New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
received from the committee soon, it Is expected.
 Pcrcival District Growing

it Is expected.
 Percival District Growing
 The Percival avenue district of Kensington has experienced q marked growth during the past months of 1925. Passing along that thoroughfare, one may see seven new houses which have been con- structed during that time. together with a new land development which will provide one of the most at tractive residential sections in town when completed. Running through this development will be a street, now in the course of con- struction, Which will open up a new district of the town.
 In fact, the entire district Of Kensington is showing q gradual growth. Several new houses are in the course of construction and the presence of several other newly completed residences attests to the fact that building has been brisk during the past season.
 Additional Bus Service
 The Percival avenue residents have only one kick to register and that is the fact that they are not receiving adequate bus service at the present time. One resident stated yesterday that there is a marked need for additional service in that district through the day, due to the fact that many of the women in that locality desire 10 shop in New Britain. Unless they are willing 10 leave their homes early in the morning on the bus which conveys the men to the la bors, they are unable 10 secure an other conveyance until after one o'clock in the afternoon. Even then, it is pointed out, they are un- able 10 return home until about [ o'clock in the evening. This citi- zen recommends that an extra bus be run in the morning and in the afternoon. The matter of securing additional service is now pending with the Connecticut company.
 It is also desired that q bus be run 10 Percival avenue somewhat earlier in the evening than does the present one which makes con- nections for conveying the working men 10 their homes. These men are unable to arrive home until [ o'clock and feel that bus leaving the center of New Britain at about G:l0 or 6;16 o'clock would be greatly appreciated.
 Several residents have stated that although they have automo. piles of their own, they would pa. tronizc the bus line, if adequate service were given. These men stated that many other residents exercise the same views on the sub. ject.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Ellen NJ. Norton of Kensineton has sold to Peter Paior one and one half acres Of land in Kcnsington on the north side of Pennington av- enue. It is bounded on the east by a proposed street known as Glendale avenue.
 Ellen NJ. Norton has sold to Dr. A. J. Goodwin a house and land in Kensington west of the residence of Mrs. Margaret Sheldon on Farming ton road.
 These real estate transactions have been recorded at the office of the town clerk.
 Bridge Party is Held
 Miss Loretta filling of Kensington entertained three tables of bridge at her home yesterday afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. Ora c. Eagerly, Mrs. Paul G, Baker and Mrs. Arthur L. Moffatt, Refresh ments were served in the course Of the afternoon.
 New Britain Road Again
 Complaints are being heard daily regarding The condition of the New Britan road between Upson's corner and Sand Bank hill. It seems that, in spite of the efforts Of the high way department trucks to keep the holes filled up, new bumps are con- tinually being developed. Motorists report that their cars are being wrackcd 10 a great extent and are heinz 10 look around for some way out of the situation.
 Tonight Whist Night
 Tonight will he whist night TOT the town of Berlin, there being one