New Britain herald., 1922-10-14
, Benson, B. R. Showalter, Curtiss
NOTSdI Church Decorating committee: Miss
 Fannie Griswold and the LoHi class. Automobile Destroyed.

Church Decorating committee: Miss Fannie Griswold and the Lo-Hi class. Automobile Destroyed. A Paige suburban car owned by Bennie Waskiewicz, of 92 Clark street, New Britain, was completely destroyed by fire early this morning on the state road north of the Meri- den town line.
 The fire started in the front seat, it is thought, and as the flames had not reached the gasoline tank at 1:30 o'clock, long line of automobiles was standing north and south of the car, fearful of passing it. not knowing when the tank would explode.
 The car was headed toward Meri- den, but nobody was seen to leave the car after the fire started and nobody seemed to know anything about it or to have any interest in it. The driv- CT was no where to be found and no one had been seen near it.
 It was found who the car belonged to by consulting the Connecticut Mo- tor Vehicle register, the plates read ing 0-15S0. It was found that the Noi bSioISSu lo liiC 4>CN DllldiH ildll A service car arrived on the scene about o'clock this morning and it was taken to New Britain garage. The owner claimed equipment was stolen from the car.
 New Gasoline Station.
 new gasoline station is to be opened in this town soon, if plans which are now being made go through. The Consumers Service Stations, a Boston concern, are car rying on negotiations for the building of one of their stations in this place.
 site near the freight station of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford has been selected and repre- sentative of the company was in town few days ago to see about building such a station. He has re- celved the consent of the selectmen to construct it, and the affair now rests in the hands of the state.
 It is planned to make this new sta tion a feeder for neighboring towns, supplying New Britain, Meriden and other places in this vicinity.
 A tank with a capacity of 4o0,o00 gallons is to be constructed, sufficient gasoline being contained in tank of this size to supply neighboring towns, it is said. Another station of the company is being constructed at the corner of South Main and Trinity streets in New Britain.
 Allowed to Do Business.
 William s. Hyde, receiver of the Carbo Brick company of this town. was authorized by Judge Hinman in the superior court yesterday, to con. tinue the business of the company for three months. Mir. Hyde says that if the business is kept going it ia ex- pected that the creditors will be paid in full.
 Services Tomorrow.
 The regular schedule of services will be in effect in the Berlin Con- gregational church tomorrow. The boys class will meet at 10 a. m. Morn- ing service will be held at 1o:45. Att l2 o'clock the regular meeting of the Sunday school will be held. There are no meetings scheduled for the afternoon.
 Celebrate Anniversary.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Webster cele- hrated the 42d anniversary of their marriage yesterday. They were con- graduated by their many friends.
 Much 10 Be Discussed
 The doing away of the honor roll in front of the Town hall. the or ganization of a board of health in Berlin. making many new traffic reg ulations and the increase in pay for the first selectman are the important items to be discussed at the adjourned town meeting to be held at the Town han on Wednesday evening of next week.
 The remo' al of the honor roll has been discussed for the past few months in all sections of the town. Members of the American Legion favor the removal of the roll if al permanent tablet Is erected in its place at the Soldiers monument at the Boston Post corner on Berlin street. This will probably meet with little opposition.
 The question of increasing the sal ary of the first selectman will in all cause some discussion.