New Britain herald., 1922-08-17

August viets also of Meriden was fined s25 and costs on a charge oi reckless driving.
 Joseph Wasso of this town was ar raigned before Judge Griswold or Monday evening on charge of manufactur intoxicating liquor He was fined $100 and costs. Wasso re- gently served a so day jail sentence on a similar charge and has appeared in court several times.
 Local Entries Received.
 Harry McKeon, in charge of the entries for the various events at the track meet to be held on Saturday of this week at the community grounds under the auspices of the Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, stated this morning that several local en- tries have been received for the events. The Worthington Athletic club, the St. Pauls T. A. B. society the Triangle Athletic club and the American Paper Goods team will par ticipate in a relay race closed to Der lin clubs only.
 Entries for other events open to Berlin athletes only will close on Fri day evening. Allen Hazen will be in charge of the eKnsington tennis play CTS and Lester Deming is captain of the Berlin team. The players on both teams will be announced tomor- row. A complete report of the meet will be found on the Sports page of this edition.
 New Britain Acts.
 Recommendation of the board of water commissioners whereby the Kensington fire district Is to be per mitted to sell surplus water to the Worthington fire district, were adopt ed last night at the regular August meeting of the New Britain common council.
 The matter came before the council in the form of a report from the wa ter board, setting forth that the com mission had met with representatives of the kensington and Worthington districts and had tentatively agreed upon an extension of the water priv ieges given the former district through a charter amendment last year. It was stipulated that the City of New Britain would do business d. rectly with the Kensington district only. All water passing into the pipe lines now in course of construction will be charged to Kensington, that district to collect from Worthineton, and the Kensington district will be charged on the books of the water board for all water used,
 The same conditions that prevail in the Kensington districts contract will hold true of the Worthington district agreement, namely, that the City of New Britain may, if it is deemed ad- visable because of shortage of water refuse at any time to continue the flow to these districts. It Is Il agreed, however, that while there is ! sufficient amount of water in the reservoirs to take care of New Brit aims needs there will be no shut off
 Although the council was unanim- ous in its approval of the agreements. | the question of a fire districts stand | m business was first raised. It was argued that Kensington is not a town. | being but a district of Berlin. Judge | Tohn H. Kirkham, corporation counsel | Or the city of New Britain, assured | he council that there was no business fisk since the fire district is incorpor- tied.
 Telegram From Bardo
 Selectman George B. Carter has re- eived a telegram from c. L. Bardo, general manager of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad asking the local officials and ,olice to aid the railroad in case of ny disturbances in Berlin in any part # the town where the railroad has racks.
 MT. Carter said this morning that e had informed Mir. Lewis and the many town constables to make arrests n case of any disturbances on the To- al lines Of the New Haven road and hat everything will be done by the own officials to protect the public. Constable Ritchie, who is employed " the railroad company has the au- hority from both the town and the ailroAd to make arrests in case of ny trouble. i;
 Clean Sweep For Republicans.