New Britain herald., 1925-08-12
PhinviMe News
WATER CO. MUST
 PURCHASE WATER
Receives Offer From New Britain and Will Necessarily Accept

and Will Necessarily Accept
 GIRL KILLED IN CRASH Miss Rose Mnonc Thrown Through
 NIndshiCld-Ncw Trains Addcd-
 Girl Breaks Arm-tishcd With
 out Liccnse-Plain,ill Briefs.
 A better anu larger water supply here is promised in the future u} . the rlaiNlille Water Co.,. which .as received an offer from the city ui N'W Britain to sell water 10 tho to- cal concern. While uo definite at- ton has been made by the company vt, the board has discussed tn, l proposition aNi admittedly will have ] to accept the proposition,
 1 The amount of water lsed hyre 1 has iucroascI rapidly in the past few wars and has practically doub1ol since the pumps were installed. x, W sections of the town have been opua- ed and are growing rapidly, and they arc so distant from the main lines that long expensive pipes must br l laid. Were 1t not for the cNcrptior- ally rainy month of July this var. 1 il is liIlcly that the supply won'i 1 not he adequate 10 fin the demand. 1 but now 1t is thought that thore is enough in the reSarl olr t1 enable it l 10 hold out for the balanry Of the ! year.
 N"Nt year will he aNoth,r matt,r. however, for 1t probably will not h, SO rainy, while the demand for wa ter will ht greater. This means that additional water rnuSt be secured. and the city of New Britain has Of ] fcred to suprly water at low raj" ] for the entire year or for a few months. Members of tho board or i directors said this morning that they 1 really had no alternative tO accrpt- 1 ing this oftor
 Tho water would hs obtained to tapping thc main line running from the Burlington reservoir to New 1 Britain. This runs down Camn street and across the northern Uart Of th" town, coming out on Now Britain avenue The board is considering 1 the most economical place in which 10 lap this. the size of pipes needed and other similar matters, and ac- tion will probably ho taken Ivy the end of the var.
 With th'" water problem llsposcI of the noN Nuoston which faces the town will he that Of s"naE". and ii IS ronslerod likely that it's iis- posal will he taken up after rh' erection of tho n.W hlch srNoo).
 killed In Auto Wreck
 Miss Rose Minono. T. vas ta':l'v riured about o'clock last n'@h' when an automomIn in which ''1a was rilin; crashed into q ir., on Fine street. She vas hurled head frSr through th' WluishiolI. a splinter of glass s"}cring her 'uguiar vein. In spite of hrr injuries, she twas able to riS" and. covered with streaming blood, rusllcd to her home, II Elm court, about l5o feet away. Nr Lawrence II. Frost and pr. J. C. Tanner were summoned. but the girl was beyond their help and died within "a minutes. Nr. C.. 1 W. Moody, tho medical examiner. was also called In and rHll was sent for tho Now Britain general hospital ambulance. Hut Miss Minono died be- fore this arrived.
 Tho automohilr WAS dr}on hy Louis Rirclo of Bristol Miss Mi |nonc's cousin. The spot where the accident occurred has heou the scene of many others in the past. for the trolley tracks occupy Inc Who'" south side of the road and only a small space is left at one Siio, not large enough for two machines tO pass. RicCio had just passed another auto and claimed that he had been blinded hv the lights, but thus Was discounted by the authorities inas- much as he had gone som" io feet after passing the other car hcfor" he hit the tree. while an examination of th" second machine hy ConstahItS Thomas Royce and Fred Gallon showed that tho lights were correct,
 The theory held moro generally is ithat Riccio was unfamiliar with tho road and was driving alor; 1hr nN ttreme riGh, edge 10 avoid hitting ears coming the other way. The tree which he hit is entirely outsidN th" sidewalk and practically in tn" roah. RiCcio was not hold hy tho police. Miss Ninono lived with her broth or al II Elm court. Resides him sh' leaves her father and mother, as well as several hrothors and sisters, all In Italy. Shc vas employed at