New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
SET HEARING FOR
 SEWERAGE SYSTEM
Extension to ForeStYille to Be
 Considered Next Friday
GAR SMASHES INTO WALL

Defective Brakes Rolls Down h.
 inc-iutcrtainmcnt St Pa,rick's
 Night.
 Friday March k. has been set as the dato of a hearing for residents ot tho Forestyilla section Of the city to consider and discuss the proposed plans for the extending Of the pres ,At sewerage system to include that end O. the city, Engineer Carleton W. Rueu will get his plans and es- inmates tcE-thsr for that time. and the hearing will be held in Firomon's Lall
 The matter of sanitary sewerage system Tor ForcstyiIia has been con- s,lnred for the past few years and ,L survey of the situation was made few months a.o by tho city en- Sinecr, Two plans have been out lined for the proper sewage dis i>sal one to purchase land in the Forestville section for sewer beds and the other 10 pump the sewage to the present beds by means of pump ing stations IL is probable that when action is taken, tho latter method will be adopted
 The following letter was received this morning by Mayor Wade from $. II. Wadhams director of the state water commission:
 Tn view Of the fact that there is Il considerable sentiment among the citizens of Bristol favorable 10 ex- tending the sewerage system of the city to areas not now served. the state water commission some time ago, both by personal conference and written communication strongly recommended that an engineering survey be undertaken 10 ascertain how this could be best be done. and how much 1t would cost.
 You are, of course well aware that the state water commission is very much interested in auy pro Jfct which will reduce the pollution now entering the waterways of the state Moreover. it seems highly de- sirable that Bristol. which has nc- complished so much in the treat mont Of its sewers, might well com piete the task as carly as possible in the manner suggested above.
 'Ihe survey referred to having been made and the cost determined. t would now appear possible to sub nit the plans to 'he citizens Of the city for their consideration. This course seems desirable in view of the fact that the legislature will in the near future, consider q bond issue for inc purpose of meeting the cost of this improvement program.
 1t such meeting is held. the state water commission will be pieas"d 10 send a representative who Will be prepared 10 explain the dc tails of the undertaking and 10 an- sWer any technical questions which may arise as 10 sewage disposai methods and the best one suited to brlstols needs. If if is yolr wish that tho commission he represented Will you be so good as to advise us of the time and place of the meetire?"
 William Rogers Copeland. sanitary HnElneer of the commission has been 10 IorcstVillc on several occasions recently and conferred with both the mayor and city engineer recartling the situation. l. is the desire Of the commission, according 10 Mayor Wade, to clear the Farn,inrton rlver of all pollution within the next 4o years and 1t is felt that five years should be sufficient to rid the fequabuck river of it's present nn- sanitary condition. Much of the pol- luton to the latter stream, it is pointed out, is caused by sewers. which now serve q number of resi- dences and business places in the center of Forostville. emptying into lt
 Car Hits Retaining Wall
 Michael Marinelli Of l56 Lake av- enue was placed under arrest at S;SN o'clock this morning after his car had rolled across North Main street just east of Laurel street climbed the sidewalk and come to "a stop against the retaining wall. Marinelli had parked his car on the lott hand side Of North Main street and entered a store. leaving his en- zine running. The brakes failed to hold and when the car started to move. George Tetrn of g Kelly street. who happened 10 hn passing, Jumped into the drivers seat and en- deavored to stop 1t. The brakes failed 10 hold. however. and the car struck the wall. The charges against Marinelli are operating a car with defective brakes and per hitting his engine to run while the auto was parked in an incline. His case will be heard in tho police