New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1930, Page 8

“Common Council to Investigate . Willow Brook Flood Relief Job; : TinEfld Money Thought Wasted 3 : movement on sewage disposal and Adoption of Sewer System |made known that the survey con-| 4 |templated here is to follow line (Contract Voted 1aid out by the state water commis- sion and now being followed in sev- | eral cities, which he named. The firm selected is the organization en- | gaged by the state to make a sur- vey to be a part of Connecticut's| . : case in the water diversion suit surance for Fire and Po- |, the state ot Massachusetts |and its efficiency has bolstered this state’s case greatly, Chairman Hall asserted. Survey - Without Awaiting Ap- f — proval by Quigley — In-| lice Apparatus Drivers. Willo A resolution t claims court v o1 Insurance for Apparatus Drivers d the po- to take liability drivers of of accident. exempt the muniei- | ing damages in case | mittee to be re appar State neet of a comr to mak at the rnmental duty I formed, t driy is being per- | are person- med by the explaine Co! on that gestion o his 4 . is liability will be a or request eived from A. | United Spanish an appropriation Meniorial I ion amount regular uppropriations rom cidental Express Sympathy for Quigley The five aldermen present signed dsolu thy on the ill- v and expressed w rans, for $1 the $100 to come from and scount d to make a and probable | the his | discussed | and found * Gibney Y hope At Gibney bringing he favor ilinan System Sarvey Voted 1 d - into pre Knowl gument d Morris Ta information in 1 din, reports bills iven in an ed on after | Alderman | son and Councilman Samuel Sablotsky urged adoption . Gibney called attention to "% llikelihood that the property rights “"lof many {a yers likely to be 2 cted. and said men of the council haq not had time to make a study of the proposed changes. He askied postponement for one month and suggested hat maps showing 1e proposed limits bills to b listed but no « N Gibney faiied ion defe it Jation to ~erman W. H Mayor Paone e measu Adm to the first tion of cc be intellize man ¢ board of Leard of was prepared, Boption its for s img in the 1fore rs too the alder- | in th the and %or an Johnson a careful thought eparation of the | chief of r building the ordinance in unison. ured went into the report, with the re department, tor and members of committee working Councilman Sablotsky argued that the changes would be his city has|gigtinctly advantageous to tax to proceed With | with an insurance reduction | sibility. \ No Opposition to B. P. W. Trucks Expected opposition 1o a reg e Of sur-|from the board of public works Alderman Judd | permission be given for the purche Bcommend adopiion of any meas-|of two dump trucks did not ma- e not reported prior to meeting | terialize, Councilman John E. Holm- wight. He opposed adoption both on | perg, alone, raisir question on the ®is ground and because. fle argued, [ absence of bids. Engineer Merian Pavor W hould have oppor-|said the board had asked the board @ity to s the report and make | of finance and taxation to make a Bnown his stand o ject in | budget allow rtain type hich he has vital in-|of truck which has but one local rest. | agent. and that this type = After Aldern | desirable for the uses to which it #e council that a il be put. It was also made known Smmits the city only to a | that the new chairman of the public Chairman Hall of works hoard favors the purchas o finance ion recommended. . outlining the tewide | USE confidence wor and t said d- POs- 2 program of r Boyle Objects to Adoption . Boyle | he upon hearing nded vot survey 1ho; HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS |Summer Residence of Czar Peter| | workers. return to health. | him | the | hayers is most | . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1930. negroes to collect $5,000 reward of- |tered for dead bank bandits. Los Angeles—Investigator says | poison was found in drinking glass discovered in wreckage of automo- bile of slain undercover agent. Torelgn Seville, Spain — Graf Zeppelin starts back for Friedrichshafen. London—Temporary trade agree- ment between Britain and Russia |gives Soviet trade delegation head and deputies diplomatic privileges |and immunit | Managu ua — Officials deny reports of revolution. London—Commons passes motion | isagrecing with lords’ restoration of SOVIET PLANS NEW RECREATION HOMES Will Be Workers' Genter Leningrad, U. S. 8. R., April 17 (® —Peterhoff, built more than 200 years ago by Peter the Great as the | imperial summer residence, and known as the Versailles of Russia, | é e soon will be converted into a recrea- | d¢ath penalty for cowardice and de- tional center for Soviet workers and |Sertion in army and air force bill. el tamiiios | Colon, Canal Zone—Byrd whaler | e AR do. |clears canal en route to New York. s oicc deoaiie | Toronto—Ku Klux klansmen who | houses, to create 20 recreational |2PPealed $50 fing for being masked centers and to prepare nmumerous | N PUPMC thresinionths i - jail, i ving beaches there for the work- [J47 E New England | i Word received that fo chooner Lucia I, Dow which left Portland, Me.. on March 16 for Norfolk, Va.. was blown 1,000 course and put into San Rico. Mass.