New Britain herald., 1922-06-05

trict is supposed to follow the rule! employed by the school districts 1T eecting to boards and committees By this method the first member O. the committee is retired and a new member is added.
 An important item which all people have been looking forward to will be the report of the committee as to the progress made in the matter of bring ing water into Berlin.
 Water Question Clerk Showalter stated that he did not believe a notice would be put ir the call of this meeting to take fur ther action on the water question. Because of the great volume of busi- ness to be done it is expected that a special meeting of the district will be called to take action on the water problem.
 Many in the town are of the opin ion that the Worthington dstric should act imm ediately in the matter inasmuch as the construction work could be started this summer and late in the fall the water mains could be connected with kensington. If the work, however, is not started within the next few weeks it is believed by many that the residents of Berlin will not have running water this winter and action will be deferred until next spring.
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 Work was started today in the dig eing of the ditches for the water mains of the l\ensington Fire district. The Driscoll Construction company, of Torrington is doing the work, the pipes first being aid on the highroad in the northv eet end of the town.
 Guarantors Will
 At the last meeting Of the guar antors for the Community chautau- president Mir. Wilcox later resigned the position and a special meeting of the guarantors has been called for Wednesday evening of this week to elect new president
 The meeting will be held at the Peck Memorial library at s o'clock. Miss Julia A, Hinaman, publicity di- rector for the chautauqua, will be present at the meeting and plans will be discussed for this seasons chau- tauaua. Notices have been sent to every guarantor by Frank Day, secre- tarv, asking that they be in attend ance at this gathering.
 C .nccrt Money
 Another audience, almost as large as the one on Friday evening, wit messed the performance of the Der in Junior High school Glee club and orchestra on Saturday evening. The recital again proved to be success.
 The committee in charge reports that approximately slo4.90 was real iaed at the concert about s67 of this received by the sale of tickets. The rest was taken in through the sale of fancy work and candy. The money will be used to purchase materials for the Giee club and orchestra and some will be given to the athletic associa- ton.
 Truck Hits Auto.
 A serious accident was narrowly averted Saturday afternoon near the residence of Rev. D. R. Hubbard when a Ford automobile owned and driven by Adam Rrauer Of this town was struck the the parker-EuckNy Baking Company's truck from New Britain The car was knocked into the ditch and turned turtle rinning MT. Rrauer and the other six occupants of the car un- derneath. The state police were called to the scene and both drivers have been summoned to appeo- in the town court. The occupants of Mir. Brauers car, who were on their way to attend wedding in New Britain, escaped serious injury.
 Arthur and Victor Benson and Harold Clark went to Deep River on a fishing trip and brought back a large string Of fish.
 Notes About Town
 Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Hall of this town attended the graduation exer- cises of the Worcester Polytechnical last Friday when their son, Robert E. Hall, was graduated. He has completed a course in mechanical and received the degree of Bachelor of Science.
 The taxes collected in May for the Fire district total 31,- 1855.