New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
has been installed, it is believed

has heen Installed, It IS believed. A reservoir site has been selected which could be utilized with very little eX- pense as it is d natural basin with high elevation. Some expense, how ever, would be entaiIed to build a dam a the outlet. Gas is wanted by the maj jority of the residents. The district has a sewage outlet into the Matte besset river so that if running water was obtained it would be a great ad- vantage. With a cha rter, a small tax could be levied to meet the expenses of the various projects that will even tua'ly be undertaken, it was stated by those interested in the project.
 EricI,son- Pctcrsou
 Douglas Erickson of, Cam bridge Mass, and Miss Bertha Peterson. daughter of Afy., and Mrs. John A. Peterson. were married at the home Of the bride Saturday afternoon by Rev. E. J. klingberg Of New Britain. The bride was given away by her fla ther. The best man was William Swanson and the brid csmad Miss Waste Carlson of New Britain. More than 30 guests were present. The cou- pie were the recipients of many beau- tjful gifts of cut glass and silver. They went on wedding trip to Pittsield. Mass. They will make their home in Cambridge, Mass. MT. Erickson is a telcgrap ph electrician
 Street & Mass of Ice
 The laborers at work for the Con necticut company reached the end of the Berlin line at 4:30 yesterday after noon after nearly weeks battle with the ice. Berlin street this morning presented a different aspect, tons of broken ice having been thrown on the highway and at the side of the road by the Worllmen. One thing notice able was that the right of way is q mass of solid ice, averag ging seven inches in thickness. The only cleared spot on the whole pavement is be- tween the rails where the men hack ed out the ice down to the road-hed.
 Julius Collins Will.
 The will of the late Julius Collins CT Berlin has been offered for probate. His two sons. George and Ira Collins, are made beneficiaries to the amount of $2O0 each and his daughter. Mary Graham. is left the remainder of the estate provided she agrees to look after the wife of the deceased, her mother. who is now confined to a hos pital. After the death of Mrs Julius Collins. the daughter is to receive the remainder of the estate to he hers LlfStV. the NOcum enl was drawn oC- tober 13. 1913.
 East Bcpiin Items.
 The dancing class held at .Ath1ct- ie hall last evening was largely at tended
 The regular weekly meeting of the K. of p. will be held in the club rooms. over Coles store. this evening"
 Miss The"c$a krauth was sur prised by q number of her friends last cVenns. the casion being her birth day, A large mum Der were pres ent. Gam es were played after which refreshments were served.
 The ladies of the sacred Heart church will hold their weekly whist at the homo of Mrs. William Brown this evening.
 Local talent wifi present a play entitled :" How Patty Made Things Hunl.' at Athletic hall on Friday evening of this week. the proceeds of which are to be turned into the fund for the Library association. Dancing will follow.
 Berlin Briefs
 Norman Whitaker left this morn ing for Newark x. J.. where he will take up hia duties as salesman for the Burroughs Adding Machine company, iF New Jersey and the New York territefy.
 Mrs, Norman Bigelow. who was taken to Miss Nasle's sanitarium in