New Britain herald., 1923-03-30

People knowing of ex-servicemen whosE names should be on the tablet are asked to communicate with some member of the committee at once. The members of the committee are: Charles r. Lewis, chairman; James F. Corr of kensington, commander of the Berlin post of the American Legion: Miss Alice Huston of Berlin and Oscar Benson of East Berlin.
 Another Tank Erected.
 The Go Gas company of Boston has had another supply tank brought to the station ill Kensington and it will be erected by the side of the 20,O00 gallon container that has al- ready been placed in position. The new tank is a smaller one and men arc raising it to place a short dis tance from the big one.
 Roads in Bad Condition.
 Rural Carrier Hiram Hurlburt stated this morning that the roads along his route are still in bad con- dition, deep ruts making travelling difficult. He said that there are still huge drifts along the road, some of them being nearly three feet deep. A new wagon was recently secured for the Kensington rural route, MT. Hurlburt saying that a wagon is much better in weather like this and with roads the way they are.
 Several property owners in Ken sington have taken it upon them selves to level off the trenches left when the ground sunk over the watermains.
 Will Begin Work on Road.
 It is expected that immediately after the passage of the bill through the senate making that section of road from Sandbank Hill to Upson's corner part of the trunk line high way, men will start work upon it to make it more passable. This bill, has already passed the lower house.
 Senator Trumbull and Senator Co., vert have been working to get the bill through and others interested in its passage and who have been work ing in it's interests are ex-Senator Claude w. Stevens, Representative Arthur Benson of East Berlin and Pardon c. Hickey of Berlin
 It is thought that efforts will also be made to make the road from Up- on's Corner to Berlin street a part of the trunk line highway when the first bill passes the senate. Both of these roads are in bad condition, the former being familiarly known as "washboard alley" Pennington ave- nue has suffered through the winter and the road is filled with holes which make traffic conditions bad.
 To Present Entertainment.
 Tho Black and White minstrel troupe of Eass Berlin will present next Thursday evening for St. Paul's T. A. and R. society of Kensington. The troupe made hit when it ap- peared in East Berlin a few weeks ago. the house being packed Tor ths | 
 Items of Interest.
 A meeting of the general commit i tee in charge of the community fancy i lress ball was held last evening at |, he community house for the purpose | of hearing suggestions regarding the , -o~ ; ih6 Odt VI piuios
 East Berlin Items
 The library will be open this eve- ling from 1880 to 9;a0 o'clock for the , exchange of books.
 Philip Nasc of Middletown is wis., ting at his home on Wilcox avenue.
 Mrs. Walter Squires of Cromwell | pent Thursday with her parents, Mir. md Mrs. Henry Bailey of Main street.
 Miss Mildred Harrington is spend ng few days as the guest of friends n New oYrk city.
 H. F. Bailey, who has been spend- ng the past two weeks with relatives n town, left today for Boston, Mass.
 The Easter service at St. Gabriel's hurch will be held at 10:45 a. m. and he childrens service will be held in he evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Miss Bertha Trevethan has accept