—Tire sweeps | of the Sound Air- roying three planc yesterday permanent res is given | Peterhoff world famous palace fountains, cascades, lakes, grottos and, statuary. American visitors recall it chiefly by the quaint Dutch cottage called “Monplaisir,” where the bed. htgown, slippers and nightcap of | Peter the Great are still displayed. | This is the second instance with- | in recent years where Soviet author ities have transformed the old im-| Providence R.I.—New York, New borial city of St. Petorsburg — now |Haven and Hartford railroad an- magnificent park miles of | Juan. Porto Fairhaven, part of hangar ways, Tne., des with $25,000 lo; Tsarskoe Selo. a community ne Leningrad, which contained two i | perial palaces, was transformed into | Detskoe Selo, or children’s village. H ce Westcott, Uni- seball player, se- n' hit in face by Killed. | ash. back | Westerly at cost of over $850.000. 15 runs on standardization trials. r————-——] America and pioneer in cstabbish- ; L ot ¢ )| Boston—Police begin search for | Seavey. of Wakefield for Con- New York—Radio Corporation of | versity of Main | Westinghouse. | Montpelier, Vt.—John F. Gl merger. town. Ia.. investigation of Washington—Mrs. Hoover's ston—Body of Miss Margaret | of National Baptist convention d 1G4, who lived in same house, ques- Washington Senator on furter of Harvard attacks ary committee meeting Monday lectures at Yale. 3 ew York—Pauline Irederick, dent of state Rebekahs lodg I riage license. theory that after certain volume of Leningrad — for the benefit of the | nounces plans to build 15 miles of Rockland, Me.—U. S. North- | Boston—Miss Linda A. J. Rich- ment of trained nursing schools in New Ilampshire antique thieves Associated T cord, N, officers. America discloses plan to transfer verely injured wh Washing Department of jus- f of police of Hays. Kas.—Pilot and wifc charge followins painfully wrenched in fall McGaffigan, 36, found with head after being found bound and shot tio! by police. promises to press for action supreme court’s veto of state legis- | Toledo, O.—Flood which drove ou Middleiown—DMrs, Harriet W. actress, and Hugh C. Leighton, head Hartford—Commissioner of Mo- Fort Worth, Tex raffic is reached accidents decrease Policeman and slaying two| How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat | new trackage between here and ampton, new scout cruiser, completes |ards, 80, first trained nurse an| Orient, dies. and their loot and arrest Ralph H. Domestlc 5 % Orono, Me.— control to G 1 Electric d | fiying bat. tice to investizate proposed radiv| former chicf arrested on conspiracy two passengers injured, in ¢ booilegging in Towa town. Seottsburgh, Ind.—Negro auditor S| vadly battered and Michael Lally, rive Overman sw Haven—Professor Felix Parker nomination at senate judici- ation as nullifying state’s rights in families recedes slightly | Wilson of Bridgeport elected presi- of Interstate News Co., obtain mar- | tor Vehicles Stoeckel advances barber charged with Lost Her Double Chin |Lost Her Prominent Hips |Lost Her Sluggishness |Gained Physical Vigor !Gained in Vivaciousness Gained a Shapely Figure in how weeks many gained ou_ feel KRU us fat—remove {he cause! N SALTS contain the 6 mineral salts your body organs glands and nerves must have fo function properly. When your vital organs fail to 1€ you'r KRUSCH n $ic boitle of KRUSCHEN at Fair Drug Dept. (lasts 4 weeks). 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Lindsley of Bristol, elected regent of the Grand coun- cil, Royal Arcanum of Connecticut. of threo test effectiveness of legislation before What Congress Is Doing Thursday Senate Considers Hartis immigration bill, T.obby committee continues pro- hibition investigation Intersiate commerce consider: ailroad consolidation leg- jislation. House Resumes « deration of Johnson dditional relief for v veterans. Banking committee study of group banking. Flood control committec ers proposed amendments Mississippi flood control act. World war veterans committee continues hearings on additional veterans hospitals. Immigration committee considers naturalization bill. Irrigation committee opens hear- ings on dredge bill. 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