New Britain herald., 1928-04-28
COMMISSION ]. KS
 FARMHOUSE PLANS
Mayor Crumb Names Committee
 to Direct Construction
GIRLS INVOLVE POLICEMEN
Three Hartford Bluccoats Suspended as Result Of Rcyclations-Wom oman Claims Body in Waterbury as That of Her Brother.

Plans for the new firehouse at the corner of Farnington avenue and Lewis street were formally ap- proved by the board of fire com- missioners at a meeting held in the city council chamber last evening. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb pre- sided and all members of the board were present.
 The new fire station will be n 'T' shaped affair built on the style of a neighborhood house. The first story will be of brick and the sec ond ot stucco and half beams. It will be sufficiently large to house two trucks and five men. On the first floor. in addition to the truck space, there will be q recreation room for the men. On the second floor there will bc rooms for the three men, a captains room and lavatory. The basement will be full slZc and there the hose and other accessories will be stored.
 There will be two exits for fire apparatus. one opening 10 the front Of the building on Pennington ave- nue and the second facing to the west and reaching the street at the corner Of Farnil gton avenue and Oakland street.
 Following a detailed explanation of the plans by Architect Harold A. Hayden. they were accepted by the commissioners and bids for the con- struction of the new building will be asked for on next Monday. Plans will be available in the architects S office for contractors desiring to submit bids. 1t is hoped that such bids will be available for opening at the March 18th meeting Of the city council. so that the contract may be awarded at that time.
 Upon the recommendation of Commissioner Homer II. Judd, Mayor Crumb appointed a building committee consisting of W. s. h. graham, chairman. w. Kenneth Sessions and Chief John II. Hayes. It will be the duty of this commit tee to confer with the city council in the awarding of the contract and after that 10 supervise the work. It is expected that the building will be ready for occupancy late in the summer.
 Ask Hydrant on Camp Street
 A petition, received by the board Of fire commissioners from Ole Robertson for the installation Of a fire hydrant on Camp street, was referred 10 Chief John II. Hayes With power 10 net. Tho situation on Camp street is a peculiar one in that one side of the street is in Plainville and the other side in Bristol.
 Ambulance in Fire House
 Officials of the Bristol hospital requested authority to place an am- nulance in one of the frehouses, where it would be available for emergency use. It is their idea that a member of the fire department could be called upon to drive the ambulance, which would save the expense of employing an additional man at the hospital for this pur- pose.
 FolloWlng a short discussion, the matter was left in the hands of Mayor w. Raymond Crumb and Commissioner Homer II. Judd with power to act.
 Loses Car and Finds It.
 Anthony kaschak, local real estate ana insurance man, was greatly sur prlsed Friday when he went 10 use hls automobile and found that he had none 10 use. someone having appropriated it during his absence from the wheel. He reported tho matter to the police who immediate ly notified nelghboring cities by teletype and telephone and Mir. Kas- Chak proceeded 10 transact some of his business on foot A few hours later he again appeared at police headquarters and reported that he ndd lound thH car himself on High street near the corner of Main street only 8. block away from his own home.
 Funeral of Mrs. Augusta Renar,
 The funeral of Mrs. Augusta Rem CT. wite Of Louis Rener of 8sS King Road. will he held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her late home and at a:S0 o'clock at the German Lutheran church on Meadow street. Rev. George Meyer will officiate and burial will be in West cemetery.
 Arrested for Southington Police.
 Frank kowolski, IS. of 37 Pine street, was arrested last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski on a war rant isSUej last October by tho