New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
INSPECTS EXITS OF
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Doors Open in Instead Of Out,
 Judd Discovers
MARINE LAMP co. ELECTS
Thaw Causes RutS To Appear In Streets - Alleged Navy nescrtcr Arrested - Has Brother. Iu-I daW Arrested Tor Assault.

Councilman Homer II. JuIl has called attention to the fact that on some of the public buildings in the city. the doors loading from tNe street 10 the building open inward instead of outward as required by law This is particularly true of somo of the older structures, al- though any public buildings erected recently comply with this require Iment, or are provided with swinging doors.
 When this suh.oct was brought up. l investigation developed that the city hall itself presents a violation, The door entering the police department opens inward and this seemed 10 be The prevailing practice in past years, , Just what the outcome of tho in NcsuEaton will be is unknown Just at this time, but no doubt some ac- ton will he taken at the next moc,- ing ul the city council on March 2.
 National Marine Lamp Co. Elects
 Tho annual meeting of tho stock- holders or the National Marine
 Lamp company was he'd a, D. m.
 yesterday al tho company offices on Brook street, ForcsNille. William IF. Calder, Alexander Harper, Wn- liam A. Hayes, II. G"ruldson. George
 S Beach and John T, Chidsoy or ! Bristol, Arthur \. Manross Of For
 cs'vlle, Philip Ripley of New Brit
 ain and Max Kootzon of New York
 were reelected directors.
 ] Due to the fact that th" necessary
 quorum of directors was not in nt-
 tendance, th" election Of officers was deferred until the next meeting. ThawS Affects Traffic The rain storm of last night and
 lhe fog prevailing today has caused .a goolly quantity Of snow to disap- ! pear but at tha same timo it has plarod streets outside tne city prop . CT in q lamrntah)o condition. The < roads in the Forcstvile and East l Bristol sections arc filled with rus | which make it impossible for auto.
 mobiles 10 turn out 10 permit others coming from an opposite direction to . pass until an intcrsocting street is , reached. There are also some spots . where considerable water has accu. . mulatad and in such places. boots seem to he inc order of the day, , The sidewalks in lhe second tax.
 ing district have not been cleared O
 snoW, and this action on the part o
 property Owncrg is not required h,
 thr city charter. This makes it nrc I rssary for residents of that sec'io' - to utIlizr tho roads and often tim" t "a person is well sprayed by passini |. ilohjclos before his destination i
 reached.
 n Meadow street, ou which th" Con | tral fire house is located is also j' $ poor shape Tlis street is one o Q tho lowest thoroughtarcs in the city - with tho result that water from th il hin section and North Main srrcn !. arcumulutcs at that point i'll con 2. si1oraNa quantities on account O o the low level it has been practical I Impossible 10 supply sufficient drain Is agp facilities h carry of tho sur 70 tface water,
 ;o Navy DcscrtCr Arrested lt Emil John ArchambcanIt T.
 Union street. this city, was talk,
 into custody last evening by the lc x. .cal police at tho request of th Of .authoritios of Brooklyn Navy Var. n- charged with dcscrIion. A rcpr' sh Iscniativn Of tho Navy Yard camC [ }c Bristol last night and took Archan so hcault hack,
 II, New Departure Nict0rS h. The local New Departure basko ys inall team rompoi 10 an easy vi' us tory over the Mcrld"n Endees h nc evening hy q scorc of 30 10 t7 h $ fore good sized crowd in q IT, High school gym. The first ha
 was hotly coujostnd and when 'l
 iwhiStle sounded for intcrmisSi' D 'the Bristol boys were in tho Va jlr l& oil. In this period tho risi'o lr made but two field goals and in q id second half but one.
 tn Malcolm was high point man [ ,ii Bristol with a total of 1@ poir .r 0wlilc Cook led tho F,ndors wi an syycn. The score;
 1d. New Departures
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