New Britain herald., 1922-05-11

'ast evening. An agreement was reached by the members of the two committees for installing q large Wa ter main from Towers corner in New Britain through kensngton to .Ia- cobs corner in Berlin, if the Worth lngton district votes 10 have water.
 AS stated in the Herald of a recent date. the kensington committee had decided to ask the Worthington com mittee s12,0o0 for its share in install- ing l2 inch main along this high way. At the meeting last evening the kensington committee felt that 2 Inch main would serve NenSington to better advantage in future years al- though an s inch main would do at present.
 The kensington committee feels that in five years time the town will grow, moro factories will build here and d 12 inch main would be of great advantage. IL is also possible that a fire department will be organized here within that time
 New Britain Man Fined.
 Donald McMilan of New Britain was arraiCncd before Judge Griswold in the town court last evening on charge of reckless driving. He was fined s10 and costs which totaled S25. McMillan was arrested on Sunday ny the state police for speeding on the highway in Berlin The officer who made the arrest claimed that young McMilan was travelling at the rate of Al miles an hour.
 Anton Rahionchick of Berlin, ap- peared before the judge on charge of operating motor vehicle with il- legal lens. His case was discharged.
 Lucia Bonafide Of New Haven, was arrested by Constable Nentres for reckless driving. He was fined s1O and costs which totalled S23 306.
 Legion Meeting Thursday.
 The Bolton kasica post. American Legion, will hold meeting at the T. A. B. hall in Kensington tonight at which time the post will be reor- ganiZed. There are several new members who will also he taken in the post at this time. Plans for the observance of Memorial day will be discussed.
 Memorial Day Pvn-s.
 Plans are being made for meet ing to be held the latter part of this week at which time representatives from the various patriotic oreani7a- tions in town will bo present to dis cuss the observance of Memorial day in Berlin.
 Tn addition to the representatives from the C.. A. R., Sons of Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, American Le- zion. there will be delegates from the three districts of the town namely, East Berlin, Berlin and I<ensington. The schools will also be represented on this day.
 Superintendent of Schools F. R, Showalter stated recently that inas- much as Memorial day falls on Tuesday, it is possible that the sc'lool children will be asked to participate in the exercises.
 When the meeting of the genera committee is called it is expected that several men will be deputized to 20 to the various cemeteries in town to see lldl lIlt BldN ui' 'hh' IT 'o'N VI for this day.
 Telephone ls Needed
 More especially since the change from standard time to daylight saN- ing time in the many cities and towns of the state, there have been many residents of Berlin who have had an to call the local nassen- ger station by telephone to ask question in regard to certain train times but have found oat that there is no telephone at the local derot.
 It is understood that the telephone was removed from the local p- +!erger depot by the New York, New daven and Hartford railroad company some time ago in an effort to reduce eX- pepses.
 It is felt by many that inasmuch as Berlin is railroad junction a 'd most all express trains stop al this station that there should be a tele- phone in the depot so that one could call for information.
 A telephone pay station has been installed at the further end of the interior of the depot but the passen- ger agent is not obliged to answer