New Britain herald., 1925-09-18
 BUILDING LINES BLOCK REVISION Considered One Of Most Serious Problems Of Day YOUNG TALKS TO VOTERS
Candidate For City Council Attacks Chamber of Commerce -- Michael Brennan Hurt In Accident - New %fn,,Il,- S,,o,,, DspI,,tc 'fun,nanr

Chamber of Commerce - Michael
 Brennan Hurt In Accident - New
 Machine Screw Products Company,
 Arrangement of the fire district lines in the new building code, which Is in the process of revision, is regarded as one of the biggest matters which has faced the city of iicials for some time, according 10 statements from several officials to- day. The fire district arrangements may mean a change in insurance rates as extensions of the lines will mean a lowered rate for some parts of the city. Rates are somewhat higher where dwelling is more than 800 feet from public hydran' and with many new hydrants in stalled in the last few years, a lower rate has resulted. If the lines arc extended to take in some sections new hydrants must be installed within the very near future, mean ing a greater benefit for the affected property owner.
 Recovering From Injuries
 Michael Brennan of 6G Stewar street, brother of Officer John I Brennan of the police department is recovering at the Meriden hos pital from injuries suffered on Wed nesday, when motor car, which h was driving, was forced off the roa on the Berlin turnpike by a NeN York machine. Mir. Brennan suffer ed broken shoulder blade and nu mcrous cuts and bruises. With NJ Brennan were Napoleon Dube, Joh Meinick and Joseph Chabot, all cal penters, employed hy the George Lacourse Co.,, who were on their wa to a contract job in Meriden. Tn machine, driven by NIT. Grennal was owned by Mr. LaCourse and Wa badly damaged.
 The New York car drove ava without delay but it's numbers wei taken so that the police expect roundup the driver soon.
 Last Instruction Day The last instruction in the use the voting machines for the comir city election took place today. IT Machines will be taken down ar inspected, preparatory to their u in the primaries on September 22.
 The newly made voters will unable to exercise their privilege I the primaries, but will he able , vote in the election for the city c . ticials on October 5.
 The last session for the maxi { of voters will take place on Satr V day, when the board of sclectm
 will meet at lhc city hall. q Manchester Scheduled n The Manchester nine will ere
 bats with the New Departures
 Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field - the final contest of the season V the locals. The heavy rain Of Lab {. Day prevented the scheduled me' q ing of these two rivals. In an es
 Her encounter, Manchester took [
 measure of the locals in fine style
 Young Raps Chamber.
 In a talk yesterday to employcs l. the Bristol Brass corporation. Br' u A. Young. candidate for the C lg council, rappod the Chamber Id Commerce severely. His talk folio d. in part:
 ss "The coming election is noth CT but fight between the New Dep a ture and Chamber of Comme te against the rest of tke city. l. Tt is my opinion that the Cha le Der of Commerce is working 10 e Id trol our city politics, and 1t is of opinion that any action on the T lo of the voters in this way means ef starting of a great downfall to til beloved city.
 ne Tn the first place the Chamber
 Commerce is not capable of ha
 ling their own duties and har - them so that the taxpayers rect