New Britain herald., 1922-03-22

calls. during the past years, from factories desirous of locating in Ber- lin and kensington. but do not come when it is found out that the town has no running water and must de- pend upon wells.
 Work of Committee.
 At the last meeting of the district the executive committee was given the power to secure plans for having a survey of the district made as well as to get estimates on the cost of laying the mains from New Britain to kens- ington and through the town
 The survey has been completed and the estimates secured. They will be submitted at the meeting next Tues day. Bids have also been secured from various concerns desirous of lay ing the water main.
 Water is badly needed in kensing- ton and it is hoped by town officials that the voters will deem it neces- sity and will vote for it at the meet ing.
 Announce Whist Winners.
 One of the largest crowds of the season was in attendance at the whist given by St. PauI's Y. NJ. T. A. X B. society at the T. A. B. hall in kens- ington last evening
 Mrs. kildut1 was awarded first prize for the ladies' while Fred Nar- um was awarded first prize for the men. The consolation prizes were given to Alice Hart and Charles Orsie.
 Appointed Fire Warden.
 First Selectman George B. Carter yesterday received word to the effect that Anton Holmolst has been ap pointed fire warden for the town of Berlin.
 The aprointme nt was made by Aus tin F. Hawes, state fire warden of Hartford Mir. Holmauist succeeds Elmer Austin as fire warden.
 It will be his duty to watch out for fires within the jurisdiction of his ter ritory and if fire is started he will be obliged to secure an army Of men to combat the flames and to prevent its spreading.
 Community "GCt-Togcthcr.'
 IIdIS 1dNt pftll dbob' Npi'tI'Nt''' for the community Get Together" to be staged at the community house on Berlin street on Friday evening at s o'clock.
 Prof Stanley Galpin will direct 2 play reading and refreshments will be served by the social committee. IL has been planned to have this an en- tirely complimentary evening and all residents of Berlin are asked to at tend
 In order to defray the expenses Of the association for the coming veal the executive committee has planned for an entertainment to be given al the Grange hall on Lannon's hill on Friday evening of next week.
 This will be in tho form of cos tune party to which everyone has been extended a cordial invitation to attend.
 Expect short Meeting. \, If is not expected that the special town meeting which has been called for Wednesday evening ot next week will last but for a few mlnuteS, mas much as the voters will decide on only one question.
 Many in the town arc opposed to 1hc sale of the Town farm and the of motor equipment and will voice their opinions at the meet inr of next week There is no other business to be brought up before the voters.
 About Dumping Rubbish
 Selectman George R, Garter again wants to warn the public about the dumning of rubbish along the road sides in Berlin. Much of this has been done since tho snow has left tho ground and residents are complain ing.
 Tho selectman states that two placas have been provided for in the town where rubbish can be dumped and if residents continue 10 place their rubbish in other places they will face he states.
 The first dumping ground is that near the blue house on the road lead ing from the old Berlin fair grounds. Another place is next to the Dr. Sut- tor place on the main turnpike.
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