New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
SEWER COMMITTEE
 MAY REPORT SOO.
Two Plans for FOrestYile Waste
 Disposal Are Projected
BRISTOL HIGH IS WINNER
Locals Again Loom As state Champ ion 'h.p rro~pcc;-Dau"htcls of St. George to Have Part,-DrNuIaN 10 Install-kaccys Hold Banquet.

George to Have part,-DchIola,
 10 Install-kaccys Hold Banquet.
 It is expected that the l'OrcStEit,r sewer district committee. of which James L. Macdonald of East Bristo! is chairman. will report to the con- mittee of counclmcn soon and d meeting will be called prior 10 the calling of a second public assemblag~ at Fremcn's hall in Forcstville. at which the results of conferences with the flalnvillc authorities will be aX- plaincd. Nothing could be learnei today ot what has been accomplished by the committee cf residents from the involved district, but it is thought that they approached the plantinu authorities end talked over tn" situation, hoping to reach an agrcc- mcnt So that sewage could hr dis charged into territory located in that town.
 The reason for the action. 1t has been previously explained. is because II would be much cheaper for the taxpayers 10 run a line into tA. IIainVIlle trunk system than to opcr- ate auxiliary pumps and run tine a"Wagt into tho Bristol beds located m East Bristol, The pumping eye- tcm officials claim, would cost Thousands of dollars each year and would be too great an expenditure for the district. The project Whrrr- by waste is sent by gravity to Pla3H- viIlc seems to hold the most favor | with the people. Another plnA 1 whereby sewage IS dumped, not into the P!anvillc line. but into a scpar- ate bed in the vicinity of the Plain vile depot and railroad tracks IS also under consideration The com- laittcos arc hard at work on each proposal and hope to arrive at some conclusion soon SO that pubic meeting can be held and results of it's work explained
 Daughters of S:. George
 The regular meeting of the Iidcl. ity lodge. No, 179, Daughters of st. George. will be held at Redmcn's WigWam tomorrow evening at S o'clock when important business will be transacted. Immediately after the meeting H Valentine social will be presented in the form of 4n adults rhildren's party.' and cos tumes wilt be worn according V. Games will b. played and refresh n,cnts served.
 Mrs. G>ltrudr Ouimet. Mrs. .. Manning, Mrs. Amy Cooper. and Mus. Florence Marshall comprise th- committee in charge. X good time i. tu store for alt who attend.
 Officers St .trmury Tonight Thomas <. McI.a"=u. uatioual D X Y. service officer. and other off rerS of thc staff from all over the siilt" will h" present at the state "rmory on center street tonight 10 ag igt local disabled veterans to ob- tain compensation from the govcrn- m"nt. Th" services Of these officers. "h" Jrr hron%ht to this ci;y hy tho focal post of the Disabled Amcric~r Veterans, may b. had without charge.
 Eri>;al Places N"rpTI
 Bristol has been awarded eoconL place by in" International ComnrI tee for Fire Prevention and CIrau- Up Weeks conducted by the National Fire Protection Association for it. part In the recent campaign. 4 number of judges reviewed the rc- ports submitted by tho various muni. cipalites and announced the win ncrs. Hartford was first
 spanish vets Mcrting
 An open meeting of the l'nitpI spanish War veterans will be held