New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1 | building at night and added that | would cost between $100 and sl for every night that $175 would brought in, The remainder would H. 5. AUDITORIUM $175 Per Night Charge Adopted Expense by School Board ‘ Downes’ Report on port of esti a lengthy Following #is i to the 100l board decided at wted pured by John E. Downes per eveni litorium: 1. meeting rday rnoon 1o charge $175 per night for rental of the senior hool auditorium and to price for other hours, Consider The board posal 1o have a bronz vestibule of the school. The was approved by the members but some of the group favored the scnior high school the inscription. Judge Saxe and Mrs, Laura the aders in the finally turned down having Supt. Stanley H construct one wiiich was 1t follows: “The Britain provide youth of the and women morally couragec duty sted intelligent. Judge Saxe objected tion “and intelligent would I been be “intelligent Committecmian in es relative ha i of th as pre School Supery Lxpense the {High au $4 per hour—i 1 switehboard After discussion school h its montl S operator, §5 and prec 4 per c per annum, $7.0 d on rentals per ased rentals per atin tons coal at ton per $1,7 of ye plan intion hig scald year, $14 50 per based on 100 r $500, divided by divided b nigh of Tablet year yver the pro- tablet in the Wording argued % 5 per night cquals $10 per Total cost of ba 1 on 100 $20; switchb itor and el on building. ated c Total od o having | pupils Morris P. Mu nove i favor o Holmes 1t writ D, ni; ard operito ar Iepreciation Eisti- were n W per nigh ost of n itchboard itor clea depreciation Lstimated his difference percentage is on ot building by su udito of f that the come men in vitality sensitive people b 50 this school city may b abounding at 10 cost intere in work and to the por- He said it if aid wonicn (tor men and favor Committe aid it 15 strongly ot mscription M. Hall which Supt. Holnes Louis 1’ Slude had suggestion and that could fecl free to provement. Mr. Holr upon and hc 1id he had been delegated inscription and had changes at various he stayed the preceding tractions, but vhich would id. It nobody gestod man drawn the up members wend i was called Mr. Slad, to draw up a Autho several | public « He | weel work o public Public February ha 100l on | Opening votad the 1t opening 10. bruary nd made mectings il 1 looki sl up 1 o'cloc night could find the v i up ¢ I fit not Britain Holm in better aims of M s opinion position cducation nistrator, have that Birth Records son ral Jos: street was convey the L e an adm It was decided perintendent and such as an A Gen Mrs. | mont to principal are the wus born at New hospital today Slodzinsk Southingto Britain Mr. and 19 Ver- to of make | changes for I inspiring o, Rental Auditorium cial committee recommend the auditorium rente in the evening in the $40 for rental of « and 375 for rental IR Park wood, home in I it he past that | Th m- | committee of the Chamber dances | merce vesterday conducive to deport- | & formal discu thought the gymnasium | 80lf course he rented it | ters engaged by ls| Felix Lutynski of S been named de 340 rental Lrought by ain. Mr, Day said he cording to 1 ¢d to report that the today by Cor wouid not be rented for private Attorne Saxe Believes Price High the plaintift. Judge Saxe th predicted Mental hy the auditorimm would not b ‘”““"' :;“r‘“‘“ very often if $175 were asked. 00! £ Ae0 K : Broaboet wonid be discouraging to| Sovisl Works' club at “the . persons booking attractions in the |+ A. Wednesday noon. bullding but who are not cortain as | Bryce "\""”‘" to its financial success. Y. M. Considerable discussion followed. | duty after an e Some felt the board should not rent | 10Wing an operation the hall for the sake having it ,”:y"}":‘(‘.