New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

Consumption Decreases Again
The average consumption OF water
n Bristol daily during May vas -
$4,000 gallons. or $4,000 gallons
less q day than during the same
month last year, according to a re-
port issued by Superintendent G.
Earle Lourle Of the water depart
nnent at a meeting Of the board OF
water commissioners held last eve
ming. II was reported that all Bris
tol reservoirs are filled at the pres
ent time
Bills rendered for water during
May totalled $7537.45, an increase
Of S3S.a7 over the same month last
year. Bills for water unpaid on
June : aggregated S4,32261 ana
DIS for work done by the depart
nient amounted. TO s63,30i.24. the
greater part OF which was for street
extensions. The department Install
&c seven new service lines and ore
relay during the month. Bins
amounting TO $23,545s3 were an
proved and ordered paid by the
Commissioners Bond interest total.
Il,250 OF that sum.
The commissioner. voted to install
80 feet OF slx-lrch main on Marcori
avenue and approximately $50 feet
OF two-inch main on Newell street.
the necessary guarantee having ~
ready been furnished to start thu
work. At aNearlng on water exten-
SONS on Lake avenue Salladin road.
robinson road and Lillian road, onl4
tour insterested property owner.
were present John F Granger ana
LOUIS Llttalien were IN favor Of ex-
tending the service but Battista Bo.-
s. and Clifford Pape. representing
Edith L!ndhall Pape. were oppose1
AFTER considering thu proposal tn
board unanimously opined that tbs
extensions should not be made yet.
Band In Danbury
Hartford council. Veterans Of For
eisn Wars. has engaged the New
Departure Harn1onlca ard Novelty
band to accompany il to the tenth
annual encampnaSrt Of the V. F. ".
on Friday evening at Danb,rr~
Leader Thomas Adams has an
Aounoed that Major Johnny Totilas.
champion baton swinger Of tn.
world, Will al the Endee band in
The parade to the convention heae
quarters at the Hotel Green. wher.
he will later exhibit his skill with
the baton during a program OF en-
tertainmert.
Patterson Again Chairman
Thomas H. Patterson. PRINCIPAL at
the Federal Hill school for a perio1
OF N wears, has again agreed to ACT
as Chairman OF the graduation eyer-
cises Of the Bristol grammar schools
which vii be held at tn. hish
school auditorium tonight beginning
a. o'clock. Mr.. Patterson will be
introduced to the gathering by
Judge Newell Jennings. chairman o.
the board Of education. and will
preside during the evening.
Judge William ] Malone will de-
liver the graduation address. Ex-
actlv 323 students Of tbs local in
stItutions will take part in the ex-
eTclses all OF whom are grdduatts
The largest number. 81, will be
graduated from the Federal Hill
school with the South Side scheel
81. Park street school,
the largest public school in the CITY,
stands fourth IN number Of gradu-
ates with As. Others are as follows.
John jennings school As. North sid.
school ~ East Bristol school q.
Sarah Z REYNOLDS school -.
Greene Hills school Il Stafford ave
~ school : Edgewood school :,
South Chlrpers Hill school 4. FAN
Mountain school 4. North Chippens
Hill school ! IRE lone graduate at
The last named school IS Walter
Christopher Miller
The program will open with the
victory march by the Bristol Public
Grammar school orchestra. to be
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