New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

trohattisto follo0ing 2 motion by Councilman William A. Hayes and recommendation by City Engineer Carleton E. Buell. who figured out the approximate cost Of the project Those competing against Mastrobat- tistos bid were C. Squatiglia. Fred Helming Cosmo Nacca and Salva- tore DeMartino.
 AS in the first case, the council voted 10 award the contract 10 the lowest Bristol bidder, disregarding the out-ot-toUn contractors bids. Mayor Crumb asserted that the council must again bend over back ward" to award the contract 10 Bristol man because of unemploy- ment.
 Oscar Anderson. superintendent Of public works appeared before the council and asked whether or not 1t vas advisa ble to call in bids on the award of 9 contract for crushed stone for the coming year. He said that he was satisfied with the prices Of the Connecticut Quarries, who furnish the stone at present. The council requested that the Sherman Co. be invited to submit prices.
 Wants Pound Repaired
 Dos Warden Joseph F. Ryan petiuoned the council 10 make ey- tensive repairs on the city dog pound. claiming that the wire fenc- ing now used could be easily sev- cred by imprisoned csnines. The door Of the pound was smashed re- cently by some indignant dog owner vho evidently wanted the return Of his property. Warden Ryan also stated that there should he 2 ven- tiator in the roof Of the pound.
 The council referred the matter to Oscar Anderson Of the pubic works department to investigate an1 with power 10 act.
 John Burgen and Michael Iaza- luk Of East Bristol owners of the dogs that rampaged through the eastern section of the city several weeks ago and killed a number of chickens and ducks, were notified that their animals, now locked up D the pond. were redeemable for daul1ges However, according to statsuent mas by Corporation Counsel Francis V. Tracy, the own CTS. regardless Of whether or no; they redeem the animals. they arc still liable to suit for damages. 7azaluk. who vas present al the meeting, refused 10 take the dog for the S4l asked, his share.
 The victinized residents were Jul jus Gurske of g South street, Star ley Cholko of Redstone Hill road. Thomas F. Doyle Of 3l Mitchell street. and Mrs. Josheph Boucher Of 562 South street.
 Councilman Thomas A. Tracy submitted 70 ,he council a list of @o names Of Bristol persons who hava been chosen 70 serve on tho jur@ committee. The list v>s accepted and ordered placed on file.
 The reports Of the various cit' departments for tho month were read and accepted.
 Will Issue Floating Bonds
 Charles l.. Wooding Of the board Of water commissioners told the council that the department HisheI to issue floating bonds 10 the total value e $I5o.ooo 10 erase the ln- debtsdness Of the department and 70 further extension and improvement of tho water systems Of Bristol,
 A petition bearing the names Of 4 residents requested that the cir2 be ordered 1onod as early as possi- ble Mayor Crumh. ln answer to the request. stated that one hid had aI- ready been received by the planning commission. m vhosc hands the matter rests, Two other bids on the project are expected from New Yorn concerns
 TWO petitions were receNed ro- questing permits 10 give carnNals in this city. One from James McNa- mne chapter, Disabled American World War veterans. vas granted. while the second. from Bell City aerie. Fraternal Order Of Eagles Das granted with the understanding that they arrange their dates so as not 10 conflict with those already fixed by the We=t End Athletic club.