New Britain herald., 1922-05-16

who are on the streets in the dark ness with no lights on their vehicles and who crdangcr themselves ns well as making it dangerous for others, cs- pecially automobile drivers, who nap pen to be on the road.
 The prosecutor says that bicycles are small and in many cases an auto mobile driver cannot see q boy riding his wheel unless there is a light on the front of the vehicle. Anyone id ing bicycle at night without light will be liable to prosecution.
 The local authorities are ulso plan ming to aid the state police in ;heir campaign against so called "Mabb,y riding" By this # is meant .hat many bicycle riders have formed the habit of riding their machines from one side of the road 10 the other in- stead of keeping in Il straight line.
 Extension Committee Meeting.
 Because he ha7 been called out of own on a business trip, A. 4. North will not be present at the meeting of the extension com niittee of the school board to be held tomorrow night. All other me ahers of the committee are ask to gather. There are many irnpor- ant items which will he discussed at tle meeting of the committee in re- sards to the school proposition in Berlin.
 Fire District Meeting.
 The special meeting of the Worth ingtcr fire district to be held at the Town Hall tonight is expected to 1raw large crowd The residents of Berlin will have an opportunity at ion and everyone i3 urged to be pres ont.
 F. of X. Carnival.
 Court Mattabessctt Foresters of is staging a fair at the hall o1 the society il kensingt0n. Last ANenirg there was good attendance md 8 pleasing entertainment was rem tered.
 Brief Items.
 Kathryn McCabe of kansington un- derwant an operation at St. Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday.
 Miss Airline Sperry of Sufficd has returned after week end visit with Agnes i'agan.
 Hrs, Elizabeth Whitney has re- turned to her hime in kcnsington from 2 trip to Stony Creek.
 Frank Orsie and Gunner Anderson are at home on . IS day furlough from the navy.
 Mfr. and Mrs. F. r. Lounsbury re- turned to their home in Cheshire ;fter a week-on visit with Mir. and Nus. C. II. Johnson. Mir. Lounsbury was formerly pastor of the kensington Methodist church
 George Garrity of kensington has accepted position with the Corbin Screw corporation in New Britain.
 The Women s Missionary society of the kensington Congregational church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs, A. l.. Fonda.
 Miss Pauline Bauer is spending rev eral days on a trip through New Y ork tate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Maier and daughter have returned to New York after a weekend stay with Miss Alice Norton
 Fire District Headquarters.
 The old bar-room of the kensington house on Pennington road, formerly conducted by Patrick Kelly. has been remodeled and during the summer months will serve as the office of the kensington Fire district officials in charge of the construction work for he laying Of water mains in this | own.
 Crowley and Oldershaw, the "ngin- { 'ers who have the project in hand | Will occupy section of the office, | while John Driscoll, the contra ctor | rom Torrington, will occupy another i section. The officials of the kensing- i on district will also he housed in ;he | 'oom.
 The construction work for the lay ng of the water main will begin about June 1. John Driscoll. the contrac- or is planning to bring his tools and | ,araphernalia here within q short 1 ime. and by the first of the month will have his men here to start on the york
 Mrs. Meisner Entcrtaius
 Mrs. Abbie Meisner of Worthineton Ridge entertained about 25 members 'f WinthroWcouncil, New Britain, md