New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

in attendance to act on the call of Ahe petition.
 The session this evening has been called for the purpose of discussing the installation of electric lights, the extension of the electric lighting sys- tenn in, upon and along certain high ways in the town. The petitioners believe that lights should be placed on Pennington avenue, High road, Gladding place, filling street, Harris street, Hart street. southern end of Percival avenue, Robbins street, Ken sington road, Four Rod highway, Burnhal street and Christian Lane.
 The lighting proposition in the kensington district has been under debate for some time. Within the past few weeks several new lights have been placed along the so- called Swamp road from Towers corner, New Britain to Upson's corner in kensington. The installation of the lights has been decided improve ment. But very few other lights have been placed about town and it is for that reason that the twenty residents have called the special meeting
 Graduates Today
 Miss Catherine Pagan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Pagan of Ken sington, graduated from the St. Francis hospital in Hartford this af- ternoon. Miss Pagan has been train- ing for a nurse at the hospit Il for the past three years. She is well known in this town and expects to practice her profession within short time.
 New Hunting Licenses
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff, has received his copies of the new forms of the hunting licenses issued by the fish and game commission of Connecticut. To date he has issued five licenses to hunters in Berlin. The new form has an added stub which is to be filled out by the hunter at the end of the season and returned to the town clerk. On this stub the names of the various birds and animals kill in turn, will send the stubs to the of flee of the state fish and game com in Hartford.
 Although it was the law of last year, there were no stubs on the licenses when issued and as a result there were not many hunters who fll- cd returns of the number and kinds of species killed. With the stubs on the license, however, Mir. Woodruff states that they will be compelled to make a return.
 Town Clerks Notes
 The following birth certificates have been filed at tho office of Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff; daughter Anna, to MT. and Mrs. Michael No cero of Berlin; q daughter Francesca, to MT. and Mrs. Patsy Sisti of Ken a daughter, Secundo, has all so been born to Mir. and Mrs. Michele Arechio of Kensngton.
 The New Britain Trust company the estate of the late Walter Gwat- kins.
 The Bodweil Realty company of New Britain has sold lot on the old Berlin fair grounds to Pasquae Spen- sier of Kensington.
 Announce Engagement
 Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Trehy of Ken sington, have announced the engage ment of their daughter Miss Agnes to Clifford Hamilton of Dundee, N. Y.
 Berlin Items
 The Boy Scouts of the Berlin Con- sregational church will meet on Fri lay evening.
 Miss Jeanette Honiss of Hudson street, left this afternoon for Oberlin, Ohio, where she is attending school
 Mrs M. A. Tryon was the leader )f the Epworth League prayer meet ng at the Kensington Methodist church last evening.
 Seven teams have started work on he roads in the Blue Hills section of he town according to statement made this morning by Selectman George B. Carter.
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Miss Helen Rohm left for Sarasota, Flori- | la, today to remain for the winter.
 Miss Elizabeth Crane has left for ' sorthfleld Seminary to resume her tudies after spending the holidays at er home iu kenai1GtoA.