New Britain herald., 1930-01-15

If sewage in the river and Bristol nly added to it
 Rumors to the effect that the cost f frontage for sewer branches ran s high as S6 were denied by the ommittec. Joseph Dutton spoko for he Forestville people and assisted hem to secure the information de- fred.
 Carlton Buell. stated that the sys- en, if accepted by the residents Of he district, would take two years o build.
 Depressnon Mentioned
 One of the men at the meeting tated that because Of the working onditions it was no time to consid- r eNpcnding $150,0d0 for sewer ystem. This man. Michael J. Daly, aid that q great number of men we're out Of work and that many others were just hanging by their ychroWs."
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb assert .l that a tremendous benefit would 70 derived from tho system. The rand list Of the district involved il 'aS estimated. was $2.Buu. ono.
 Committee Appointed
 X committee Of five was appointed o work with the councilmen who lad been appointed by the mayor. The mon appointed were William I. Hummer Of g Garden street; John C. Grilien Of Collier avenue, appointed to represent the Farming on avenue section; Frederick Downs Of l6o Stafford avenue. John 'asser. and Joseph L. Mcdonald, Michael J. Daly declined a nomina- ion 10 the committee.
 City Property Sold
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb yester- day signed the necessary papers transferring tn" o1d Uncas Hose Co. property at tho north end to the polish-American Citizens club. a 10. cal organization The deal was com pleted through Frank Wtsnicski, To- cal real estate dealer, for the Polish l'7oplAdiiolI lCl 'll' sum pt Sl'r'NV, which. 1t is believed. will be paid in of $l,uop.
 A clause has been inserted in the document whereby the nremen and equipment will be allowed to re- main in tho station until the new house is erected on Terryvillc ave- nuc.
 To Speak at Smoker
 Rev. Francis T. Cooke will be the principal speaker at smoker 10 be given ty the Bristol club at it's club rooms on North Main street on Mon day evening. Mr. Cooke k pastor O. the First Congregational church and is well known for his speaking ability The subject of his talk will be "A Wanderer in the south" The smoker is scheduled 10 commence at S:15 o'clock. Members have been re- 10 bring friends.
 Refreshments will be served i'm after the talk.
 Annual Bank Meetings
 The annual meeting Of the Bristol Bank and Trust Co. will be held at the bank offices Tuesday January 21. at o'clock. Officers and directors will be elect cd for the year.
 Th" annual meeting of the North Side Bank and Trust Co. will take place at the bank offices next Tues day afternoon at f o'clock. when officers and directors will be elected and yearly reports read.
 Installation of D. \. Y.
 The annual installation of officers Of the Daughters Of American War Veterans will be held tonight at an open meeting. X program of special interest 10 members has been ar ranged for the occasion. All mem- hcrs and their husband and children have received invitations.
 Two Directors Added
 Al the annual meeting of the St stockholders of the City Deposit and Discount Co. held last night, two mon were elected to the directorate. They arc Edward Riccio. who con ducts an extensive shoe trade in this city; and Daniel Peters, one of the owners of the Colonial Theatres. Inc. The following directors were re elected to office: George T. Bachand. Charles E. Bcrgcron, Hector Bolgoni. Dr. Frank l.. Coroso P. M. D'Esposito. Dwight H. Hall. William A, Hayes, Martin Loughlin. Joseph Mastrobuoni, Nincenzo Nesci. Car mine palomba, Giuseppe Porrini. Dr. Biagio Realc, Cosmo Nacca and John NolOrski.
 The following officers were elected for the year after the meeting ot the stockholders: Carmine Palom ba, president; pr Raoul A. V. Sill ciano. vice president; Dr. Biagio Reale, treasurer; NinCenzo Nesci secretary; and Dwight II. Hall, chairman ot the board of directors
 Grappling Card Arranged
 Officials Of the Bristol Wrestling club have arranged another card O. three wrestling bouts for the old town hall 10 take place on Friday night starting at S:3o o'clock. The matchings, completed by Promoter Arthur Dcrasqualc. are as follows: Fred Eruno. 115 pounds. of Hart ford, Ns. Dr, Burnett, l72 pounds. of Burlington. in the feature bout; Steve rassus of Providence vs George cranson Of Bridgeport; and Jack Morro of Italy Ns. Fred Aberc or England.
 Middlctown Coming
 The quintet representing Middle. town high school will come to Bris tol Friday evening to battle the loca high school warriors in another Central tOOnPriipnt 1utprsrb bla st |,