New Britain herald., 1914-04-14
ceased, who willed it to MT. Bradbury, his nephew.

ceased, who willed it to Mr. Bradbury. his nephew.
 Paper Hanger Disappointed.
 Probably the most surprised man in this town this morning was A. G.. Lane, the Berlin paper hanger. He knew nothing of last nights disas- trous blaze until o'clock this morn ing when he arrived on the premises
 to paper some rooms in the burned structure. Rolls of paper, which he
 was to have used today, were con- stunned in the fire.
 Church Allowed Use of Water.
 At meeting of the town school committee held last evening in the town clerks office 1t was resolved for mally to allow St. Paurs church cor porations the use of the water in the artesian well at the kensington Grammar school. The resolution as drawn up by Judge B. F. Gaffney of New Britain and adopted by the board is as follows:
 Resolved, That permission be and
 is hereby given to St. Pauls church corporation, at it's own expense. to connect and use water from the Grammar school in Kensington. This permission, however, is revocable at any time at the option of this board. The use of water under this privilege must not be such as to injure, dimin-
 ish or conflict with the use of the water by the Grammar school or the school district. It is expressly un- derstood that no rights have or shall be acquired by the Church corpora ton or congregation because of such
 water, in past or future." As may readily be seen, this agree ment. does not place the school com mittee under any obligations to the church corporation. If it did, the
 board would be exceeding it's author ity in the matter.
 Since the work of, construction be-
 gan at St. Pauls new church, the contractors have had the use of the water at the school. A verbal agrec-
 nent was made several months ago which allowed them this privilege and lived in the house, several were re- decided upon, the Church corporation sent Town Treasurer Shaw a check for twenty five dollars a short time ago-to help cover the cost of oper- ating the pumps and other machin- cry. It is expected that the church will pay the town this money each year, but definite provision in this
 respect would oblige the committee
 to enter into contract with the church, which is not desired. The we'll at the Kensington Cram mar school is said to contain an end- less supply of water and there is plenty for the needs of. both the school and church.
 i A number of bills were approved and ordered paid at last nights ses- sion.
 1 Another meeting of the school board has been called for next -;'ri- day evening, when the teachers cor.l- 1 inlttee Will rerort and make recom-
 mendations for the coming year. William w. Pagan IS chairman of 1 thls committee and other members l are F. E. Honiss and Sidney M. CoWles.
 William H. Nye and Sidney M. Cowles were absent from last nights i meeting.
 Fire Wardens Appointed Fire Warden w. J. Ritchie of Ken sington has appointed the following
 district fire wardens for the coming year: Charles W. William, Kensing- ton; Myron A. Goodrich, Berlin; , Woodruff, Berlin and Andrew Law l renee, East Berlin.
 MT. Ritchie wishes to call atten- l ton to the danger of forest fires dur
 ing the spring months, and the neces- sity for general cooperation with the