeded as editor-in-chief by John C. Meng, Cleveland, Ohio. Roland J. Rutledge of Hartford is the new managing editor and Henry M Isaac of Waterbury Is the new ecir- culation manager. OidAt40? Or Full Of “Pep” And Energy? HOW TO “COME BACK” Not age, but overworked, sluggish kidneys, bladder weakness and pros- tate gland trouble arc what make practically seven out of ten men past 40 care-worn, fagged out and old before their time. They break down easily and are unfit for either work or pleas- ure. 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ARIUM 1s easy and oro- nomical to take and may now be readils abtafned In this city from any gaod drugglst such as Dicklnson Drug Co.: Clark & Broinerd; City Drng Co.; Nathan Noveck. | tice of Battling Patrol- exclusive of insurance and | t, chosen to fol- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, |atter being placed under Prisoner Who Makes Prac- Smith on the ground, fighti [belus had testificd to the battle they | Officer Cabelus testif o o o POIlCe H bter Sent to Jallo |fought and kicked, finally g |the officer down on Com H B d 63 T street. Ofticer Cabelus canic 10 |ously. Pulled to his feet, Smi(h « tinued fo fight all the way to [had with Smith Sunday night. Judge |ing Officer Sehoonmaker, Smith Hungerford sald he was inclined to | tempted o break away and h brother officer’s assistance and 10 Cyrus oonmaker and Peter Ca- |police station. [send Smith to the state farm, but|pow broke a window in P. ed to as: | prosecuting ‘' ~rn. “This man should go to jail for|Smith’s behavior w at least six months. to testify toing glass. | ile at the farm, Smith, He runs away [said h has run away five times. e from the state farm every time he| Officer Schoonmaker testified that [counsel, when he was put to is sent there, and every time he is|Smith, who has been arrested 63 |yvesterday, was not represented arrested he kicks and fights the po- [times, was intoxicated on Main streer taking the stand, he asked to be lice officers.” Prosecuting Attorney {about 10:50 Sunday night, and would lowed a chance on probation. He J. G. Woods thus arraigned James|not get off the street when ordered work to go to, ~e said, and he Smith, aged 42, of 89 Oak strect, [to do so. He was very ahusive in not taken in police court today after Officers his language, the officer said. and |Sunda who asked to have his case as he intended to eng a drink in some time until He would not have resist- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1927. I vest, 1 1d not the police [be in court today. The state also i 1 hir wishes a continuance, as there are ci Bvaries Dol Pire |girls other t the two already IS Tl ol TG A ad of 335 known, con d in the alleged as- und Park street, was fined $5 and costs Sault. "I~ for intoxication and $5 and costs for I e U st e oesss| W J. 6. MYERS COMING HERE Inml\v s to his home early this morn- Ll laiter did mot have progq of Associated Press in Connect- i to pay ghe fare. X ¢ ']Ai Doskus testified that he thought he icut to Tell Kiwanians How World 's{had enough money when he eng men Sentenced to 90 |change. o sentence to 30 days in | tailoring shop at 18 Commercial |the cab. Everyone in the house was| News Is Gathered. . ;J‘“‘ on ei h count of drunikenness, street. Officer Cabelus pulled him asleep and he could not avouse them | v 7. G. Myers, Conne Days in Court. |breach of the peace and resistance, laway just in time to save him from [to borrow the money on ar b1 e monAeRt o ek skod after Officer Feeney, called by the fheing struck on the head by the fall- | his home. He had no intention of | will speak to the meml Kiwanis club tomorrow. will tell how the New I and 1274 other papers in t levading his fare, mitted he The cor he said. He ad- was intoxicated. inued case of Pado Mam- plea carello, aged 51, of 15 Orange strect, . and, | ch; J with indecent assault, was|on s al- lagain continued until Saturday other side of the wor 8, morni ader $2,500 bonds. Pro: ew minutes. His t explain 1 Attorney Woods told Judge|many things which newsy 1 cuting riord a Middletown sents Mamc torney |ers take for granted, but rello and could not | derstand. 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Heavy Turkish value, Wednesday Women's Lisle Vests, French band :md Sizes 36 to 3 for 88C Roller Crash Toweling, AGE RA'. 32 inch Fancy Dress part linen, Wednesday 8 vards 88 C PRIN in a wonderful tterns and colo 1 that sells WEDNESDAY + 5 ..88¢ %mwsm ange of Check Ruffle Curtains, 214 yards long, Wed- 88¢ ifisflflfifififii nesday, o PalE e 6 to 16 years. Wednesday ... 88¢ | . 88€ SSPECALwg 1 " , 88¢c | grade, Wednesday Children's SCHOOT HOSE Fancy White Curtain | Q 1] [ ] i e &Y Muslin, 25¢ grade, — Wednesday U & 63'ax'd588c ‘ Women’s Rayon Silk Hose, black, white . | and colors, 59¢ value. All first quality. Wednesday ..... 2 > 88c i pair | | Women's Lisle Union Suits, bodice and band tops—knee length. Value to 79c. Wednesday ...oeu0.. 2 : 88c or Towels — 29¢