New Britain herald., 1926-08-03
Bristol Neus
COUNCIL ID DISCUSS
 BUILDING CODE
Proposed Legislation Comes Up
 TOnisht-Other Business
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS

TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS Collisions On Federal Street and
 Near New Departure Plant-No
 Arrests Madeline Intoxicated
 Driyers-Notcs.
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held this evening and number of important matters are up for consideration.
 Action will be taken on the pro- posed building code, which consists of forty typewriter sheets and was prepared by special committees aft CT several years of work and study. It is believed that the council will vote to adopt the regulations con- tained therein and include the code in the city ordinances, after it has been properly advertised.
 The matter Of better protection at the Federal street railroad crossing will also be brought up and it is ex- pected that representative Of the New Haven road will be present at the meeting. This subject was first brought up by Councilman Homer H. Judd who was acting mayor on July 22nd, on which date Philip Jannelle Of North Main street lost his life when the automobile he was operating was struck by an east bound passenger train. At the pres ent time crossing protection is af- forded only to 6 ?. m.. while at Cen ter street, Doolittle's and Davitt's crossings, gatemen or flagmen are on duty until midnight It is thought that railroad authorities will be ask cd to provide similar protection for Federal street.
 Bids for the widening of Main street between Malone Court and North Main street will be opened at this evenings session and the con- tract awarded.
  and Game association for supervised fishing privileges in the city reser- Voirs will also be brought up and a report submitted by the committee who have been Investigating the matter. The opinions of city health officer. water department. state health officer and the State Fish and Game association will be embodied | in the report. Dr. B. B. Robbins. local health officer. has expressed himself as opposed to granting the request.
 At the time this matter was first brought up. Joseph P. O'Connell secretary of the Bristol Fish and Game association, informed the council that a warden would be fur. nished to supervise all such fishing activities without cost to the city.
 A public hearing will be granted to the citizens of Federal street in the matter of establishing a build ing line and it is believed that a number will be ori hand to present their views.
 A petition for sewer facilities on Terryville avenue from the railroad bridge to the residence of Burdette Curtis will be given consideration by the city fathers and some decision reached.s
 Two Auto Accidents
 Cars owned and operated by Wal ter Sullivan of 10S Prospect street and Oliver s. Hart of 1O7 Judd street were in collision yester- day afternoon at the corner of Fed eral and Summer streets. Hart was driving up Federal street and cross ling Summer and Sullivan was pro- Iceeding on Summer street. Both cars were slightly damaged and neither driver was injured.
 Thomas J. Green of S31 Summer street, Clarence H. Anderson of 5 Camp street. Plainville and Edwin Novak of the North Side hotel, fig lured in an automobile accident yes iterday afternoon near the plant of lthe New Departure Mfg. company Anderson. whose car had been parked in front of the Endee hotel had started to drive away when the bumper of his car caught the left rear fender of the automobile oper- ! ated by Green. Novak was follow Iirg Green coming east on North Main street and was unable to stop quickly enough. The cars of Green and Anderson were slightly damag- ! ed
 All of the parties involved appear ed before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning and agreed to settle the matter between themselves No arrests were made. White-Foley
 Bryce White of 332 Main street and Miss Irene Foley, daughter oi Mrs. Bridget Foley of o04 Goodwin street, were united in marriage al g o'clock this morning at the rectorS of St. Joseph's Catholic church by | Rev. Oliver T. Magnell,
 After a wedding trip to be spent at Mir. Whites former home ir Maine, the couple will take up theiI residence at 204 Goodwin street.