New Britain herald., 1926-09-08

lsFect Schooi large enough to ta ke
 care of their requirements and while everyone, who knows the real situa-
 ton. heartily approved the board s decision, the desired result has not
 as yet been obtained. The condi-
 ton this morning indicates that
 there are number of children on
 Fall Mountain unable to gain ac- cess to any school building.
 Attorney Joseph ?. O'Connel, a member Of the board Of education. who was present al the meeting last evening, stated that he believed that until such time as the district lines were changed to include Crown street and vicinity in the third dis 1 trict, arrangements could be made to take care of the children in that locality in district No. 8.
 ! Corporation Counsel William N. { DeRosier also informed the council, that in order to redistrict No. and No. l2, 1t would he necessary to furnish a : day notification 10 both districts, notices to this effect 10 be | S- This will be done immediately so that the necessary corrective steps may he taken with the least possi- ble delay.
 Street Line Hearing
 An open hearing on the re-estab- lishment Of the street line on Cen tral street. Forestviln. between Main and Pine streets. will be held in conjunction with the next meet ing of the city council on Tuesday, October 5th. Property owners on both sides of the street in question will be officially notified Of the hear ing before the date set.
 Threatens To Sue City
 The claim of Julius Brendt Of the Chippins Hill section for damages resulting from a broken leg sus- tained when he was thrown from his wagon during the heavy snow last winter, was again discussed last evening by the city council and it was voted to grant him a hearing. Mfr. Brendt talked 10 Councilman w. A. Hough yesterday and inform ed him that unless some settlement was made by last evening. he would institute suit to collect damages.
 According to information avail able. Mir Brendt, due to the fact that Battle street had not been opened for travel after heavy snowfall, cndeavored to drive his team across a lot. While doing so, one of the front wheels of his wa gon dropped into a hole, throwing him from the seat and fracturing his leg The city's contention Is that Mir. Rrendt was not obliged 10 cross the lot, but could have pro- ceeded to the city via Hill street, l which was open for travel. Battle ! street was closed for some time due | to the high drifts and the city feels | that it was plowcd out just as soon ! as it was possible for the street de- partment 10 take care Of it.
 Ask Curbs And Sidewalks
 A petition. signed by Is property | owners of Field and View streets. | dNs HIS lIldl 'ui 'S anu N'bt ans " l laid on htose two streets early next | year. was presented to the city coun- cil last evening and referred to the ! street committee for investigation ] and report at a later meeting.
 Bridge Contract Awarded
 Fred Helming of this city was awarded the contract for the cree ton of a concrete reinforced bridge 1 over the Pequahuck river at Downs street by the city council last eve ming, his bid being Ss,700 for the structure itself with an additional s200 for a temporary foot bridge. He agreed to finish the work in 60 days and to pay s25 a day for each day over the specified time that the bridge is not ready for traf- fic.
 Other bidders were Cosmo Eacca, s9,250 for the bridge. s200 for addi- tional foundations and S175 for footbridge; Michael Mar nelli, SS,7Os for bridge, $40 per yard for additional foundations and foot bridge $500; An onio DiMarco, sS.sO4 for bridge. , '25 per cubic yard for additional . foundations and foot bridge so0o Mr. DiMarco agreed to finish the bridge in 6S working days while no specified time was mentioned by iacco or Marinelli in their bids. t;
 To Construct Sewers [
 At q meeting of the city council l ast evening. it was voted to con 'truct sewers on Curtiss. Beach. Cy- press and Highland streets and ealed bids for this work will be | ,sked for immediately by the city ( Jerk. An open hearing of the pur- I pose of hearing property owners in , cry few availed themselves Of the opportunity to appear. I
 Fence Dispute Settled ,
 The boundary line fence dispute { 'etween property owned by Daniel ( Iichwa and neishbor on Stafford venue has been amicsbly settled. ccording 10 the report of Council ' nan w. A. Hough. Councilman , Raymond Crumb, who looked into 2 he matter with Mir. Hough. gave C Iichwa's neighbor until September
 to complete his portion Of the I ence and ite erection was completed ' turing the rainstorm on Labor Day. s
 Quarterly Police Report I Two hundred eighty arrests were l. nade by the police department for | he quarter ending August Sl. 1926, { cCording 10 the report of Chief Err a lest T. Belden submitted to the V mayor and city council last evening. I If this number S2 were boys and l. ( hree girls, all under ol years of [ ge. 62 automobile accidents were