New Britain herald., 1915-02-03

Grange Should DO for the Commun- ity," a discussion of current events by David Emerson the reading of the first chapter of an original story by pr. Roger M. Grswold and an address by C. J. Mueller.
 Beginning with the introduction by pr. Roger M. Griswold at the next meeting, different members of the grange will tell the succeeding chap
 ters of an original story entitled The Blue Bear of Beckley.' during the
 meetings of the coming year. One chapter will be told at each meeting by the author of it. Mrs. George Nentres will tell the second chapter
 and the other installments will be
 written and read by Mrs. George IT.
 Gray, Claude w. Stevens, Mrs. John
 T. Molumphy. Leon LeClair. Charles
 Weldon, Charles AspinWal Mrs. Fl
 mer E Austin. Miss Fannie H. GriS-
 wold, H. Fl. Damon, Mrs Roger NJ.
 Griswold. Judge Willard l. Alling. Mrs.
 A. H. Bushnell. Mrs. Louis Anderson.
 Mrs. l.. Warner and Mrs. George r. Durham. The last installment will
 3e read January 4, 1916.
 Ladies' Aid Supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society will give
 supper in the kensington Metho- list church parlors this evening, be ;inning at 6:3O o'clock
 Factory Not Lc:,sc,!
 Contrary to reports circulated in d Horning paper, the Herald has learned rom an authentic source that the .uildinss in East Bcrnn which the eek, Stowe and Wilcox company va uted a few years ago upon moving .} SouthlngtOn, have not been leased or sold. This information was ven out Ky the managing director of he Peck, Stow and WilCox company < the offices in SouthingtOn yCstcr- hN. lie stated that, ever since the 'uildineS were abandoned. he has re- lived many inquiries from firms de-
 "''s "f '"""t:ng there, but that none have entered into any agreements . "I'. s. indifferent
 When asked this morning if he
 would defer the developing of d res
 ervoir on his farm in. kcnsinyton if the city of New Britain finally agreed to extend it's water mains from Towers corner into the village of i\ enHin gt on, r. $. McMahon, the New Britain the 1,.-.., answered. in the negative,
 ,atnE that he would go right ahead nd make the necessary improve }cnts anyway. He feels Chat it will but d question of time before New rItain will find that she cannot af- ord to let kensington share here ,2ter with her and will be obliged shut off the water. Then there 'ould be demand for his reservoir i q meeting of the charter revision committee in New Britain last even ng City Engineer Hall and Chairman hasc of the water board were ap- ;intcd to ascertain the rumhcr of .milics which would he benefited # cW Britain eNtnndcd her watcr sys- >m. Select man GibneN. who aunra1.c1 r tho residents of thc tis;ri,t was
 ;ked to cooperate with them. The sentiment at tho mcc1ing 'cmcd tO be fNNorahlC to the rxton- | ion.
 \ Vaudeville Show.
 Herman SrhWarn, d son of the | ardWarc City, who recently Swe1lci nC population of this town by mcy- ,g with his parents into a house on hc Turnpike road. iS working his in -Cnious hrain overtime in an endeavor n shorten at least one of the lon, ! }inter evenings of the peaceful folk Berlin by giving them a first class @udeVille cnterta innent Not only 1 '&s he his eye on the diversion for ;'e Rerlinites, but he has in view q Ian for reducing the towns debt. This 1 art of the scheme is simple He's 1 sOing to hire the town hall for the