New Britain herald., 1926-10-06

Ilncorporating or the town Of Bristol
 as city the first Monday in October.
 1911. and was granted for a. nominal
 rental of S1 year. The lease also
 continued a 60-day termination
 clause and MT. Peck pointed out that
 since February of this year four
 different notices had been served on
 the city to discontinue the use of
 the sewer. Nothing was heard from the city until after the council meet- ing on September '. when notice was sent to Mir. Loughlin of the hearing
 to be held last night. Judge Peck
 also pointed out that there were two
 other ways in which both the sani-
 tary and surface water sewers could be taken care Of. One was by ex-
 cavating under the city building and connecting with the North Main street sewer main and the other was
 through a strip of land about four feet wide between two buildings north Of Mfr. Loughlin's property on Main street. The first method, tho city believed would be too expensive and the latter course not feasible on account Of the close proximity of the two buildings. An offer was made, however. by Mir. Loughlin through his attorney, to renew the present lease at an annual rental of sl0e, and which would also contain ths same restrictions as we'll as tho termination clause.
 After the condemnation vote was taken, Councilmen Homer H. Judd. Charles R. Anderson and F. E, Merrill were appointed a committees to appraise the benefits and dam. ages. "
 Mayors Appointments Endorsed
 Mayor John F. Wade announced the following appointments at a meeting of the city council last eve- ming, all Of them being endorsed by the council members: pr. B. R. Robbins, city health officer; Dr. I. k. Vail, milk, food and herd inS spector; members of board of health, Mrs. Mae c, Spring, Mra H. welIes Taylor, John W. Murphy and John kaicher: examiner of town records. Daniel J. Heffernan.
 The appointment of Ernest B, Merrill as acting mayor for the nexf four months by Mayor Wade was also formally approved by the coun. cil.
 Teachers Association Elects
 At the annual meeting of the Bri,s tol Teachers association held at l:30 ?. m. yesterday in the hixh school Mrs, NJ. A. Heffernan was elected president for the ensuing year. Other officers elected were Miss Doris Duts ton' vice. president; Mrs. Peter Con. lon' secretary Miss Ellen HubbelL treasurer.
 Following the business session i chicken supper was served and . .o. cial hour enjoyed.
 Wishes to Purchase City land
 A letter was read at the city eoun. ell last evening from Joseph Nash. requesting that the city set a nrics on the V shaped piece of land now owned by the city next to the Peous. DUCK river on Church street. Mir. Nash intimated his willingness to bpv the strip in question and agreed to erect wall along the property in the event the transfer wa. con- summated.
 The matter was referred to tb. street committee with inst-r..io 10 look into the situation and report at the next meeting.
 Street Line Opposed
 inc petition of Cornelius R Daley of Central street, Forestvi,I. asKlhg that the street line on Con, tral street between East Main s,reot and Pine street be re-ostabl,sbad was bitterly opposed by other pron. erly owners at public hearing be. TOT the mayor and city council, Michael Daley one of the opnosj- tlon' informed the council that if the proposed new street line wa, mt Into effect. he would lose his fropt steps and a portion Of his verandah. me same thing would apply to a helshboring house and Mrs. Emma Johnson informed the city fathers 'nae the change would place the sidewalk under the bedroom vin. dows Of her house. Mrs. Mary Ros. sl'er also objected for reasons simh lar to those of Mir. Daley.
 Judge Epaphroditus Peck 0, th,A city, representing Mir. and Mrx, Louis Lagasse, Michael Daley. fatrlck Green, Edward Dalton and James Dalton, stated that the town In 1858 held & hearing and astah. I'shed street line between East Main street and Pine street. Ths street at that time. designated as aS7s rect wide. was to run in an ak- solutely straight line from ono end bordering property owned at fh,2 tune by the Bristol Savings and Toad to the base of pine treS on the other. The e-establishnen1 or the line would result in leusn,nc the value of abuttins property. was pointed out.
 J. B, Lewis of Southington. r.n resenting the Lewis interests on M corner Of Central street and E.n Main street, objected to any rreaf change in the line, but was informed py City Engineer Carleton ". Pueu that only one-half an inch of tbaA property was involved.
 Alter considerable discumiox the matter was turned back into thS hands of the street committee for s further investigation and a report at a later meeting.
 Asks For Chicken Ordinance
 Dr. B. B. Robbins, city health of. hcer, last night appeared before the
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