New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
BRISTOL NEWS
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Pine street. Referred to street com mittee.
 Petition from property owners on Terryville avenue above railroad bridge asking for sewer facilities. It was voted to hold an open hearing on August 17th, at which time those interested would be heard.
 Automobile Sprayed With Oil
 The claim of James T.. Case, in amount of s5.5o, presented some time ago 10 the city council cover ing expense incurred in washing and polishing his car which was badly spotted by oil on Foley street, was again referred back to the claims committee after a lengthy discussion. Foley street, 1t develops has never been accepted by the city and Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson maintained that the city was not responsible for tha, reason. Corporation Counsel Will liam N. DeRosier, however, insisted that the city was obligated. The street in question was oiled by the Public Works Department, which fact puzzles many who have discussed the case.
 Order Removal of Sewer
 A communication was read at the council meeting last evening from ] Judge Epaphroditus Peck, repre- senting Martin Loughlin, stating that unless the city took action on the removal of the surface sewer across the land of Mir. Loughlin in 1 the rear of his block on Main street before August 18th, definite actioA | would be taken against the city. The lease covering this sewer privi- lege is covered by a provision that 1t could be terminated on sixty days notice. Mir. Loughlin served notice for the discontinuanc of the sewer on March 27th and again on May 2nd.
 After discussion the letter was | referred to the sewer committee.
 Appropriations Increased
 
 make an extra appropriation of $500 for the dog warden, for dog licenses s700 andSfor the board of reuef ac- 1 count s1.55.
 The increase in the dog warden's account was made necessary by the increased number of dogs in the city.
 Tree Warden's Appropriation Spent
 The matter of an additional ap- propriation for the tree warden's account. brought before the council by the city clerk, was turned down and 1t was voted to notify the tree warden that he must not exceed his original allotment of funds. This 1 will mean a discontinuance of work for the balance of the season due to the fact that the appropriation Is practically exhausted.
 N. B. Uses Bristol As Garbage Dump
 pr. B. B. Robbins, city health of ficer, in submitting his monthly re- port for July to the city council last evening. that during that period his attention has been called to one of the filthiest conditions that had ever come to his notice. That was the practice of man, owning farm part of which lies in Plainyille and part in Bristol who had been award ed the contract of collecting swill by the city Of New Britain. This swill was brought to his farm where it was sprayed around the ground for about S5 pigs, which he was raising. The result waa that persons passing by the premises noticed the un- healthy odor arising and notified the health department.
 Dr. Robbins went to the location in question and by his instructions, gasoline was spread over the ground and the area utilized for dumping purposes burned over. tractor is now being used to cover over the ground. The health officer intimat- ed that should there be any recur- rance of the nuisance, specific or ders will be given the city of New Britain to keep their garbage out of Bristol.
 Hearing On Sewer Facilities
 At the suggestion of the sewer committee, it was voted at the coun. ell meeting last evening to notify the property owners on the upper end of Divinity. Park and adjacent streets to appear at an open meet Ing to be held on September :, to show cause why they should not be CKJDDV