New Britain herald., 1915-04-05

letting matters cool off a little before wading into them. a#
 It has been said that if certain members of the two rival factions which exist in the town are given too much latitude, that personalities will be indulged in and the hall plastercd with mud, figuratively speaking, the obvious result being that nothing will be accomplished. Certain of these individuals bear grudges against each other which the majority of the Not- CTS do not care to hear.
 Another rumor has it that the "Op- position faction, through it's com mittec of five, will introduce a reso- lution providing for the disposal of all of the town teams. This was de- nicd today by Secretary Thomas Elm erson. MT. Emerson informed Her aid reporter that his committee had drawn up eight or nine resolutions for presentation at the meeting. lie hinted that they concerned items con- corning the report on the selectmen, principally. t.a #,.. I
 On the other hand, it was said by several today that those who went to the meeting with the expectation of seeing a hot session were doomed disappointment. One of the voters who attended the Peace Meeting" in the town court room Saturday cve- ing March 20, makes the assertion i that those of his faction will voice ab- Solutely no opposition to the measures 1 which the opposing body are to pre- sent providing that they are not too radical. ] Recalls Snow in June.
 Although the severe snow storm which descended upon this vicinity 1 Saturday came rather unexpectedly and somewhat out of season, there ! were many in Berlin who were. not l greatly surprised. To William Bulkc- ! ley, president of the Berlin Savings 1 bank, who is one of the oldest men ! in town, it recalled a storm which oc- cured in the month of June about thirty years ago. He says that the snow was so deep on that day that he was obliged to shovel a small drift away from his barn door before he | could open it.
 l At least four automobiles were 1 stalled in drifts on tho turnpike road l between Berlin and Meriden Satur- | day night Three of them were tour 1 ing cars and the fourth was d large truck. The occupants of one of the machines, made themselves comfort ! able with a number of blankets and 1 slept in their car over night but the other three parties tramped through the binding storm to Meriden.
 Westcll Norton experienced much difficulty in driving to Meridcn with milk yesterday morning. He found that it was impossible to break through the deep snow on the road in some places and was obliged to drive about through a lot in one instance. John T. Molumphy of the Connecticut Valley Orchard company was not spared this inconvenience, even though he waited until this morning before trying to get down to the Berlin post office. To accomplish this purpose, it was necessary for him to make T detour through neighboring fields. The drifts were eight feet deep in places.
 A large truck belonging to the Cremo Brewing company in New Bri- tain. became stalled on the hill ncar Upson's corner Saturday night ard was abandoned in the gutter. If was still there today.
 Selectman Gibncy had a force or men at work this morning clearing away an eight foot drift on the side walk beneath the railroad bridge in kensington.
 TO Play in East Berlin
 The Kensington Dramatic club has
 agreed to stage The Doctor" in Ath- 4 letic hall East Berlin, Friday evening,