New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

ierable and that the condition would ! De considerably worse If the beds were extended. He also mentioned tHe lact that the city now has a | public dump on Lake avenue and garbage Is being dumped there 10 make life more unbearable for the residents.
 L. r. Layden, local real estate man. who resides on Middle street just of Of Lake avenue. took iss,a with Commissioner Copeland Of the state department, who favored the pumping system, Mir. Hayden felt that the best and cheapest way in which to meet the situation was 10 buy a strip Of land in Plainville and utillze a gravity system. City En- gineer Buell stated that with a plant located in Plainville. 1t would be necessary 10 pump the sewage as if would be impossible to get the pro- per gravity.
 East Bristol property owners or 1t least considerable number of them are against the installation or sewer at this time because Of inc Tact that they are now heavily in dtbt Tor new school erected Ii,- tic over year ago. At the present tne they are paying seven mill scAooi tax. the highest in the city. and f will be necessary 10 nav a similar tax for two or three more years before they will be able to reduce it.
 X committee consisting or Harry N Law. Fred Downs, Charles A An@"rbower Matthew Mccormack. Joseph L. Macdonald, Harold A. Hayden and Joseph T. Donovan were elected at a meeting held in Iorestvilie several weeks ago ana they have been working along witt, cIiy officials on the proposed plans.
 The will Of the people in con rection with the proposed facilities will be known following a special election which is to be held fin the near future.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mons Larson
 The funeral or Mrs. Mons Larson. "~'H o' years WHO dled sunday at the home Of her daughter. aIrs. Sven Johnson Of lG5 Goodwin street was held at ? o'clock this afternoon dt the swedish Lutheran church on S'earns street. Services were con ducted by Rev. fleming Johnson and interment was in West cemc tery.
 \, Q. II. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Rev. T. ]. Koena branch, Ancient Order of Hihcrnians, will be held at o'clock this evening in Eagles hail on Meadow street.
 Nrighborhood Prayer Meeting
 The weekly Ncighhorhood Prayer Meeting will ho held at 9:30 o'clock "Wednesday morning at the home Of Mrs, A. Nearing Of 50 Woodland street.
 Scichcprey Post Activities
 Seicheprcy Nisht will be observed this evening by Seicheprey Post, No. ', American Legion of this city. State Nice-Commander Ogren with lis staff will attend the festivities as will also a number of Legionnaires from Windsor, Wethersneld and West Hartford, who are known throughout the county as the "S W's," The entertainment will be furnished by the Clements Enter tainment Bureau Of Hartford. A luncheon and smoker will follow the conclusion of the evenings enter- tainment program.
 Red Men to Meet
 The regular meeting of Com bounce Tribe. l. Q. F. M. will be held at o'clock this evening in the WIgwan on Prospect street.
 An Unlucky Motorcycle
 On Saturday of last week, James Calciano of East Bristol was before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mathcr for operating q motorcycle proper registration and after he had explained to the court Of hcials that lle was simply taking 1t 10 q garage for repairs, his case was nollcd on payment Of costs.
 Yesterday afternoon. Offcier Ed gar Norton. who made the first ar rest. noticed Salvatore Calciano, brother of James, proceeding to- ward him with the same motorcycle and on this occasion IL was also without markers. In addition. Sal Natore was minus a drivers license and the officer brought him to hcad- quarters where he was released shortly after on bonds furnished by a friend.
 This morning Salvatore appeared before Prosecuting Attorney Mather. who was again inclined toward leniency and the case was nolled ou payment Of costs. which as in the previous case totalri S6.S0 making the total paid by the two brothers s1S.Sn. And still the motorcycle has not been registered