New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
PERMITS NEEDED, SCHUBERT WARNS Fire Warden Wants Brush
 Burned Up Before May 1 LARGE GRANGE MEETING
Two Degrees Worked on 2l Candi- dates-TWo Fined For Creating Disturbance on Trolley-Rnads Being Repaircd-BriefS.

Being Repaircd-Briefs.
 Fire Warden George E. Schubert today issued warning that all rest dents O. the outlying districts who desire 10 clear their land by burn inc brush and rubbish must obtain permits from him or be prosecuted. Many persons have already begun to clear away the small srowths from their land, and q large num- Der have failed 10 obtain permits as required. Many have compiled with the law, but there are others who have gone ahead with their brush fires either in ignorance or h yio- !at!oD ot the law.
 According to statute. fires may not be lighted outside -he ii-e district without permits heinz first obtained from the ire warden. Ther= are no hydrants beyond the fir" limits, and all precautions possible have to be taken to proven, flames getting beyond control anl e1langeriue houses and valuable timber over large tracts 0: land. Every spring many of thes. brush fires break out Tn spite c: all precautionary meas uras and 1t costs town good taXpay- CTS money 10 aNr.nEulSh the h.aZ.s caused through carelessnesS. Sey- eral men who iid not obtain per mits Were arrested last var and given fines which they will remem- Der. and similar steps will b. talk en this spring against those who violate the law.
 Fire Warden Schubert is tns.rous of having all brush burned before May 1. as after that the woods are so dry that the fire danger is r. doubled. Last year no permits Were issued after that date. and ,l" same rule may be enforced this year. so that land should be cleared within the next few weeks.
 Permits may be obtained at Sehubert's hous, at any time during tn. day. They cost nothing and save possibl" fines
 Grange Mc"tin:
 About leo members Were present lt the meeting O Plainvill2 Grang" last evening with visitors from Bristol. Berlin. HGrwi!ion and Cheshire. Mass. The first and sec ond degrees were worked on q class of T Candii2tcs. 4 short program was given. Mrs. Edward Lackry gave reading, "Wh"n tn" Minister Came to Tea" Mr. i.ackey sang Two Little Girls in Blue" the song being illustrated by Miss Sadie Ok enquist and Miss Mabel Johnson.
 The third and fourth degrees will he conferred on April .. rlaiNvillc Grange has been invited to attend the meetings Of several ighboring crangcs. On Marh 34 the local Pa irons O. Hushandry will go 10 Pennington. on April 9l 10 New ngton, on May 10 Bristol, and on May IS 10 Plymouth. The officers and degree team have been invited 70 eNempNty a degree in Wcst Hartford on April r.
 DisturbcrS Fined
 Amclio Caruso ot Newton street and Domnik Forgionia of New Britain were charged with breach of tho peace and intoNication last night when they appeared in court hero and were found guilty on bot, counts They were arrested Satur- day evening by Constable F. ". Furrey on complaint of Dominicll F'rawlcy, q conductor for the Con recticut Co. Both men were on the car in his charge and refused to leave after passengers had protest ed against their conduct. Grand Juror William J. Foran rceommend- cd small fines because the two men have families 70 support Justice Edward r. Prior fined each man s3 ! and costs for breach os the peace and B on the drunkenness count. |
 Repairing Back Roads
 The eeleCtm"n arc now engaged , iu making the outlying roads pass l able, and they are finding the task 1 an especially difficult one this year. The ravagcs Of the frost during the | past winter have put the roads in terrible condition. opening great | holes in them, while the increasing use of heavy trucks over these back roads has aggravated the undula- tions and crators in thn roadheds. Al present south Washington street l is being repaired. When this is fin