New Britain herald., 1915-12-15
SNOW STILL H( CITY UNDER 1
Slow Progress Being Nal
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CARS ARE STILL MA

Death List Throughout Coun
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 Though the storm is pas 36 hours, New Britain and burbs are still struggling to way out of the mountains which cum Der the streets al try roads. The trolley comI tied all last night and all q to open it's lines, but never the history of electric trans has anything like present q been presented as an obstad snow, which was driven Def high wind into compact dri softened and has been pac teams and sleighs until it re utmost efforts of the compar move it. Large gangs of dig employed and these with tn snowplows have managed t some progress. The Arch st had been opened only to Ha and on the Berlin line a wa been made to Brook street vi street. The reach through and South Main streets to As untouched.
 Nothing has been attempted north end lines. From the bank building to Francis strd tracks are buried under heal of snow. The car which stalled len street Monday night renal rooned and the same is true Main street where a lone car opposite the head of Center The opening of the new nor trolley line to Commonwealth which was to have been celebr noon yesterday, is indefinitely poned.
 Hartford Line Dead.
 Maple Hill experienced rel morning about 10 o'clock wi car got that far from New BrI is claimed that the line Ina opened to Newington Center owing to the fact that tho cor are bad beyond that point no { has been made to run carr Maple Hill. The Chestnut line is clogged from the june Stanley street to the terminu line is open to Plainville, re ryi''-' -od yards from the eel the village. Beyond there the ington line is still blocked an quick relief is promised. The and Plainville line was opened night and cars are running bl those points today. A half is being maintained b, this city and PlainvilIe.
 Valient attempts to clear the from the huge masses of sno being made by the street depal and the trolley company. The work everywhere for men who to wield a shovel.
 Tn the central streets where walks have been shoveled thel banks of snow varying from e five feet in depth. 1t is this hat is being removed in team ,leighs and on Corbin Place f is dumped there is a small i ain of the white substance. A Cbout the city shows that man, ,erty owners are still asleep to ,ivic duties and unless they get joon the police will have a lon o report to the prosecuting att,
 School is Isolated.
 All the schools in the city wit reopened this morning )sgood Hill school, New Sri ingle country school is closed vas impossible for the teacher upils to reach the building so re the drifts in that isolated r, 'wo rooms in the Burritt scho, lained closed because it was to heat them.
 Steam transportation remains haotic condition with a conse isruption of mail and express SC etween Bristol and Hartford Irburban service has been res ith some regard to train sche, ut the through service is wa n the main line trains are rep 'om one to ten hours late and ave been annulled as it was ss to attempt to make up lost n the Midland division things } better. The 10:57 express CIV York via Waterbury was ,lled and trains from Poughke e hours late.
 Post Office is Dcluged. The first indications of the I 1liday parcel post business has 5 appearance at the local ( his mornings deliveries at the a heavy deluge of pai e greater portion coming artford stores whose auto del 5 have been hampered by tho mt blizzard. Considerable impl ent was noted in the arrival e mails from New York and ( 'ints south, gain Of 10 hours at of yesterday being noted.
 Three Persons Dead. Albany, N. Y., Dec. 15.-Rail re communications are being ,unl L.. Ali.. .....Aan.. a-a---