New Britain herald., 1922-10-26
East Berlin. Kensington and neigh boring towns.

East Berlin, Kensington and neigh boring towns.
 Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. funniest and prettiest. Mu- SIC for dancing will be furnished by Mckeon's orchestra of this place from until 11:45 o'clock. During the course of the evening popular songs will be sung by we'll known jazz. singer.
 Progress On Watermains.
 The construction of the "atermains is progressing well. The contractor is putting the finishing touches on the job in Berlin and the work in kens- ington Is practically finished. Work was begun Monday on the laying of new main from Blake and Wood ruffs corner north on Berlin street, This is to be furnished with six inch pipe and is to extend north on Berlin street for about 2,ooo feet The work is completed on the Meriden road, ex- cept for few places where the dig ger is to be used. Hudson street is to be equipped with a main soon. Water was turned on for a short time Mon- day from Kensington east on Farm rgton road to the Red Iron bridge near Worthington Ridge. but due to a leak near the meter, it was turned off again.
 The contract for connecting the houses with. the mains has been awarded to A. A. Mills of New Brit ain, and he is already busy on the job in some sections of Kensington Applications have been coming in steadily at the Kensington fire dis trict office and many people have thus signified their desire to have running water in their houses. It is thought that practically every house been laid will be equipped
 Hupper-Elsenleimer Wedding.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Erma H. Hupper of Meri- den was married at the home of her parents, to Edward E. Elsenheimer. also of Meriden. Mir. Elsenheimer is the son of Mrs. Pauline Elsenheimer of Meriden.
 Miss Hupper was well known in this town, having visited here many times. She has sung at the Second church several times.
 Mrs. Herbert Damon, of Berlin. a cousin of the bride, played the we'd ding march She also played during the ceremony.
 Won't Have to Walk
 Passengers on the Berlin trolley 'ars will no longer have to walk up sandbank hill, or down 1t, as the case nay be. The first car was taken over he newly laid tracks this morning.
 The road bed has been raised quite bit and the road is to be cemented. \ large force of workmen has been sept busy on the job, as it was de- fred to get the tracks laid as soon as From now on there will be | hree cars on the Berlin line. For | nerly there were two running from he New Britain center to the top Of | he hill and two running from the ottom of the hill to Berlin street
 Many people complained because Of he walk and because they were made ate for work, but it was necessary 0 do the work and the way chosen fas the only one that could have been mployed.
 Republican Town Committee Meets.
 A meeting of the republican town ommittee was held in the Town Hall ast evening. Routine business was | 
 Meeting of Association
 A meeting of the Emma Hart Will ard Parents and Teachers associa- on will be held this evening at the Grammar school. This is ) take the form of a reception to the sachers of the school and will serve ) get the parents and teachers ac- with each other. This will clip to promote spirit of co-opera- on between parents and teachers.
 Officers for the coming year will e elected and a program for the ac- vities of the season will be worked ut. It will be decided whether the ork Of the association Is to be ,rried on this year.
 The Coal situation.
 The coal question is one that is oc- upyine the minds of many people in erlin at the present time. The scar Ity is being felt here as everywhere