New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
Bristol Mews
WILL CALL JOINT SEWERAGE MEETING
Bristol Willing to Accept h. YitatiOn From PlainYlle
THREE PLANS CONSIDERED

THREE PLANS CONSIDERED Use of Plainville Beds Preferred
 Want Slate Roof On Fire Station -Gcorgc Ncubaucr, Woodcarycr,
 Dies in Florida.
 Upon receiving notification from 1 thc Plainville authorities to the ef- feet that they wished to meet jointly with the local sewer committee on 1 the problem of ending the pollution Of the Pequabuck river by erecting sewer beds in Plainville, Chairman Joseph L. Mcdonald Of the Bristol committee yesterday announced that he expected to call a meeting soon probably next week. Mir. Mcdonald understands that recently appoint ed Plainville board desires to split with Forestville the expense involved town. The beds, according to re- ports, would be located in Plainville so that sewage could easily gravi- tate to its destination from either village. The local committee chair man has deferred action on the pro- posed system because of the indus trial situation existing at the present time.
 The Forestylle board, at the Ia s. public conference held in that town. had three plans in mind. One was the gravitation of sewage into the i Plainville beds. the second was gray itation into the Plainville trunk line. and the third consisted of a disposal by way of auxiliary pumping sys- tems into the East Bristol beds. The first named plan. that in which the rlainvillc officials are deeply inter- ested, is believed by many to be more feasible than the other two.
 The meeting, MT. Mcdonald as serted. would be held in Plainville. The entire personnel of both boards will be present to thrash the matter cut.
 Want Slate Roof
 Following the suggestion of Arcii- tect Harold A. Hayden the board of fire commissioners, at monthly meeting held in the council cham Der last evening, it was decided to construct the roof of the new Ter ryville avenue fire house of slate. The architect exhibited number of blueprints to the commissioners and explained the new building in detail
 The matter Of installing an oil burning heating system in the building was turned over to the building committee with power to act, Considerable discussion arose at the meeting when the installation of the system was proposed. It Has thought that the system would be installed.
 The cost Of erecting the station the low figure submitted by ,he ,, firm of Joseph D. Devine in a bid , will be sl3,990, irrespective of fur. nishings. the slate roof, oil burner and tiled bathroom.
 George Ncubauer
 Word was received here yesterday of George Neubauer, S2, Of 40 High street. one Of the very few wood carving contractors of Bristol. Mir Neubauer died at his winter home in Sarasota, Florida, yesterday fol- lowing a brief illness.
 He was born in Germany and ,, came to the United States as youth settling in New Haven where he learned the wood carver's trade, He , moved 10 this city about 50 years , ago and for many years was a fore man at the plant of the J. H. Ses. sions Co. on Riverside avenue, later entering into business of his owr as wood carver. At one time he held q permanent contract with the
 E. 1ngraham Co. for the manufac. ture Of all of their cases, which ar. carved of wood.
 MT. Neubauer entered the employ Q of the Turner Heater Co. in lso( , and was d stockholder and director Of the firm for a period of more than 1 5 years. He was married man, years ago to Miss Carrie E. Sessions f who died about 10 years ago.
 He was a staunch republican 1T
 politics and served for number O : years as burgess of the old town o
 Bristol. He was also chairman o the street committee at one time.
 Surviving are son. William L q Neubauer of Haddam; and two : grandchildren.
 Q The body will be brought to Bris tol on Tuesday afternoon. Service q will be held at the Prospect Metho q dist church on Wednesday after
 noon, followed by burial in Wes : cemetery.
 < Police Board 10 Meet Q Ii is believed that definite actiol Q On the reinstatment of four suspend q ed supernumerary officers will b
 taken when the police commissioner
 meet in the council chamber Mon
 day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tn
 names Of the suspended men, wh