{"““"““ filled every night. Judge Saxe did s believe it would be used nearly | e suspension of censes of John 1. Vie Gt oL street and Joseph § Albany avenu necessary mess of \ sy that o or b City Items Superi Ellingwood ndent Mo two weeks in this city organized er Committe Day the spe concluded his report LeWitt expressed the opinion he did not care to have the g nasium used for undesirable which were not He eman urned inl committec wdoin after spend- Committeeman newly exceutive ernoon ment should not would be who wished the liberal and other Chamber mat- beca indivic dvants for hiad ne N fendant a D. Honeyman, iled in ci ble ge of Max er private ct- | gymnasiun court rank Clynes. ne clinies will be Iileanor Hope John at a meeting of the that | rented The | Son ssistan he Y A, extended at illness New o ied tods oper were notif not it LeWitt in heati pointed g and light to the [E2Done; CLASSIFIED | USE. HERALD Put it in the Burritt Mutual Savings Bank That money in your pay envelope was earned by too much labor to risk loosing—In this Mutual Sav- ings Bank it is safe. Yours when- ever you need it. Get 5% Interest vental | Haven has Harry Ginsburg represents |, W. | secretary has returned to fol- Britain | PLAINVILLE NEWS ~ MRS, ANNIE STEVENS (Continued From Page Seven) | the dinner | the city of et the in the Mis Since it governor I heen | visit connection He appointme Thermometer thermometer drop over dents town In the ce mometers above z Mrs. B Thursday bert and lunch fliers is 1o be dcluged nts ou awoke gripped ro. evening it next Thursday at St. Petersburg, ¥ who will which L will part ni races. has been known that the in Florida. he las with invitations icipate and pa monics. he air deelined of t with has tour sido Drops took a night and P this mor sudden ille to ainy resi- find in wave of the registered Party Gilbert Gives H ono Mrs. we o About games wa 0 re present enjoyed. A Mrs. S, turnc Industrial Bowlir | Powers . | W h Griffen ilverio Potash Sinkw Kapinsk It N 3K Whitc Broadwell Giacomo his of Com- | 10)'1 sion of the proposed | | s d is ss of fiv in past ville Booth Larl el Sadie of | son ville Funers her late noon be in il We Annual mer floor ADS silverio ollo Mas. Ade nington Falls Besid es seven Mason of Jameson Johnson, and Sylvester home il coveri Business M 185 7 Sessions Cloc Mo, Church \(h cline her ollowing Mrs. Sales w but for thr lived in Plain- husb: 1 she children, M Mary New Britain, Arthur Plainville, Mrs. 13th- Springficld and Mrs, Mrs. Carric John- Mason of Plain- lorning at vent Vil had h of services will be held from Monday o'clock. Burial on fter- 30 will cemetery 2007 discount sale on dry footwe: shades 1's rnishings, indow We et Main FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS 272 MAIN STREET Sincerely to participate in your plans and problems; to lend our advice and aid; to take part in any project that will augment the perity—this is our constant banking endeavor. New York, Jar r‘on( ts recorded DIES AT AGE OF 73, Was Member of St. harks‘“‘:"”\?““,TU Church Over Hall Century 11.—Con: during east of the hed a total of . V. Dodge Corp. wred with the total for S, this represents cent. 1929 Roc por | the record yea widow J.W. White signed a con government irrig Ting Covpi i the Chilean or t constuction of ation dam in the province of Co imbo, costing approximately 1 0 pesos. at Mrs. I% J sanitarium on was 78 years of of Syr teve 9:45 l | | |2 | | | i itive nd spent in New Britai s survived by evens of Brookli rd 1. Stevens of Carric . most Wil- v melting | ioted from $12 Chicago. m or two sons, a men more th Lcetive fors cided to vay W was an Woman's ausiliary n's guild. She Woman's club. funeral will tak home of with work was a men pl her servic irview ¢ s church I be in 1 Robert . Woad, Roebuck ¢ a director to fill 1) vacant My Buster Keaton’s Family | Saved From Bad Fire |° Angeles, Jan. 11 (—The 1d chldren of Buste today and the Lo o wife and two film Keaton, player, : ' X Chicago children's build a $2, actor's Bev- building in Ircaloninass \ completed 4! it st Septe the time discover 1 Mrs. rushed them laz ed | ana |10 Arrested in Poland ho arouse laren and Keato from 1 SCrVAILE SENECES | VA rafiw R0l dnd AT an. More than 40 persons are now 1 {in prison here as a consequence of investigation of the theft three weeks i American co ;\h was used to visa forged into . 