New Britain herald., 1925-10-07

 soon as the sewer Nas extended ;e that section. In the meah,iias. us offending owner had promised u improve conditions.
 The petition of Rudolph siaiia and others to connect with the ses.s. on Chestnut street was referred ts the sewer committee to report q. ihs next meeting.
 Petitions for electric llghts on Queen street near the new hospital and al the corner Of Grove and Stewart streets were referred te tire lighting committee
 No More Mud Row
 The section Of East Main street in Forestyille near the Plairyil,c town line. known for years as Mud Row. because Of the accumulation Of va ter and mud at frequent intervals. will escape that name in the future. according 10 notification to the ely council from the state highway d,., partment. The state deparim m Informed the council last nigti ihsi a drainage system is being installed so that the trouble in that sccton ma. be eliminated, The workmcI have laid SS0 feet of tile to the river 10 carry oft all surplus water.
 Candidates Have i5 Days More
 According 10 a ruling of City Al. torney William N, DeRosier. hasee on an opinion regarding recen. CT. actments by the state legislature, all candidates for election at the prim- ary election on September 2e have 10 days from the final election in which 10 file their expenses. This ,s different than in past years. as it has been interpreted in the past tha. candidates at the primary election must file their expenses Is days fr,m the date of the primaries. The new ruling will enable candidates in boti elections 10 file their expenses for both elections at the same time.
 Fuller F. Barnes, candidate for the board of relief was the first candidate 10 take advantage of the new ruling. He filed his expenses yesterday for both the primary and city elections, In both instances he spent nothing.
 Other candidates who have filed their expense statements for the primary election only and who spent nothing are John Donnelly. for may or; Louis A. Wheeler. William l.. Stewart. and Wilbur H. Kelsey. can. ddates for councilmen; Alfred ]. Tallis and Frank W. Dutton. for mayor
 Funeral Of Former Resident
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Null cahy, S5, a former resident of this city for 14 years, who died at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. John A. Barry in Plymouth on Sunday fol- lowing a long illness with intirmi- ties incident to advanced age, was held at St. Thomas church in Thomaston yesterday morning at 2 o'clock, Burial took place in St. Thomas cemetery in this city.
 Fire Prevention Work
 Fire prevention week IS being ob- served In this city this week by a careful inspection of the business district by the fire department. All places where rubbish and fire ma terial might accumulate are being sought.
 Worlds Fair" Today
 The annual Worlds Fair" al Harwinton was held yesterday and large number from this city al. tended. A delegation of local police. consisting of Sergeant McGilticua, and Officers Jeglinski. Norton, Grieaner and Mills, furnished police protection. Busses are running from this city to the fair grounds.
 Bridge Party
 The women members Of the Chip panee Country club held another hi weekly whist party at the clubhouse this afternoon. The committee In charge consist of Mrs. Epaphrodiius Peck. Miss Hilda NJ. Peck, Mrs. NJ C. Treadway and Mrs. Edson NJ, Peck.