The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-03
GoodseII Riddles
 HeHng System Of Sewage Disposal
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| 1 sal whereby the works can be locat- i ed at the sewer outlets upon a very small amount of ground under cover and so deodorized as.to create no nu1- sance. This, am given to under stand, can be done effectively by the
 use of specially constructed seoimens z tation and septic tanks combined with an ozone deodofization and dis infection of both the effiuent and the residual solids. This system takes all the sewage just as it flows through the sewers whether delivered by the ground space of apprqxlmately nfty feet square being required for eacn | 900 900 gallons of sewage and the cost Of installation, of these units would be much less than that requlr- ed by any ether method which require much more sewer construction ana ground space for operation of the plant.
 Why certain parties persist in their effort to load down our City with bond issue involving millions or dol- lars. imposing fearful and unneces- sary burden on our tax payers for the future, is hard to explain
 Is it intended to pay out these mill
 lions to protect, assist and remove all sewage from Long Island sound in the faterests of the Shell Fish ln- dustry Before being asked to do so. when no other City or Town border ing on Long Island Sound even intf- mate a desire to build retaining sew CT plants in advance of any State Law being passed Or likely to- be passed, forcing them to do so? The settlement of all these Towns and Git ies was established long before the Shell Fish industry were known or heard, of. Under the above condi- tions these Towns and Cities border ing on Long Island Sound have fun- aamental rights of sewage and own ershIp which no court would take from them, To spend all this amon- ey in such an unwarranted manner until forced to do so by the highest courts of last resort deserves to be classed as an act, to speak char1ta ply akin to insanity.
 If it is just personal pride on the part of these committed parties in wishing to have their own way with out regard to consequences because they appear to have political prestige and backing with both political par legislation through the Board of AL dermen, it is certainly a sorry spec tacle for our citizens to contemplate. Is it fair and just that so little con- sideration should be given for the best interests, future welfare and progress of our city?
 What Is the Secret?
 Is this scheme in the interests or Herring and his engineers and superin- tendents who have. estimated some three hundred thousand dollars for for themselves for plans and super intendency, to say nothing of the sup ply men. contractors and others, who will be paid two million seven hum dred thousand dollars for the balance of Herings first estimates.
 E If the reason is to, bond the city to such an extent that the purchase nf pphlic utilities in the future could not be even considered, if thought
 eLr cltIzens this forcing process of a positively unneeded ana uncalled for Herring sewer system, Is easily explained.
 Or is it scheme to thoroughly dis credit the present administration be- yond all hope of redemption.
 These and other questions are con-.