New Britain herald., 1925-07-14

many of these New Britainites have no automobiles and must depend on bus service. Since the field is a con- siderable distance from the bus line, this would serve 10 discourage many prospective fans from New Britain. It is for this reason that the petition will be sent 10 the Connecticut com pany.
 It is understood that many New Britain people have signihed their desire to See some of the games played ty the -kensingt tons, the only drawback being the fact that they do not care to walk the distance 10 the field, natural decision when the hot summer days are taken into consideration.
 Just what the result of the peti- ton will be cannot be determined Whcther or not the traction com pary will feel that this additional bus service would pay enough tc warrant the trip is not known.
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 Tax Collector Charles r. Lewis has announced the disposal of five lots in the town of Berlin at public auction on September l9 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The notice reads as follows:
 By virtue of certain tax war rants delivered 10 me as collector of taxes for the town of Berlin and the Kensington fire district, hereby give notice that will sell at the public sign post in said town, al public auction on the 18th day of 1925, at o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy certain taxes due the town of Berlin and the kensington fire district from \ x enough of the following described property to pay said taxes, together with interest allowed by law and my fees"
 Then follows a description of the land. There arc five lots to be dis posed Of at this auction sale, all Of them heinz located in the section of Kensington known as Treasure Fields.
 Miss Stella C. Munson
 The funeral of Miss Stella C. Munson of High Road, kensington, was held this afternoon at 2:%0 o'clock from her late home. Rev Abel Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, New Britain, off ciatcd and burial was in West Lane kensington,
 Coleman Case Up Tonight
 Among the cases to be heard in the Berlin town court tonight will be that of William T. Coleman of 6S Bushnell street, Hartford, who Is with driving under the in nuence of liquor. He was arrested on the turnpike by Officer Frank Brown on Sunday.
 Athletic Club Meeting
 4 meeting of tho KcnSington Athletic club will be held tonight at S o'clock in T. A. R. hall, Several items of interest will come before this meeting.
 Savings Bank Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Berlin bank will be hell tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the direc- tors room of the institution. Re ports will be read and officers for the coming year will be elected.
 To Start Plumbing Business
 Juddie Landgren, well known in the plumbing business in New Brit ain. he taken over the business con ducted for many years by the late Herbert H. Damon, and will open the shop some time next week. Mir Landgrcn has been engaged in the plumbing business for about F years and is thoroughly familiar with the workings of the trade.
 The business will be conducted ir the same shop on Damon's Hill that was used for many years, frs by NIT. Damon's father and later b! Mir. Damon. Mir. Landgren proposes tc make few changes and will have the shop in first class condition wheI it Is opened. A showroom will b, one of the features.
 For the present Mr. LandgreI will make his home in New Britain but he stated today that he may re move to Berlin in the future.
 Women Voters Meeting
 Features of the meeting of thu kensington League, of Women Vot CTS tonight at the home Of Mrs. Leoi AlliaE Of High road. win be tn, reading Of two papers concerninj the history and growth of the towr of Berlin. one of them by Mrs. Inc