New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
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vestigating. It is said that the cul prits made their entrance into tht house by picking the lock on thu cellar door. Neighbors about ths house say that they did not see any one lurking about the place while 'tht occupants were away.
 American Legion Meeting.
 The meeting of the Bolton Kasica post, American Legion will be held this evening at the T. A. B. rooms ir Kensington at o'clock. All members have been urged to attend this gath ering as there is great deal of i'm portance business to be discussed.
 It is quite possible that some plans will be made for sending delegates from the local post to the state con- vention of the American Legion tc
 In addition to this action will be taken on the resignation of the pres ent commander Arthur Benson, the removal of the honor roll and a re- port will be read from the committee in charge of the entertainment and dance which was given at the Town hall recently.
 Although no possible candidate has been mentioned to succeed Mir. Ben son, it is expected that a new com mander will be elected at the gathr- ing this evening,
 Lawn Festival Tonight
 The committee in charge of the
 VII festival to be staged this evening
 nder the auspices of St. Paul's T. A. B. drum corps has secured the Franklin Four" of New Britain to provide the entertainment.
 The entertainment will be followed by dancing and later refreshments will be served St. Paul's T. A. B. or chestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 Boys Are Camping
 A number of boys in kensington have organized the so-caled Live ing at the reservoir in the southern section of the town. Those at camp are Thomas Hanford, Arthur Jepson George Senning, William Webb, John Haddock, Robert Isaacson, Charles Gulong, Wilfred Hanford, Harold Johnson
 The boys have been enjoying the life of the great out doors for num- her of days and from all indications they would rather be at the reservoir for the summer than at home, where they claim they feel the heat more
 Baseball Game Planned
 That there will be two baseball games played at the outing of the Mems Bible class from Berlin and the Brotherhood from kensington at the grounds on Saturday, can be seen from the fact that the older men in both clubs will play a game with an indoor baseball and the younger men are planning game with the hard ball.
 In the contest between the older men, one team is looking towards de- feating the other inasmuch as the records of both are the same. In ad- dition there will be tennis matches and a strong athletic program.
 The affair will start at ? o'clock and will be attended by many men ana as DOtH OTsdHlEd llOlls will have their invited guests. A large delegation is planning to attend from kensngton.
 93 Years Old
 Mrs. Mary Green of Stafford. isl visiting her daughter, Mrs George A. Sutton Mrs. Green observed her 93rd birthday yesterday, quietly. She Is In excellent health and quite active.
 News In Brief
 A warrantee deed filed at the office of the town clerk shows that John Frankewicz of kensington has sold three lots in Treasure field to Nalen y and Mihln Boguzewicz of the same town.
 The annual meeting of the incor- porators of the Berlin Savings bank will be held next Wednesday after noon.
 Leland Gwatkin who was injured | ,n July 4th by the explosion of a fire ,racker, has returned to his home on Berlin street from the New Britain general hospital where has was treat d for his injuries
 The funeral of Charles Morton | Strong was held this afternoon from he Kensinston Congregational church tt 2 o'clock. Rev. Carleton Hagen of-