New Britain herald., 1930-01-07
NEW CITY COUNCIL
 ID MEET TONIGHT Much Important Business Listed
 on Groups Asenda CARL MASON COMMODORE
Is Elected By State OutbOard Racers Library Budget Is Approved First Community Concert-Fac- tory IcngthcnS Noon Hour"

The initial session of the new city council, elected by the citizens of Bristol at the polls last October, will take place at the council chamber in the city hall building at 7;30 o'clock, when matters Of import ance will be brought up and dis posed of. The six heads of Bristols government. including two newly elected men. are Thomas A. Tracy and Louis c. Parsons. councilmen- elect. Homer H. Judd, Charles R. Anderson, Frank w. Dutton and William A. Hayes. The retiring members are Ernest E. Merrill, de- feated. and Willard F. Hough, who was eliminated automatically when he opposed Mayor w. Raymond Crumh. reelected 10 the city's high est chair. for the mayoralty seat in the finals.
 The two new members, together with the four veterans of the coun- cil, will be sworn in for two year terms before any business is brouCh, up. Messrs, Tracy and Parsons will be given their seats at the table and business will be transacted in the usual manner.
 It is expected that a new police officer will be appointed to take care of one of the new beats established for trial at the last meeting of the board of police commissioners. One beat involves the entire north end district between the North Side school and the Maple End corner where the assigned officer will do certain amount of traffic duty. The patrolman, it is said. will regulate vehicular and pedestrian traffic at the northern intersection during times when children from the schools in the section are returning home.
 The other beat calls for an off cer 10 patrol the outskirts of the city in motor car. It is thought that Motorcycle Officer James Burns will be assigned to the beat covering the outlying districts but nothing of any definite nature could be learned.
 The police board, at its last scs- sion. decided to transfer the police coupe being used by Traffic Sergeant Breault in Bristol to East Bristol, where it will be placed at the dis posal of Officer Edgar Norton to en- able him to cover Forestville and other outer territory besides his own beat
 It is thought unlikely that another supernumerary will be appointed to the special force, as one is not need ed at this time. The special force now consisting of 14 members and. according to Chief of Police Ernest The work received for the special patrolmen is divided among the IA, and if there were any more on the force there would not be enough work to split up. At this particular time, during the business depression, the need for special men Is not great. and for that reason it is prob able that the council will hesitate to appoint men.
 Hot Meeting Promised
 Another meeting, which is bound to steam with interest, is the one concerning the new sewer district in Forcstvillc and other adjoining ter ritory in this city to he held in Fire mems hall. ForestvilIe, on January fl. one week from tonight. The mayor and other city officials. in Cluding d committee consisting Of CounCilmen Thomas A. Tracy, Louis G. Parsons. and Frank w. Dutton. will be on hand at the meeting 10 exhibit maps and explain them to those interested in the proposed plan. IL is said that something must be accomplished on the Forestvillc proposal soon, as the state may step into the picture and attempt to bring about something which will elimin- ate the dumping of sewage into the Pequahuck river bed. Terryville utilizcs the river as a dumping ground, but the system is believed to be very unsanitary. The abolition of the old method of dumping into the river would, it has been repeatedly Contended by city officials. relieve the situation considerably and make Bristol healthier place to live in.
 Fcliowcraft Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Fellowcraft club will be held at the Masonic temple tomorrow night beginning at s o'clock. A special program of enter tainment has been arranged for the occasion with the New Departure Harmonica and Novelty band. under the direction of Thomas r. Adams heading the list. David McMahon will render several solos and the liar