New Britain herald., 1923-04-03

dered made showing the elevation by one foot graduations and the map, which is approximately feet square is mounted on n board and Is be- fore you at this meeting.
 "This map shows the lowest level in town to be north near the old sewer bed location and the next low est, which is about one foot higher, to be south near the Quinnipiac river The water shed Is clearly shown to commence near the junction Of East and Maple streets thence westerly q short distance on Maple from there diagonaliy to Broad street near Whit ing and then westerly along Broad street. Two lines of colored tacks or the map mark levels which are ap- proyimately feet below the water shed but on each side.
 Tn general It would appear that | two sewer beds should be established one to the north, one to the south tc take the sewerage from Plainville by gravity without flush tanks or pump ing stations.
 The making Of this contour map mIINi Nah pN ItltIIth to Niotbo' sions as to levels and used as the basic of large area workable sewer used up nearly all Of the Districts funds.
 "A special meeting may have to be called in the near future for instruc. tions and appropriations for future work. This meeting to be held pre-. ferAbly after the additional schoo and High school problems have beer decided by the town.
 Lights Fire Without Permit Mrs. Samuel Stefanick of Mountain View, was arrested yesterday after. noon by Constables F. W. Furrey and Andrew Hogan at the instance of Dis, | trict Fire Warden Hughes of New Britain, on charge of lighting & fire outside the city fire limits. without a | permit. She was given a hearing in the town court and her case was con tinued under bonds of $500 for ap- pearance in the town court Wednes- day evening.
 Fire Warden Hughes stated yes terday, that the state force is going to make drive on persons who per sist in endangering property by light | ing fires without permits He stated that the law forbids the lighting of fires in districts outside the city fire limits between March 1 and June 1. This is the season Of high winds. and the fire wardens and their deputies will keep sharp lookout for viola tors of this law.
 Grass Fire Distinguished Hose Co. No. was called out yes- terday afternoon about 13O o'clock to vacant lot beside the railroad q tracks near the Camp grounds on Washington street. The firemen had little difficulty in extinguishing the blaze and no damage was done.
 American Legion Smoker Brock Barnes post American Le- zion held their first spring social after the regular business session last evening. A smoker was enjoyed by the members and a special line of chow, prepared by the post mess ser geant and his staff of K. P.'s was served. A large delegation of the members of the Plainville post will attend the initiation ceremonies in Bristol this evening.
 Pythian Sisters Notes
 Pythian Temple, Pythian Sisters, will hold public card party in l. o. o. F. hall tomorrow evening. An en- tertainment and refreshments will be provided and valuable prizes are be- ing offered.
 Engagecmnt Announced
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Johnson of West Main street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Nellie w., to Raymond G. Williams, son of Mir and Mrs. Robert Williams of Queen street. Mir. Williams is a well known farmer. Miss Johnson is em- ployed in the sales department of the New Departure Go. of Bristol Both young people are well known in the younger set of Plainville.
 PlainvilIc Briefs
 Rose Suba has resigned her posi- ton with the Trumbul Electric Co.,, and has taken the position of tele- phone. operator with the Standard Steel X Bearing Co.,
 Luther Haines has moved his fam fly from Mountain View to Hartford i where he has an important position with the New Haven road.
 Mrs. J. H. Clark and son. James, of Guthrie. Oklahoma, are spending a | few weeks as the guest of Mrs. Clark's | sister. Mrs. w. I. Wilbur of Washing | ton street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Judd Of |, Hough street are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of nine pound Dorothy Lorraine.
 The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Frank White on street.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock