New Britain herald., 1922-05-09

lower price. If Berlin should not care to pay it's share towards the in- stallation. Kensington will install an eight inch water main If Berlin agrees to pay it's share 12-inch main will be installed.
 Meeting Soon.
 Bryant H. Atwater. chairman of the water committee stated this morning that no further action has been taken by the committee than what was dis cussed at special meeting held sev- eral weeks ago. Plans are being made to call another committee meeting soon and then q meeting of the dis trlct to act on the water question.
 GuarantolS Will Meet.
 special meeting of the guarantors of the Community Chautauqua has been called for Friday evening at & o'clock at the kensngton Grammar school building. At this time steps will be taken to organize for the next year and to elect new officers. The meeting for Friday has been called by the chairman of the executive com mittee for last year.
 The chautauqua will play in Der lin this year from July to July ' inclusive. Inasmuch as the date of it's playing here is only short time off immediate action will be taken at the meeting.
 The most important question to be discussed will be that of securing a suitable lot for the shows to play on. Last year the chautauqua played at the Kensington Grammar school grounds and was well accomm odated. The officers and representative of the organization were well pleased With the location. It is not known, how. ever, whether or not the lot can be procured for this year or not
 New Lights Installed.
 Lester Deming, chairman of the lighting committee of the Worthing- ton Fire district. has reported that five Of the new lights have already been installed in the district and are in operation. Three of the lights are on the Pennington road and two are in the south end Of the town.
 Work is being done at present on placing several new poles in place for the installation of the remaining num- Der of new lights and Mfr. Deming stated today that he expects all of the new lights will be in there place within two weeks.
 Mems Class To Meet
 The Mems Bible class of the Der lin Congregational church will hold 
 community house on Worthington Ridge, tomorrow night at o'clock
 The entertainment committee in charge has secured Professor Stanley Galpin to deliver the address. A short business meeting will be held previ- ous to the social hour.
 Still Without a Constable.
 East Berlin is still without a con stable and the people in that end of the town are unprotected by the law. Although there are at least six ap- plicants desirous of the position of in the town of Berlin, they all want to be on the main highway and not in the rural sections, accord ing to First Selectman George B. Carter
 Since the resignation of Timothy Dehan which was effective over one month ago, East Berlin has been without an officer of the law and the board of selectmen feel that it will be al least another month before they wili be able to secure one who | will do his duty faithfully in the east ern part of the town.
 Bridge Is Completed. |
 The bridge near the Whteham es- tate in kensington has been complet- ,d and the road is now open to traf- 1c, Selectman Carter announced this morning. Town teams have also been put to work repairing the road
 Brief Items.
 A regular meeting of the board Of ;electmen was held at the office Of he town clerk last evening. Routine business was transacted.
 The school board will meet this L ,vening at the town hall at 7;3o o'clock.
 Selectman George B. Carter was in Ieriden yesterday on business trip n the interests of the town.
 The young people of kensington vill give dance and social at irange hall in Berlin tonight.