New Britain herald., 1914-07-02

Eto bear. He thought tho 6&ri o(o | Stand by it's exanninati0h col ftee., i His attitude was en4orsed bs Eayor Quigley. Chairman Tallard cd Ia not Esee what other course coiildt be taken. On motion of pr. Bray it was voted 1 to inform the common council that the board felt it impossible to com ply with the request.
 l ] Inspector Weiant said that he had 1 possession of Emley's x3 fee and would ] return it Immediately. It was held
 up per- ding the disposition of the case | 1t was decided that all journeymen
 must take out their licenses not later than October 1. l Dr. Bodley suggested that a certain i period or time be allotted for exam 1 nations. If they can be taken at
 any time it will be unfair to the early Ecomers as the questions will leak out 1 and the later corners will have an i advantage, he thought. Commis-
 sionerA Davenport did not think it a
 practical plan.
 l Compissioher Burns recommended
 that an, assistant plumbing inspector be engaged to inspect the work done
 in pI( (ate Capacity by the plumb ing inshJctor. Commissioner Daven- port di, not think any such suspicion should bH cast on the plumbing in- spector Pd Commissioner Burns de- l nied that ne intended his remark in
 that lighd He nade a motion that the aSsista pt be appointed It was
 seconded Commissioner Davcn- l port. ThA motion was carried. r InspectorN Weiant did not approve of the assistant by he hour as he
 said, many plumbers were sore" on | him because he had received the l plumbing inspectorshiL and would waste many hours at his expense He thought they would "ruh it in.,' In- l spector Weiant was lahoring under
 the impression that the cost of the l inspection would be taksn from his salary. Informed to the contrary he 1 suggested that the assistants wages be established at $1.60 per job. Mayor Quigley thought this too slnw,.
 as the assistant might heSs do a big job. Comm1o0
 recommended q per 3a
 hour for any extra tiraSs
 Inspector weiantI was of
 that Commissioner Burns
 scouting him. R AE 5
 'If anyone else was plunbing IN l spector you would Aa*e-heard no{ l ing of this extra man." he rernarl 1 Commissioner Burns denied
 and was supported by Chairman
 lard and Mayor Quigley, who th l it a good idea.
 Inspector Weiant recommendX> 1 the wages be $25 per year and 0n l motion of Commissioner Davenport
 this was adopted.
 Chairman Tallard suggested Com l missioner Burns as inspector of the l inspector, but the latter reneged. De-
 spite his objections he was elected.
 Weiant After the Plumbers. In his monthly report Plumbing l Inspector Weiant criticized master 1 plumbers. complaining that many of
 them are ignoring him in regard to
 making applications for permission to l do jobs and reporting to him when the !! jobs are completed. He stated that, "the majority of plumbers are very l neglectful about reporting old work 1 for approval and some are negfecting to make application before starting
 new work. have asked most of the
 plumbers to report their jobs when 1 finished, but they have not paid any attention to my request"
 Will Exceed Appropriation. Bills totalling s1,07O.4O were ap- l proved Among them were large 1 items for laboratory equipment, for l which there is an appropriation of
 $500.
 While discussing money matters l Superintendent Reeks stated that 1t ] was pretty certain the appropriation 1 of $10,0O0 would be exceeded. Mayor l Quigley cautioned the board to re- main within the appropriation if pos- 1 sible.
 Milk Below Standard. ' Dr. George T. Crowley, inspector
 of meat. milk and food, made his
 monthly report. It contained the fol- 1 lowing facts: Permits to sell milk 1 issued, 21; samples of milk collected
 and analysed, 30; samples of milk
 below standard, 9; barns and dairies 1 inspected. 8; samples of water ana l lyzed, 4; food inspections, 124; prose- l cutions, 1; goods condemned, 4 1 (vealD, one-half barrel sauer kraut. 1 Dr. Reeks and Inspector Weiant l were appointed a committee to have 1 printed pamphlets containing the re- l vised plumbing ordinances for distri- | button among plumbers. The book 1 will include also that part of the tene- 1 ment house laws bearing on plumb
 ing. Dr. Bray made a report of progress l for the committee appointed to work 1 on revising health ordinances. Dr. 1 Reeks Is the other member of the l committee.