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Adv.
Hartford, June 29 Asserting that
it is not practical to expect or to com
pel even a. utility company to supply
service to the public at a continuing,
positive and absolute loan, the (public
utilities commission, in an opinion
made public yesterday, denied the
petition, filed May 28 by eighty-six
residents of New Hartford asking for
an order requiring' Harry W. Walker,
Bridgeport .ice magnate to continue
the manufacture, distribution and
sale xf gas in New Hartford, where
he is the owner of the oaly gas plant
in town. Mr. Walker announced early
in May he would discontinue the gas
service after July 1.
In denying the petition the public
utilities commission recommended
that Mr. Walker submit in writing
the best proposition he can make
with a view to continuance of service,
and that, pending negotiations there
on, gas be supplied to New Hartford
customers for a further period of at
least sixty days.