11 # 1 in time to make their cs- | won id the 1 to the hor 1 adjoir Ki iren where t trance he 40 subordinate who with . persons - stimat veral cmpl the New Haven Builder Dies .05 e s In Arizona, Friends Hear | i Haven 11 (®—Harry |hund president of the board |l commissioners, contractor | Visas, which sold at polit ranging irom $500 to $700 eacl L yesterd where he |in exceptional instances $1,500 ik i naa |l ion continues as it for 18 months with others have been involve Mr. Leo was onspiracy treasurer is little doubt that several ersons have entered es by means of these Jan false prics :4 1 Slice werc ictive in republican s n Ariz as it seems od - in n scarch acutely il trouble. Jey en ot neral contrac large struc- nish v tor=. Plainville Man Is Fined was a e Moy J o D | Fr and costs in the town court {his morning by Judge Meritt 0. Ryder hi of cruelt | animals was arrested time ago by Constable Saunders upon complaint Connecticut Iumane society soci that police th an discovered tl Saun 1) many years was ol ik his party in city and county twice to the state served on the board Mayor Frank J. Ric 1derman and manage the late Mayor J been on the years 1hetz politics. senate, 1l He finance uy 1ad been ent on He a a an of the paign of He many Tower had po- | claimed Tbetz iron the Rev. Francis Egan Will Address T. A. B. bomet\ Fraicis | o irel Harliord logs w en he ad severcly lis pigs. Constable Warden Philip M resentative of the | testified at the Charl Conlon at one v |n 0. and a humane trial, represented rep- socie or the Prosec wil Twenty-I uct of . society which Tabs hall in mittee in charg to this city af ss in the will be held ot Februar vited 1 er it had Hartford parish. | $1,000 Lost in Snow of Chicago Streets Today Chic 0, Jan (P—Such snow nd shovellin ore | who died Thursds 1 took State | morning at 9 o'clock at a4 Eleventh the | church. Rev. John T. Conno Ehways nt | celebrant of a solemm high mass of thereto. | requicm. Andro | As the casket was borne lost $1,000 in ney. and | church, Organist John J. word got around. The citizenry turn- | played Grieg's funeral mar, |ed out in droves to shovel the snow | Mary T. Crean sang “Pie J at | | c i Funerals £ hig suce Mrs, Santo Baucino Funeral services for Mrs. Baucino. 46 years of | Santo Baucino of 1 A w nia age, of ) Orange street held St M were plac (i at nd in had the Pucin, stor Crean that might be hiding the bills. the offertory of the mass and as the At sunup today Pucin had et was borne from the church ©d no rteport of the mon she rendered “Abide With Me." en found. The pall bearcrs were Robert M | tino, Frank Ingallinella, Marino | bastiano, John Gaisi, I'loridio io-and Raymond Colletta The funeral was largely by friends relatives Hartford and ¥ alth in 81 pceiv- s having atte from nded this city, ther | utes tery Burial was M Mrs, Cavoline Syskowski Funeral services for Mrs. C Syskowski, 39, of 157 street, widow Chester § | who died Wednesday, were held ‘nmn\m;‘ at 7:30 at the Sacred He |church. Rev. Anthor ilowicz | celebrated the solemn high mass | requiem. | The pall Pierkowski, | Grz; sed Grove of this arers we Frank Salamo ank Zapatka, Sr ‘Thomas Dawid e 1 the committa Turial was in § acred Heart cemet Pizzoni Dorothy of Mr. | Dorothy Funeral services for zoni, infant daughter | Mrs. John Pizzoni of |strect, who died yesterday {home of her parents, will |this afternoon at 1:45 at the homs {of her parents. Burial will be in St | Mary's cemetery. at community’s pros- - CARD OF THANKSN We wish to thank our and friends for their Kindn | sympathy shown during Ideath of our beloved mother {Mary Brophy. We especially |to thank Shipping Dept. P. | Corbin, Keeney Mig. Co. of \ngmn and the Underwood \\r]l(‘r Co. also for the | foral offerings. ‘ (8igned) | MR. BROPHY AND FA MIL (\RD OF THANK We wish to thank all our ‘nr*\;,l\hms and relatives for many acts of kindness towa lin our bereavement I th our beloved mother and (Signed) URBIN KELLY MRS. GERALD P. CREF JOSEPH FALLON MRS. 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He : ndy is a Wes- INDUC of Unitv held last night Katherin f Plainville. pe follow UNITY REBEKAH Jonies financial secr suros ob sui SOULS PHECEMEAL son: tre upport light leCl nd, Lucia d Myrtle Ely: 1 Ander : cor chaplain, ardia rdia Nettie LITTER OF 22 PGS PLANES LEAVE 1 P—Ta '\ pe Tow IAGLISH r Yor W Photo John pershing aft him to run BALANCI ainst Senator