New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
Bristol Meus
SEWER EXTENSION
 MAY BE DEFERRED
"Bull' by General Assembly Ez-
 pectd to Force Delay
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER IT

Elks Prepare Flag Day Program
 Ahern Case Put On Ice" By
 Judges Order-Couplc Arrested
 on Husbands Complaint.
 A busy session of the city council is predicted for next Tuesday eve ming, numerous matters being sched- uled for discussion.
 Of chief interest to taxpayers ir the Forestville section will be the recommendations to be submitted by Corporation Counsel William N. De- Roster in connection with the pro- posed Forestville sewer. The appli. cation for the issuance of bonds to the extent of s200,O0o for this inn provement was formally approved by the state legislature, but later il was found that that body, instead of passing a revised bill calling for the establishment of second tax ing district which would permit ad- ditional improvements such as side walks and curbs, had passed 8 dummy or tentative bill covering the establishment of the Forestville sewer district. The tentative bill, which was presented before the time limit for the presentation of new bills had expired, did not meet with the approval of experts on bond issues and for that reason the re- vised bill had been passed and the mistake was not discovered until the corporation counsel procured a copy of the bill. It is the belief of many that MT. DeRosier will recommend to the council that the sewer pro- ject be deferred for another two years.
 Bids will be opened for the con struction of a sewer on East Road and for cnrbs and sidewalks on Muzzy street, which leads 10 Muzzy field and Rockwell park.
 Funeral of Mrs. Martin Theer
 The funeral of Mrs. Martin Theer, who died Wednesday at her home at 20 Ward street, was held at o:15 o'clock this afternoon at the German Lutheran church on Meadow street. Rev. George Meyer conducted the services and interment was in West cemetery.
 P. o. S. Of A. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Camp No. 16. P. o. S. of A.. will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. There will be nomination of officers for the coming year and other important business will be transacted.
 West Cemetery Association
 A special meeting of the West Cemetery association will be held at the public library at s o'clock next Monday evening, June 9th. A re- port on the purchase of additional land will be made and the contract for grading the undeveloped portion of the cemetery will be considered.
 Any person owning or caring for burial plots in the cemetery Is elig- ible to attend the meeting.
 Tcrryville High Hero Today
 The Terryville high school base ball team will play the local high school in this city at o'clock this afternoon. This is the only game scheduled between the two teams this year.
 Elks Meeting
 At a meeting of the Bristol Lodge of Elks held last evening, Judge Jo- seph M. Donovan reported on the program of Flag Day exercises to be held at 7:30 o'clock. Tuesday eve ming, June 14 on the high school grounds. An invitation has been ex- tended to Governor Trumbull to at tend and the committee in charge of arrangements is awaiting a reply from him.
 An invitation from the Willimantic Lodge of Elks to attend the dedica- tion exercises in that city Thursday night, June g, was accepted and it is expected that large delegation will make the trip. The degree was conferred on two candidates.
 After the business session, an en- tertainment program was rendered with John J. Crean of New Britain at the piano. John Sullivan and William Egan of New Britain enter tained with q number of popular songs.
 The annual carnival of the lodge will be held on the grounds sur rounding the Elks home from June 25 to July I.
 To Attend Meeting
 The summer meeting of the Con- necticut Past Exalted Rulers of the Elks will be held at Willimantic on Sunday. Those attending from the Bristol lodge will include Senator Noble E. Pierce, Thomas A. Tracy, William l.. .O'Connell. William P. Hynds, D. F. Crowley. H. L. Brault and Albert LeFebre. all past exalt- cd rulers and Robert w. Harris. the present exalted ruler.
 Declines to Forfeit Bond
 Thomas Ahern, who was arrested