New Britain herald., 1919-03-22

the KensingtOn people to get a sup ply of water and on numerous oc- casions 1t has been suggested that a reservoir be built or else something done about having New Britain sup ply the local people with water. When the question was brought up a few years ago many of the residents of Berlin street formed a secessionists' party in an effort to keep the New Britain city officials out of the Ber- lin town affairs. Finally it was de- cided by the local people living in the locality of the Paper Goods to have the factory supply them with water. Of late many of the local people have had to use their neigh bors' wells and some of them have gone dry owing to the careless use. It Is now being suggested that a conference be held with the New Brit ain city officials about having that city supply the local people with water.
 Auto Accident.
 While driving on the Berlin turn pike yesterday afternoon near the Berlin farms the Buick passenger car belonging to Henry B. Feiner of Mer- iden was forced off the road and into the fence by a five-ton Mack truck belonging to a Bridgeport concern, which was going in the opposite di- rection.
 The Buick car was badly damaged when it struck the railing and one of the occupants, Mrs. H. B. Feiner, was badly cut about her face and arms when the windshield was smashed. The hood of the passenger car was also badly damaged and the car had to be run into a garage for repairs.
 D. \. R. Hare Pleasant, Meeting. The local chapter, Emma Hart Will lard, Daughters of the American Rev. olution, went to Hartford yesterday afternoon where they attended the meeting at the home of Mrs Robert Lewis of Albany avenue. A short musical program was given by the members of the local chapter and re- ] freshm ents were served A number
 of speakers were present. The local
 chapter will hold it's next regular
 meeting at the home Of Miss Brande- l gee.
 Pool Tournament Starts. The pool tournament between the l young men of the Berlin Construction ] and the American Paper Goods com-
 
 billiard rooms. The winners of the l first evening was the team of the | American Paper Goods. The game 1 will be continued on next Monday ! evening at 8 o'clock The winners of : the tournament are challenged by the ! young Irish men who recently de- | feated the Italian team at the same l rooms.
 Night School May Close. 1 Owing to the recent resignation of ] Miss Adelaide Bassett, it is probable 1 that the night school which has been l conducted by her at the KensingtO ! Grammar school for the past few 1 months will go out of existence. It | is now proposed by many of the local town citizens who are in favor of this school that Dwight Rogers, who of 1 fered his services at the town meet
 ing last November be called upon to conduct the school At the present | time there are over 15 pupils at
 tending and the school board states l that after getting such a good start
 the school should not cease it's activ- 1 ities.
 James McCOrmack Discharged.
 Private James Mccormack of Com
 pany F, 102d regiment, has arrived 1 at his home in Kensington after re- 1 ceiving his discharge at Camp Mer- i ritt, where he has been detained for | the, past 10 days. Private McCor- 1 mack saw service at Chateau Thierry 1 and BeIleau Wood and was severely ] wounded at the latter place by shrap- 1 nel Private Mccormack is the son