New Britain herald., 1926-10-20
PhinuiM Mews
EXPLAINS SURFACE SEWERAGE SYSTEM
 Linden Street School Provided for, McKernan Says
 HIGH SCHOOL IS VICTORIOUS

First Win of Season is Impressive
 Auto and Truck Collide; Man Hurt Benefit Whist q Sucoess-Grange l Notes-Temco Bowling-Briefs.
 The depression In Linden street
 just north Of the Linden street school
 will be drained by the sewer system
 was authorized at the annual town
 meeting Monday night. Engineer
 D. McKernan explained today. At the
 meeting there was considerable ques- tioning concerning just what streets the proposed sewer would benefit and. while Mir McKernan answered these as fully as possible, some mis- understanding still prevailed. The sewer proper will be laid along East street from Broad to Maple street, thence along the pass way by the Callen homestead and
 into Milford avenue. whence it will
 empty into Quinnipiac river. This
 will be of 24-inch pipe. There will be several catch basins about the | high school to drain the street there. | Another catch basin will be installed on Linden street nortt, Of the school. | This will be connected by six-inch | pipe, with the main sewer where 1t crosses Linden street.
 The full plan for which estimates were prepared by Engineer McKern- | an included q o4-inch trunk line | along Linden street, but the cost | makes this prohibitive this year and the six-inch pipe and catch basin l were substituted temporarily. The
 laying of this sewer to remove the
 storm water In the great lakes dis | trict of the town will prevent those {! lakes, which sometimes flow across the streets 10 depth of foot, from forming and it is expected to result in better attendance and bet : ter health at the Linden street and high schools.
 Fl. S. Defeats Meriden The Plainvllle high school foot ) hall team won it's first victory Of the : season yesterday afternoon when II
 raced to a 900 win over Merlden
 junior high team. The game was ln- y taresting and well played throughou' !, Meriden e1celled in forward passing y and kept Plainville guessing at thls V rame but the visitors could not gain = at ne-bucking. The home team c however. proved adept at pl"nglne . and scored on straight football, the f feature being a 5o-yard run Tor n touchdown by Murphy. n plajnville showed further i'm E provement and is growing better : with every game. If the weather was Q deemed at all agreeable, the clever f was scheduled to go right back into t action this afternoon with the BITS n tol high school second team aS : guests opponents. h The backneld yesterday consisted
 of Murphy Peterson. Rackman ana
 Conlon. while the line contained V Wiley, Wegner. schaeffer. Smith V Weber, Robertson and DlMarcoi q Purdy went in as a replacement n man.
 l. Hurt In Crash
 o Edward Jakujak was injured in ar n automobile accident about S:"'
 o'clock last night when the car IT f. which he was a passenger collidet " with a truck driven by John Celli o' I 20 Spring street. The machine 1T
 which he was riding was operated nl q Harold ". Barlow of Spring street if ColIinsville, and struck the heaVle'
 vehicle at Hart's corner. JakujaF n was cut about the head and taKer IF to the office of pr. George F. Cooi
 for treatment.
 Neither driver was injured. Bar ' lows machine had to be toWed 10 ,+ garage, while the truck was slight. damaged.
 Grange Meeting
 f Plainville Grange held its resu'a !, meeting last night in Grange hall o after two songs had been sung D, I the entire Grange. an original paper
 SNOTL CUlS 1pE lIlC IloHcN rN'N fN''
 was read by Mrs. George Beckwitr
 A reading by Miss Gertrude Barne t followed.
 d The first and second degrees WI ;- be given at the next meeting. O IS November 2. A special meeting c rs the state Grange will be held i e, Newington on October 2S, when m ls sixth degree will be given Tn is local Grangers are planning TO t. their annual fair, which will talk l. place in December.
 Seek Basketball Games te The Panther A. c. has been rf n- organized after lapse of thre ,n years and will again seek to pl tn Plainville on the semi-pro court ma he this winter. Arnold and Steven IT, who played professional basketba
 in Maine, and Smith, former men
 Der of the West Brooklyn Prote DS sonals, have been lined up. and Al