New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

was deemed unWise to attempt the work this year. However, Savage Hill residents will not lose hope, as there is still a possibility that the ex- tension will be made in time to come.
 Paul Seigrest was appointed col lector of ta%es for the district for the coming year.
 Members of the committee which submitted the reports were Robert o. Clark, Raymond F. Dyer and Arthur Benson.
 Following the meeting those pres ent remained for some time talking over affairs and telling what should have been done, the usual course of events following meetings in Berlin. However, in the case of town meet ings the talking is done before the meeting and not after.
 Committee Reserves Decision.
 The meeting of the Berlin school board last night was of short dura- tion. Bids for the construction of the new school In the Blue Hills dis trict were opened but decision on awarding the contract was reserved.
 Man Not O'NeiIl.
 Prosecutor Charles r. Lewis of the Berlin police department was notified last night by residents of the Blue Hills district that there was a man wandering around down there whom they supposed was the missing night watchman at the Stanley Chemical Co.,, James O'Neil. Constable Frank Brown, Prosecutor Lewis and Richard Preshken, brother-in-law Of O'Neill immediately headed for the place. but found that the man was a resi- dent of Meridcn, who was walking for his health. He was taken back to Meriden.
 Septic Tanks Finished.
 Work on the installation of the sep tic tanks at the Worthington school has been finished it was reported to- day. It was stated by Pasquale Gian- notta, of the Giannotta Construction Co.,, that there is still some work 10 be done on the interior of that build ing.
 Registrars to Meet.
 The board of registrars will meet Friday of this week from 12 o'clock noon, until o'clock at night in order to receive the names of those desiring to change party affiliations and to correct the lists.
 State Commander Coming.
 It is expected that State Com mander E. Percy Armstrong of the American Legion will be the guest of honor at the old home day observance planned by Boton-Kasica post for August 2S. Commander Armstrong will be invited to attend.
 The committee plans to have the tank, freight car and engine used by the Forty and Eight" in New Britain last year and some talk of an initia- ton of members into that order has been heard.
 There is no doubt that the day will be big one for Berlin and the Le- zion will work hard to put the affair "over." A meeting will be held evening at T. A. B. hall to formulate further plans
 May Form Athletic Club.
 The T. A. R. society of kensington is now planning for an athletic club and all interested in such an organi- cation have been asked 10 be present at the hall in Kensington tonight at s:So o'clock to talk over the possi- bilitios.
 Kensington has no regulation ath- etic club. The All-Kensingtons were | formed for the purpose of taking part | In all sports. but the interest Of this organization is only in baseball.
 The new club would take part in | football and baseball and there would be a chance for some | keen rivalry between this club and or from other towns.
 Vacation Notes.
 Mrs. C. c. Lindquist and the Misses Ellen and Esther Lindquist have re- turned from two weeks vacation 1t Pine Grove. Mantle.
 Mrs. Alice Steed and daughter. and Miss Elizabeth Hutchin- lon are at Sound View for two weeks, Miss Hattie V. Hollister is visiting fer counsin. Mrs. Lemon. in North lmpton. Mass.
 Miss Nellie Garrity is spending her acation at Branford.
 EAST BERLIN ITEMS
 Walter Payne and son. Everett. ave returned to their home on Will ax ,Nerr, .ftar s-s,dirr IA rast |