New Britain herald., 1928-04-18
BRISTOL NEWS
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 At meeting or the board Of water commissioners held last eve ming in the department offices on Riverside avenue. several new water mains were voted, indicating that the summer season will be marked by many new extensions.
 In response to a petition signed by Judge Roger s. Newell and others, ii was voted 10 lay water mains on the new Newell tract on Brewster road. The only objector was Aver etc Judd. The extensions will lD- clude approximately l6s feet of slA inch main on Brewster road from the end ot the present main which was laid last year 10 B"lridge road aIaj approximately 56o feet Of six inch main on Bclridge road southcrly from Brewster road.
 l lo0o feet Of eight inch main will also be laid on Pennington avenrc raSlcrly from MlA street 10 connect with the pr. sent eight inch main running eastsrly ircn Stafford avenue. All who appeared at last nights hearing were in favor of the extension.
 lao feet Of two Inch main will also be laid on East Washington street westerly from the present main, tl. oNrons" of this work being suaran- teed hy William Eugles,
 Water Analysis
 The report of the state chemists on BriStols water supply under date of April II was as follows: Tn" numbers of bacteria are not high and no objcctionSl types were found inten cubic CeuIimetrr volumes of water tested. Tn" supply appears 10 he entirely satisfactory from q bact "riological standpoint under the existing conditions"
 Heport of Superintendent
 During the month of March the aNerag" daily water consumption in the city was 2.6a?,ooo gallons, an increase of 31,oo0 gallons over March. 1926. On April 11th all reserH oirs were full except Reservoir No. 1, Nhjcn vas down about four inches.
 Fills rendered during March to- 'alcd S1G,616.5., which was s$,- IG3.76 more than for the month Of March. 1927. Bills for water remain ing unpaid on April amounted 10 so2.so3.1S. the larger part of this amount being for street asseasmeuts. s. During inc month five new scrv- ices were installed by the depart m"n',
 I,Iks Committee Appointed Exalted Ruler Henry \. Flynn of the Bristol lodge of t.lkS has an nounced the appointment ot the fol- | lowing committees: House commit tee. trustees and officers of the !odg,. | laghan: entertainment committee. | Harold Horkheimer, Joseph r. Car. roll, John Dagnan. Peter Jennings, | Thomas Burley and James Wright | men! bersnip investigating committee, 1 r. E. k. Thomas, A. Tracy, G. Earl | Lourie. George R. Eresna han, Rob crt Henderson, Peter Benson, Will lla Connolly: ways and means coin-
 nittee. Joseph D.Vine. John r.. Burns. Carl l.. Carlson. William F. Calder; social and community wei fare committee, Joseph N Donovan Roy Greene, Louis \. Wheeler Frank Kennedy, Stc,un J. Cushncr; sick visiting committee. Esteemed Loading Knight Joseph kupperstein l James Dubon, Rene Lupien, Yin cent Bachman of Bristol. George C. 1 Murphy of Terryville, James r. Law ' Tor Of Fore stville William T. Bailey Of Thom1ston and Thomas D. Clancy of nionville: publicity committee, P. F.. E. Thomas A. Tracy. Arthur kreft and William J. Phelan; bowl ing committee. Adam Zigman Romeo Perreault. and Joseph Gull ley: Elks troop. Boy Scout commit ice, T.. l.. k. Robert W. Harris. l. l.. F. Thomas J. Mallcy. George Bresnahan and Giles Roche. ad 1 visory committee, Judge William ]
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 liam c. Johnston.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad 4 was called out at 7:3' o'clock last evening for a ehimno,