New Britain herald., 1929-12-28

solution for the great number of ac- cidents which have been occurring there.
 Aiasons 10 Install
 Franklin lodge, A. r. & 4. NJ. will install ita newly elected off Gers at Its meeting in Masonic temple on Monday night.
 I'OrrStNI," Meeting
 The public luyoiu@ on the new torcatyillc sewer district which is to be held at Fircmcn's hall on Tues day. January II, is beginning to steam with interest already. There are great number of residents of Inc suburb who arc bitterly opposed to. the measure and there are others who arc strongly in favor of it. It is expected that many arguments will arise before the meeting IS fin iahed
 It is thought flat the plan will be nu 10 a Notr Of the citizens Of the district il il ia Favored. The now s.;.s."rr. t' w"s ,s.imuted. would in- tolE, between 511G.0oo and 3-0u,o0p o5 expense To fine property oWHcrs lu l4A II was thought that IT the plan was favored by the residents tI" cost or tha project would be spread across several years and would not b. paid at once.
 Ncd- Again At @
 Rev. Arthur II. Goodcnough. 79. former pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church and a well known speaker in this section. was married in New York two days ago to Mrs Alice B. Davis, .6. u widow and former school teacher Of New Rochelle \. T., by Bishop Francis Mcdonnell in Few Rochelle. Mr. GOodcnou2h left Bristol in 1909 after being pastor for period Of nine Nvara He has also held pastorulc8 in New Haven anJ other places of the a."to and k a former district superintendent Of the New York i conference and Iastor in the city in which hr Was married.
 Fire Beard Meeting
 At & meeting or in" fire board held at the city council chamber last nj&ht it was moved 10 accept the estimates for 1880 as compiled by Chief John II. Hayes and present them 10 the council at it's next meet ing. The estimates represented an increase of &1.H9& over those pre- scented last year and include requests for appropriations 10 cover q new siren at tho Main street and boulc- ward intersection to cost S2oo. heat and light, hose, hydrants, insurance, building repairs, salaries, supplies, and other expenses.
 Tn" estimates do not include the expenditure which will be involved in the constructing of now fire house on TorryliIlc avenue. The old house, Jncas No ,, it was explained, will he sold within the next week to Prank Wisnirsli for the sum of S10.- ooo. Ii was sail that the necessary papers closing the deal will be signed within a week.
 Report Presented
 Tho report for inc year ending p"ramhcr 1, 1929, was presented by Chirf Hayes and approved, Ac- corains 10 tn. report, the following WAS recorded in tEc department for in" yrar: Total number Of calls @1g; total number Of box alarms, D; ,otal nUmbcr O. false box alarms, 1: tctal uumGrr Of hydrants in stalled, il; total numher ot box alarms installed. q: total number of gallons of chemical used 9.41G; total numnor of feet Of water hose used, 1G.Go0: total value Of buildings af- fac;cI hy fire during year, $15o,n0o; totHl damage 70 buildings. $2&.95S: total valae of contents $45.0Uo; and iha total damage 10 the contents Was SI&.&G$.
 nCpa:tnCnt Calls
 Thr various companies were call rd out 35@ times during the year, the report showed. The Central station on Meadow street responded 10 IFS alarms and the No. l com pany on school street was summon od and responded on G& different occasions The other calls were distributed about equally among the remaining three stations. No. : | company answered 70, No. on Farmington avenue answered @6. and the Wclch Co. station in Forcs,- vile had the lowest number $5.
 New Station Planned
 II w.3s said :haj cstr2tc3 for th2 , nrw station on Tcrr}viIle avenue i would be ready within a week. An 1 architectural drawing will be ma,., by Harold A. Hayden, local archi- 1 feet. it was decided, to bn prcscn.- ed with the estimates before Janu- ary 2l.
 fine new station. il was thought, | would b" erected in the immediate l Vicinity Of sherman street, which IS a part Of Hndc" manor. on Terry i }ljr avenue and will b2 ol simi- : lar type us the one on l'uruiuEton 1 avenue which WJs built rot lon.y @~o. II was uol believed by the 1 beard that Inc station would bn con #ructod on Pound street ut the cn liancr 10 West cemetery. The exact | cost is moi known.
 IL Naa mentioned that loo foot frontage would be ideal for the nrlv house and also about 100 feet O. | depth. Nothm" Of any definite ua. tHr" was decided upon because the cemetery board has not met yet to disrUs* tho matter. The board, it i+ expected. will mryc within a shor ju".
 Boy nr>vnch
 \ boy, ;bou"ut Jo b. about t&| years old, broke through the ice at NocltNcU p1rj, ycstcrda! afternoon 1 and Was rescued after three young mon had worked fer quite a ttn.a