New Britain herald., 1916-10-09

Committee to Confer With Berlin Water Company and Warrington mmittee-Charles F. Lewis, chair man.. s. M Cowles, James J. Fitz- simmons.
 Committee on Boundaries-Fred- erick L. Norton, chairman; George H. Baldwin, Bernard P. Moore, John Emerson, John Carbo.
 Legislative Committee, to Act With the Worthington mmittee-Charles r. Lewis, chairman; Louis s. Reynal, William Fagin, Robert H. Graham, John Moore, Sidney M. Cowles.
 Charter mmittee-Bernard F. Gaffney, attorney for town of Berlin; George H. Sage, representing the Berlin Construction company; Rich ard H. Murray, representing the Con- necticut Central Brick Co.,; Henry B. Cooley, Roger H. GrisWold.
 The committee was well informed of the probable attitude of the New Britain commission, some time in ad- vance, and if the delegates from Kensington had consulted the water committee before going to the meeting they would have been prepared for the cool reception they received. It is claimed no private party has in
  for the supply of water. The spring 1 in connection with other sources of water supply is only one of the means 1 uder consideration by the committee. Thief Bound Over. Michele BelOnslli was bound over to the December term of the superior court this morning by Judge George C.! Griswold in the town court on the 1 charge of stealing chickens from William Russell. William H. Gibney again acted as prosecutor. Belonski entered a plea of not guilty ] Mr. Russell, who lives west of the town farm on Christian Lane, said that a party was in progress at his ] home last evening and when at 9: ) i he went out to see that the horse was in the stable he discovered a man 1 leaving the barn. The man ran 1 through Murray's lot and stopped 1 under an apple tree. Mr. Russell l followed across lots and caught the man with a chicken under his coat. There was no lock on the chicken coop and thus it was an easy matter to open the door. The prisoner said that "he no steal, found on road" The
 man lives in one of the Murray houses and has a cousin that lives up stairs in MT. RusselPs house, where he visits frequently. The chicken was valued at $1.
 Adolph Masein said that he also went to, the barn to harness his horse and heard MT. Russell call. Upon crossing the lots he discovered MT. Russell and the prisoner, who held the bleeding chicken.
 1 Tn his own behalf Belons1i said that the chicken had been in the Nushes alongside the road for the mast several days and he did not steal it.
 Judge GrisWOld bound the accused over under bonds of $20O.
 Gis2ney Not 2 Candidate. l When questioned this morning in l regard to the nominee for the town representative William H. Gibney ~1aid: There has been several ar +Icles in the New Britain Herald stating that 1 am candidate for the republican representative at the cau- GUS to be held Friday night. I wish to state that ] am net a candidate for ] representative or any other office and am taking this way Of telling the puHlic I would not take the nomin- ation under any consideration and
 take this way of letting my friends
 known. MT. Jarvis is the logical man tcsropresont the town as he has the time
 Dr. GriSwoId Elected.
 thatshrdiu emf wypshrdlu cmfw vbgk l Dr. R. M. Griswold has been in- formed by the American Association