New Britain herald., 1922-04-25

for an airplanc to fly over the prin. cipal towns and cities in Connecticut sometime tomorrow. The machine to be driven by Major w, G. Schauffler, will pass through Berlin, is it expected about 11:3( o'clock tomorrow morning. The trir is being made in the interests of the campaign for members being conduct ed by the Connecticut department of the Legion.
 According to advance information sent from the legion headuuarters Major Schauffler will stop in various town and cities to perform stunts on his machine.
 Legion Meeting Postponed
 Because Of numerous other acti,i- ties being conducted in this town on Thursday night, the American Legion will not meet as had been previously announced.
 Officials of the local post this morning stated that the meeting has been postponed until Monday of next week At this time several items of importance will be discussed.
 Postpone F. and T. Meeting
 Clarence Baldwin, president of the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association stated this morning that the gathering scheduled for this week has been postponed un- til Wednesday, May 3.
 Brotherhood Date Changed
 ,l, Of the meeting of the Mems Brother hood of the Kensington Congregation al church which was to have been held Wednesday night at the church. Because the date conficted with a meeting Rev. Carleton Hagen is to at tend in New Haven the affair will be held on Friday night.
 The meeting on Friday evening is being held to observe the 100 anni- versary Of the birthday of General Grant Miss Pauline M Bauer has an autograph of General Grant sent her during his last illness. She will have this at the meeting and will give a brief talk regarding his funeral which she attended with her mother. Grand army veterans and the public are in Nited to attend this meeting.
 The following interesting program has been arranged:
 America"
 Short statment of occasion and pur-
 pose of programS Boyhood and Youth of General Grant.
 F. D. Clark Tnntibc an t,r Old Genera Grant in the Civil war.
 C. ", Stevens Beautiful America.
 Mrs. Frank D. Clark General Grant as president.
 Rev. Carleton Hagen Battle Hymn of the Republic.
 Walter F.. Hart
 Plan Food Sale
 A food sale will be held in the par lors of the Nensngton Methodist church on Friday afternoon at ? o'clock It is to be given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society.
 Bowlers' Banquet
 What promises to be one of the greatest events of the year for the men of the town will be the banuue, ot the kensington i'raternal bowling league which will be held in Lloyd hail on Main street Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock.
 4 meeting of the committee in charge was held last Sunday afternoon and final arrangements were made for the affair. It is expected that every member of the league will be in at tendance.
 T. \. B. Anniversary.
 Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the foundation of St, raul's Y. M. T. A. & B. society in kensington. The organization was founded in 1900 and has grown 10 be one Of the most active in the state of Connecticut. James Hart is president of the so. eiety During the past few seasons the drum corps of the local organiza- ton has competed in contests New England and many times has returned to town haviiV first honors
 Brief Items.
 A large number of people from Ber- lin will attend the meeting of ths Congregational club in Meriden to. night.