New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

4'N'+'41.' A HIN %ta4 Aol HIS tHilB4Ous Icouyte;ions.
 Judge Peck stated that the life Of 1 Dunbar made one of the most inter testing stories CT the American Kcvo- Hutton insofar as Bristol was con- IcerneJ
 Request Hydrant
 X request was presented 10 the mayor and council last evening for a hydran, at the end of Carleton icOur. This matter was referred 10 Fire Chief Hayes for investigation and recommendation at the next meeting.
 sewer Facilities for Forcsnille I'll" matter of extending sewer facilities 10 include Forestville is now under consideration by the mayor city council health officer and tho state sanitary commission. experts rom Hartford having re- Icaniiy been over the ground with the mayer and pr. B. B. Robbins. Y is felt that some steps must be taken immediately 10 remedy the present situation, all Of rhe sewage from rha center of Forestyille now complying into the Pequabuck river. The members of the state board Of health are still looking into the matter and it is expected that some definite line Of action will be for mulated by the date of the next council meeting
 Hearing On Sidewalks 1 The matter or laying sidewalks and curbs on Frances. Buckingham, . SjsOurney street and Carleton Place was brought I'D al the council meet ing last evening by the street com. mIttee, who reported favorably on the proposition, and it was decided 10 hold an open hearing for proper fly owners on those streets Tuesday, May 18th.
 The petition for a sidewalk and Icurb on Murray road was tabled Iuntil later meeting,
 Attending Dedication F7s' Exalted Thomas A. Tracy. Secretary George Roberts and Hugh Murnane Of the local lodge Of Eiks 7re in Waterbury this afternoon at tending the dedication Of e memo rial 10 Edward X. Leach, a past exalted ruler of the lodge of that city,
 Boy Struck By Auto i Rupert r. Barker of School street reported 10 the police last evening that while driving over West street near the corner of Pleasant street, his automobile struck little Robert Courchaine, 6 years old of West street. The boys head was cut. re- quring two or three stitches to close the wound. Barker appeared before Deputy Prosecutor Robert .J. Stack this morning. and his case was continued until May 14th to await the outcome Of the boys in jurIes,
 Old Claim Settled
 The city council last night author ized the payment of bill Of S65o -o the l.. Suzio Construction Co. of Mariaan, which has been held up for .about seven years, on account of a dispute arising from the paving of Park street The claims committee had given the matter their careful consideration and felt that after de- ductinE tho amount spent by the city in making necessary repairs. the balance in question was rightfully due tho construction company.
 Petition sewer Connection
 4 petition has been received by 'he mayor and city conucil for a savrr connection for the new Nurs- les home adjoining the Bristol hos .pital Ground was broken few days ago for the building in question end the petition was referred 10 the sewer committee for the necessary attention.
 Forcstville Fishing Club Annual
 The annual meeting of the For estville Fishing club was held in the Firomen's hall last evening and tho following officers elected for the ensuing year: President. Edwin Burr: first vice president, Fred Frye; second vice-preadent, Harold InEraham: secretary and treasurer. Lester II. Greene: board of mana gers, Carl Mason. Harry Futile and Irving Norton.
 Trinity Church
 This evening at : o'clock the Trinity Social club will hold it's an- nual meeting and officers for the en- suing year will be elected. A supper will be served, starting promptly at seven o'clock. the business session will follow and afterwards a social hour will be enjoyed.
 on Saturday. May s, the teachers and children of Trinity church Sun day school. will attend the annual children's service at Christ Cathe- dral, Hartford. The trip 10 and from Hartford will be made by a bus chartered for tho occasion. The party will be in charge of the rector, Rev. John Wilkins.
 To Celebrate 18th Anniversary
 The 18th anniversary of the Swed- fsh Baptist church will be celebrated next Saturday and Sunday with an appropriate program and all of next week special evanEelistic meetings will he conducted by Rev. C. A. Segerstrom of Omaha, Nebraska and Brooklyn N. Y.
 Reception For Rev. w |. Davis, Jr.
 Members or Ashury Methodist church in Forestville have complot- ed preparations for A reception to be rendered this evening to their new DaStor Rev. William r. Davis, who took up his duties on April 1. An invitation is extended by the com mitteo arranging the reception to all residents of the community. ire spective Of their religious belief. 10 call and greet the Rev. Davis and his family,
 City Clerks Report
 The report of City Clerk Thomas