The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14

 street pop corn vender, has been made defendant in suit for $s.- 900 brought by Hairy Reilly. MT Armatas's popcorn machine and his savings account in the Bric- tol Savings bank have been at tached by Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding. The action, which Is brought through Attorney Anthony J. Rich, is returnable before the Superior court in Hartford on the first Tuesday in September. In his suit, Reilly alleges that he was d partner of Armatas and that he never received any money for his Iab Dor. He asks an account ing of the business for the past two years. The two men recently had a disagreement and this Is thought to have brought about the suit.
 Suggests District Hospital.
 It was learned on Wednesday that the city of Bristol may be interested in joining with New Britain in the esta blishment of an isolation hospital to be known as district" hospital.
 City officials, while not going 50 far as to officially commit-them. selves for publication, expressed the opinion that such a hospital could be established in city the | size of New Britain and that the cities and towns in the same dis trict could pay their shares of the cost of maintenance. Health Ofh- cer Dr B. B. Robbins stated, that, in his opinion, the city of Bristol was too small to accommodate an isolation hospital but did declare he thought they could accommo- date a Drinker respirator If they had a place to house 1t.
 The doctor further explained that the Drinker respirator is not only of advantage in cases of infantile paralysis but that 1t could be used to great advantage in maternity cases. To date, only one case tf | infantile paralysis has been dis | covered in this city. The patient was taken to the Hartford Iso!a- ton hospital.
 | The famous painting by Paul Mersereau entitled ''Psalm, 121-1, Iw will lift mine eyes unto the Hills From Whence Cometh My Help" is being exhibited at the store of c. Funk & Sons. on Prog 1 pect street, this city. The pain:. ing is about eight feet by six in size and the owner of the canvas values 1t at $100,000.
 | MT Merseau received his inspir- ation for the picture while sketch | ing breaking storm in the Rocky Mountains. It was raining and as 1 the sun burst forth rainbow formed against the sky and noun 1 tains. The artist was born ir Rheims, France, and never studied in any school but spent many years of his life out-of-doors painting nature.
 The public is invited to take ad- vantage of the chance to view this picture during the few days 1t h here.
 To Install Sewer.
 The department of public works is engaged in extending the sur face sewer on Willis street for the distance of 1000 feet starting from Fast road. The sewer vii be of tile and 1t is expected tha it will take about month to com. pete this job. The street Is alst l IO Dc NiuElItu anu thS sNP Dh ''A' road will be macadamlzed ant gutters installed.
 The money for the work Is being obtained from the states dirt roat appropriation. Camp street anc Battle street, have already beer improved through the appropra this city.
 Autos Collide.
 Automobiles operated by Gustav' l.. schultz, of Beach street, Terry vile and Irving Fisher. of Flaw thorne, N. J., collided WednesdaN afternoon at o'clock at the cor ner of Park and Divinity street.
 According to the police, Fisher'i car was about to pass the Schult; car when the latter started sud denly to turn into a driveway Fisher applied his brakes although not quite quick enough to aver the accident. His car was pushed against a telegraph polo and thu entire right side of the car dam aged The front fender and heal lights of the Schultz car wer' smashed.
 As both drivers agreed to settl' the matter between themselves, th case will not have to go to court Local Man In Race.
 Claire Fleming. adjutant o Seicheprey Post, No. 2, of this city is in the running for district com mandsr at the elections to be hell at the state convention in New Bri tain on the 20, 21 and 22d. of thi month. For several years. M , Pfc ming, has been an active work ed for the local post and the stat department. He is secretary of tn junior baseball commission of tn , league.
 Z Connecticut Light & Power Con
 pany Replaces steam Main. Tn connection with the new steal $ generating plant being erected b , the Conn. Light & Power Compan , in the rear of the carbarns, 6 ns'