New Britain herald., 1926-07-30

commission consisting of William N. DeRosier. George w. Hull and Carleton w. Buell.. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan of this city appeared for Zertak while Attorney David Nair of New Britain represented Roman sky.
 Decision in the case was reserved. |
 Leaking Sewage Offensive
 While the matter Of sewer facili- ties in East Bristol and Forestville are being considered by both city and state officials, an adverse and unhealthy condition is permitted to exist in a section Of Forestville. where hundreds Of people pass each day. The spot in question is on land owned by the Sessions Clock Co.,. on Church street, just east of the Welch Fire company. and the condition is due apparently to Q leak in a sewer pipe, which carries refuse from sur rounding houses to the Pequabuck river. At times, particularly dur | ing the hot weather, an offensive odor arises from the pool of sewage which gathers in a slight depression and why something is not immedi- ately done to remedy the situation. l is a question which many persons are asking.
 Many feel that those whose homes are connected with the sewer In ! eI, IiSoAntiuna tts 1S This would undoubtedly work a
 hardship on the persons involved but such an action is the only solu- tion to the problem confronting the health officials. IL is unlikely that sewer facilities will be available this year and If such Is the case, repairs
 should be made to the present sewer
 line, which serves only few people,
 before any further use is made Of it.
 Funeral of Mary Elizabeth Bradley
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza
 beth Bradley of Welch street, Forest
 vile, was held at 2:3o o'clock this
 afternoon from the Asbury Meth
 odist church. Rev. William F..
 Davis. Jr., conducted the services
 and interment was in the family lot in West cemetery.
 Louis Garzmich
 Louis Garzmich, age so, of 3 Staf- 7 ford avenue, Forestville. died at St. } Francis hospital, Hartford. yester- 9 day afternoon after a short illness, :. He is survived by a nephew. Jan a Gerzanish, with whom he made his I home.
 !. Funeral services will be held to- n morrow morning at the Greek Cath, . ollie church on Beaver street, New a Britain, and interment will be in the 0 New Britain Greek Catholic ceme. q tery, that city.
 r Meeting of Chautauqua Guarantor. q A meeting of the guarantors O '- the Bristol Chautauqua will be helC s this evening at the conclusion Of tn, l. program in the tent on Federal Hil IF green. to determine whether or no l. the Chautauqua will be held neX l. year. It is understood that ther h will be slight deficit this year. is Strikes Standing Car James Maclie of 5 Center stree ', drove along School street going eas u about o'clock this morning anC V upon reaching the traffic standard " at the intersection of School ant S' Main streets, found the signal SC
 against him. He brought his au , tomobile to stop and a truck m bearing Connecticut license plate ,s No. 3217O. coming up behind hir .s apparently tried to crowd in be l tween Mackie's car and the curl | |,f The result was 1t collided with tn
 rear end of Mackie's car and dam " aged the right rear fender. ; Mr. Mackie informed police of n f1cials that the party driving tn
 truck offered him s5, which he fel H. was insufficient to cover the damag 10 done to his car. He was told to re ,r port to headquarters tomorro1 a afternoon in the even settlemen , had not been made before that time i'd Charge is Nolled
 S. Benjamin Cionchetti and Deli dTl, Nllo "tlt btlolC tHc Nphlh U of Tuesday morning on charge c
 misconduct and whose case wa
 continued until this morning, wer m permitted to go this morning b in Assistant Prosecuting Attorne in Robert J. Stack. the case hein e. nolled on payment of costs Tn
 woman was instructed to return IS, her former home in Providence an IS, the man informed that he woul as have to take care of the four chi r. dren which had been born to then g, Carnival to Open e. A carnival, under the auspices TX the Citizens Club of Italian Paren ng age, will be opened tomorrow ev' TX ming on the grounds at the corn, IT. of Church and Laurel streets ar lts will be continued all of next wee ts' Fireworks and a band concert wi
 be the attractions on the openir n- night and various forms Of ente ak tainment have been arranged f aS each evening,
 py The receipts will be used for u
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