New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 13

Second Section N HER WAL Pages 13 to 20 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, lfit;l). n Beau- Light Park Board Watches tiful Effect Thrown Pool Fountain Spray and Is Delighted. of Into Wading Members of the of park Donald . by the on board commissioners, i Bartlett, Mayor who has hee med George A. held a the Quigley to be new the chairman, meeti banks of Walnut Hill night as they shadows of th in time with the elec inated spray from the sented by . 1. Smith Landers, Frary and Clark directors, While the sented pre illuminated surprise (o the re wading pool of park after dark last tehed the flickering foliage dance trically illum- fountain pre- chairman of bourd of park fountain had been pre- v, the electrically 15 Mr. Smith's department. ving vious part the park 1one of commi been of th til invited to see it The board held earlier in the ey Mr. Smith, who h in the new memo entrance the K to the extent of several thousand dollars of money foward providing plans and specifications, was present. Robert McConnell and B. H. Crampton, sales engineers with the Connecticut Light and Power Co., were pre to discuss the proposed lightin rangements the new entr. now being constructed a $30.000, been inte tod spending his own re e of of @ cost e to Inspect Grounds s pointed out where would be needed. o hoard Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Smith, and tendent Xlingwood, discuss- ed the affair at gome length. Finally at Mr. Smith's suggestion it was voted to postpone definite action in locating the lights until next "ues- day evening when the architect, M. \an Buren Mazon ew York, will be he; Magonigle will be in the city all day and will o over the grounds with the com- | missioners and lighting enginee | Tt cided that yplication | for permits to play sehall on \\'ll-‘ low Brook and lingion grounds will be he » ular meeting Tucsday ever Mr. S$mith then gave a brief seription of how clectric lights could | be operated in with the foun n the w H stated that with M. Magonigle and The lights with Superi of Tuesday Wa discussed at ng. de- nest connection ding Tvice pool. of upon consultation with lighting experts after a year and a half he had finally struck up- simple and yensive plan orily the féun on a for tain satisfac lightin ht plan Thrown to Spray originally the fountain fro pool would he 100 ex- ing into $4.000 or §$5 The flood li sides of the pensive, runx 000; would n atisfactory and, to Chairman William 1% uld be dangerous be- possibility of children n g 1he pool. arr ent, which leclared isfactory conducting wires the pool conduits, Iiting according Mangan. W cause of getting The new miply th, across i throngh bra ringing them up in to wher ptacles will | hroke 15 into is o bottom of s or copper ough the foun- cup shaped ye- » holted on the side, tor arrangement t directly into the foun- Four 50-watt lights receptacles being covered four tain were used, W spray the late Iollowing his Smith invited the hoard fo accompany park fo view the new arrangement Spectacle is One of Beauty After waiting until it Dy dark the commissioners moto the pool, where they occupied 1 nd watehed the 1 ay. 1t A slight breeze kept th like jets of water wavering fro, sometimes send fin acros the walk the ometin myriads ¢ tiny st in the follawing the impres € a livid, breathing flay Several sed with glass & oxpl tion, Mr. members of the him to the Tow was peture 10 to side ending nd even 25 f rays always spec cre 5o the the appear im- that story arranzement Biblical where God to Moscs in a iT PAYS TO ,P TO MILLERS SECONMD FLOOR Schulte-Urited play- | 1 burning bus consumed “the bush was not ion last nig rrangement, the containers being attached with a clamp and the wires run through the pond in a rubber cable. It was arranged by tricians under the supervision of Joseph L. Lamb, Vi president of Landers, Frary & Clark, Gift js Accepted Following the demonstration, Jndge Mangan called a special mect- ing of the board to be held on the spot. Commissioners Man 1. Lasch and Greenberg were pr nd Seling M Barlisl a1 ethin vote, but Judze Mangan sted upon his unofficial expre of opinion. The decision to accept Mr. was unanimous and cn- a temporary ins ssion thusia Dr. tic Henry tary in the Berg, who has structed to write letter of thanks: FPISCOPAL CHURCH IASEUSSES DIVORCE ¥ v Would Liberal- Guarding It ston, 8. C., I’ Lasch, acting gecre- wence of Arthur gned, w Smith Mr. formal Charl Mo April 30— () — hundred e Protestant lip than a presenta- tives of the copi irch of the United States, for a three-d: session o tional church con red to celebrate communion of the cor The Right Itev. Bishop of Vern ignated s preacher for today's communion ght Rev. A, §. outh s, today 1 the corporate m 300th nt, wi Bishop of Carolina, as cele- rnoon Rev, Ilarry D., New York, and >, Johnson, his “Why Do We Communion get Steel, B ly D. Tuck cuss the Ought We Accept in Mo The congres ifternoon. Those attending night heard thre church’s position on tion, = nd Rev, Bever- 1 dis- Authority ion and uns through iy the ¢ divine con Iast discuss the aress marriage and remarria Would I, W.. N, on the held that the when beralize Divorce Guthrie, rec Bouw Dr. Marks city, to I our lord tor of St ric, 2 York is little ideal of m obvious! no effort i of His hypocrisy that bond, the m the instrument Puritanic legisla- is quite obvious that opportunity for ideal into perver- and insanity ? “there son gislat church) h latc s made on the r pro; s it not ) out just nd iner of the f civilization, on, when i the ocial mily, for e sion, criminality Dr. T. I aid the I divorcs no gre from the only o ground of in- delity, e “for rd which thousa the church 1o me is bascd on two or vear old philosophy, io- chronistic and blind and logy or reli unworihy stupid” Stands by Dr. Joh faculty and a 10t o “Old Way” hhone Oliver, the university in red of Johns Hopkins divinity dec| s code @ revised dh as the b doctor of iscopal chureh thought the church riage should be no exceptions, but Iy to the “Just chaste,” he said, “there to give up chastity. We mizht rc the law of the church, hut Iipiscopal church cannot i law of God Wife (o Seek Divorce From Marshall Field N York Avril G0 (PDMrs. v Iyn r Ifleld is en hall ield 1 andson go merchant prince, h said today. attorney, Joseph Trues- declined to comment on re pre-trial settlir IField an incour o than §1 Ziving her po sion of the town house at 1 Kast T0th and custody of their three children, M: hall, Jr., 14: Barbar 11, and nice, 6 The Itields married in addition to having vast Mr. Iield Yor! to : “old way"” vecause all of us are now is no ne even e vise hall M Chic Hiorney The e, of a Mrs, more route to eno, divor from of the ports ugreement innual 1ield were 1915, In in Chic of a New intere is 4 member firm. 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