New Britain herald., 1926-01-18

mailed to property owners at an early date. It is said that there are about 1,500 of these notices.
 Theodore M. Savage is chairman of the board of relief and his as- sistants are Willard l. filling and S. Chase Coale.
 Week-End In Springfield
 The Misses Edith and Esther Lindquist and Adeline Goodrich of Berlin spent the weekend as the guests of Miss Ellen Lindquist in Springfield, Mass.
 Visit Automobile Show
 James J. Fitzsimons of the Berlin Savings bank and Phillip Nj. Pagan, both of Kensington, spent the week. end in New York city. They visited the automobile show and other points of interest.
 Returns From New York
 Miss Margaret Flynn, assistant at the Kensington post office. has re- turned from New York city and New Haven, where she has been spending a few days.
 Fire Damage $2OO Damage estimated by Chief Will liam J. Noble of the New Britain fire department as reaching about s200 was done by fire at the home of Russell S. Gold early yesterday morning. An improperly built fire place was responsible for the blaze, which was confined to one part of the house and did not spread to any extent.
 The fire was discovered few minutes after o'clock. when ( member of the family, upor awakening, smelled smoke. An in vcstigation revealed that there Wal blaze between the partitions neal the fireplace. An alarm was sent fl to the New Britain fire headquar ters at 3:1S o'clock, Engine Com pany No. and Chief Noble re spending.
 The prompt response of the fire men and the work of scvera
 neighbors, before the arrival of th
 department, prevented the fir from spreading. IL was necessar to cut several holes in the part : tlons to reach the blaze, but it wa . extinguished in short order. Tn company returned to quarter about one hour after leaving fo the fire.
 It was fortunate that the fir was discovered so soon after it ha gained headway, otherwise the CT :. tire building would have been mass of flames, 1t is believed. Tn blaze had been smouldering ft
 some time near the fireplace. A
 improperly constructed flreplaC
 was set as the cause. of the fire l < Chief Noble, who stated that thel 7, was woodwork not far from tf il base.
 :, Want Busses to Stop
 kensington residents are begil
 ming to complain because of Il d fact that the busses from Berlin II New Britain do not move slow A enough when passing Railroad sV l. nue and the Berlin Pharmacy. II ' reason for this Is the fact that pc fl pie, many times especially |. stormy weather, wait for the buss
 on the porch of the pharma II building or in the A, E. F. barb " shop and miss the vehicles becau n they do not slow up to ascerta E. whether or not anyone Is desiro m of boarding them.
 ,n As a rule, if the drivers do T l. see anyone standing on the corn m they speed along, without glanci B. to right or to left to find c s. whether or not there are prospt ,e tive passengers.
 Eoggy Weather The dense fog which visited E
 lin today made automobile drivi
 extremely hazardous and vehic
 were forced to proceed with e
 ton, lest they collide with T S chimes ahead of them. Especia
 along the flats was the foggy c CT dition noted and many machi on could be seen moving along " nc all lights going full blast, it it:" A .: Yrs. Tomlinson 'es Friends in lSerlin Of Mrs. Fr ,t- erick Tomlinson of New Brit n- werk grieved to learn Of her deS suI which occurred on Saturday niG To, Mrs. Tomlinson was inc wife Of