New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
tOunscl> Letter Read

discussed.
 Counscl'> Letter Read
 X lat,cr from the corporation ,ouuseI Attorney Francis Y. Tracy. sas read by the secretary. It stated that the powers of the city cease 1t it's boundaries and that legislative action was necessary before a sys- tenn could be installed outside. The letter was incorporated into the min- Ites of the meeting for future refer uC,.
 According to the ruling, it is be- .lgNcd that referendum vote was .,cas"ary before any definite action ouId be taken, The vote. ir is ."oH,Ij, would be pollcd nest sum .rr ..,.r the residents had bccoupr .No'.l."r NtA fne proposal. The >ot, would Y" among only tho residents or s,a MaHned district
 Various systems Discussed
 The committees spoke at length 0u tu" >arious ways in which sewage ,ould le disposed of The least cN- nsnsIFe ! Ian, 1t was sad, would be To roQu~ct q trunk line with inc Piainvillc line. Another plan which did not seem to hold much favor was 10 dispose of the sewage matter through pumping stations into the East Bristol beds. still another plan vas mentioned by which sewage would he graNiIated directly into q }s"d owned hy Bristol people but To- 'a;.d on piunvillc ground. The plot cpUs,.je of | large piece of land al ttr northwest side of the plainNhl, ra },pad tracks and depot
 l.l,ry angle Of tho rropos&l will Ir tah"u care of by tho sub-conmit- lacs appointed and reported upon at lnc next meeting.
 it vas said at the meeting that the water drawn off the East Bris- 1ol beds tested 93 per cent after hav- ing JaSsed through the system. All typys of Altering tanks, beds and ceSs2ools will be considered by the committees so that q complete re- port may he made. II was said that iIuly suits resulted in cities where inc odors thrown off affected the rroplc's health and that court ac- tiers were continuing to h" brought.
 Fire station Cost StS.0OO
 at meeting Of the board Of frc commissioners held at the city coun : cjl chamber last night, 1t was csti- mated that the new fire station 10 be erected in Tcrryyillo would cos, about sl6.0p0, not including fur nishings and walks. The house, de- signed along the same lines as the one recently built on Farmington avenue, is for two machines. The one-machine house. it was explain ed, would cost only few thousand less and would not accommodate the needs of the section in years ,o come.
 Architect Harold A. Hayden dis played q drawing of the proposed station 10 the board. It showed rcd faced brick set in the front wall d waterproof cellar and slate GOV cred shingles. A wide runway from the doors Of the building to the street vas included in the drawing
 The new station will house Unca> No. company as soon as it is built AIr. Hayden stated that construction could be started as soon as Grounc can be broken to lay foundation He further remarked that the hous, be prepared for occupancy in Sep tember if started on April |.
 Will Ecquc>t Appropriation
 It was decided to request an ap. preparation at the next meeting or the city council Of $5,o0O to start the work. The plans Of the build. ing will be shown to the counci and the plans for it's construction explained.
 The proposed structure contain! a large hall downstairs for the fir, apparatus. a room upstairs for the captain Of the company, a dormi. tory for three or more tiremen anL other necessary space.
 The old Uncas building and pro. pcrty on North Main street was pur. chased recently by the Polish Amer, Ican Citizens club, through Frank Wisnicski. local real estate dealer for $l0,p0U- The organization, it ]; understood, will not occupy the quarters until the equipment an, personnel of the department ha, moved.
 The commissioners approved ant ordered the payment Of bill amounting to $.0g.G2
 Baby Receives Burns in Fire
 While Mrs. Paul Hardy. who re sides at Johns avenue. was takin, two Of her four children to schoo yesterday afternoon at about
 O clock, d fire started in the bedroom of her home and burned q min months old little girl severely. Tn girl, Dorothy Johns, was in th house with an older brother whel inc fire broke out. 1t Was caused h iidI' ItH WHICH Had nCcn lEnltCQ n the boy. Dr. Donohuc treated tn baby as soon as she reached tn Bristol hospital for first degree burn about her hips and arms.
 | According 10 reports. the little Do
 was playing with matches on a be, The little boy lcfJ the building, bu inc girl remained, being unable t
 crawl ont. When the mother r. turned home from school she dis ! covered smoke and flames rourin out CT the structure and summonc i the fire department She dashed in to the building and rescued he child, She escaped being burned.
 The tiremen oAtingulshcd th