The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-17
GARBAGE CONTRACT
 STANDS AS WRITTEN
Board of Health Unable 10 Appreciate Effort of FisCher's Financial BaCkers to Es-
 cape Agreement Before Ink is Gold
Mayor Buckingham and City Attorney Take Position that Contract Is Contract and Refuse to Sacri- flee Any of Protection Given to East Side.

shall take place in the event of { f1nal Judgment at the suit Of an! citizen or person specially affected thereby that a nuisance has peer
 MT. Fischer's packers desire to ex' clude the language above referred to c ty Attorney Cullinan and Mayor Buckingham took the view that the language should be reta ned. = The Board of Health supported the mayor and the city attorney and voted not to modify the original, contract.
 held in it's rooms in the Police and Charities building. Mir. Fischer was represented by E. s. Brooks of York Pa.. one of his financial packers and by Attorney Sanford Stoddard. The mayor and the city were represented by City Attorney Thomas NJ. Culli- nan.
 It is understood that MT. Fischer has not yet purchased the property of the Bridgeport By-Products Com- pany upon which his plant was to be located, nor has he furnished the S100G0 bond demanded in his agree ment, but the 30 days provided for the giving of the bond have not ex- pired.
 It is understood that Mayor Buck, ingham has presented very strongly to the Board of Health his belief that the Fischer contract should not be modified in any material way.
 It is understood that the mayors view is about as follows: That MT. Fischer represented to the city that he has an odorless process for reduc- ing garbage: that the city took him at his word and caused the City Att torney to draw a contract requiring the reduction to be odorleSs. That a long discussion ensued at which were present MT. Fischer. the members of the Board of Health and a commit tee. representing the East Side. That the proposed contract was talked over paragraph by paragraph. That when the instrument was completed MT. Fischer, governed and advised by able counsel. signed it.
 The mayor is also said not to look with a partial eye upon the business methods of men who having entered into a we'll considered fair and square agreement demand the modification of their promises before the ink in which they are written is cold.
 T. J. McNamara. chairman of the committee representing the East Side, said this morning: ''The committee which 1t understands has been assum- ed by Mayor Buckingham. MT. Fischer has signed an agreement, which requires him to do nothing ex- cept that which he has claimed he can do. namely, conduct a garbage plant that will be odorless. Now come gentlemen who had nothing to do with the agreement. but who claim to be financial packers" of MT. Fischer, and demand chances in the contract which he made with his eyes open. after a long consideration of the elements involved. This may be business in York. Pa., but 1t is not business in Bridgeport, Conn.,. and it Is not the sort of thing that the Board of Health of Bridgeport. the mayor. Or the city attorney will regard with favorable eyes. What safety can there be for the city in doing business with those who put their names to important contracts without due cons iteration.
 Tt will be an excellent thing for MT. Fischer's financial packers if they do not come into Bridgeport un- less they have an odorless process. Bridgeport wants it's garbage reduced. But Bridgeport does not wish anoth- CT garbage nuisance. and will make short work of any such nuisance that may be establ she'd"