New Britain herald., 1923-11-05

 content with the state of affairs, have made the condition known to the Der lin police, who will start an investi- gation, as the possession of punch boards is against the law.
 Get Ready For Winter
 For the past few weeks First Se- lectman George B. Carter has been preparing for the coming winter and has been going on tours of inspection about the town, looking over the roads and bridges and finding where improvements need to be made for tho convenience Of travellers during the cold weather.
 At tho meeting Of the sclectmon this evening plans for getting every. thing in good shape for tho coming season will be talked over and prepa- rations will be made in the near fu. ture, it is expected.
 The roads at the present time seem to be in good condition.
 Has Old Picture Of Corps.
 Miss Margaret Flynn or konsing. ton has an excellent picture of the T. A. B. Drum Corps taken in 1915 when the corps was on parade at a field day celebration in Southington. A number Of well known faces are prominent in the picture, among them being William w. Pagan. Kensington postmaster; Daniel Malarney and Drum Major Clarence Walker,
 The corps will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in T. A. E. hall for tho pnr- pose Of roorganizing. Officers will be elected and an effort will be made to enlist the interest of more Kensing- ton men. Plans for the coming year sill be present and will express their views Of the corps and will tell of how the organization was run in the 1ld days.
 Farmers Exchange Meets
 The Farmers Exchange Of Berlin met Saturday evening at the home of Theodore Savage on Savage Hill i There was not quorum present and i { was impossible 10 transact any business.
 The members present spent an en- oyable evening. Grain was dis. ! 'ussed and the conditions of the mar | Set were gone into extensively. 1t | vas stated that shipping facilities are 'ood at present Refreshments were crvod.
 Triangles Lose Yesterday
 The Triangles Of Kensington lost esterday to the Get There's Of Mid- Iletown. tho score being % to Q.
 Kane, Hart. Johnson, Greco and iiana starred for the Triangles. The ineup Of the Kcnsington team was: Zane, right end: W. Johnson. right scklc; F. Johnson. right guard: Gi- ma, French. center; Ringwood. ieorgc. loft guard; Martino. BaIog, rit tackle; Roche. McKcon. Greco. eft end: Boles, fullback: Ritchie. left Orsie. Hart. Greco. right alfback; Darrow, Giana. quarter ack.
 Practice of the team has been call l for this evening al Cypcr's Hill.
 First Selsfman IBtcrtains
 First selectman aud Mrs. George B. arter yesterday entertained Mir. and iA1s f1biH HhH zN lltihniH VI lruFNsInf, 1 ir. and Mrs Harry Benjamin or hartford, and Miss Hall. also Of Hart ord.
 Items of Interest Edward D. krauth and William ole enjoyed an auto trip Co New ork city over tho weekend. Ii pr. William Damon and his mother [ ave moved to Hartford for the win r. The Misses Brown have taken 1 ie Damon homestead for the winter . Ionths.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W Goodrich ! ill leave soon for a visit with their sughtef in Florida.
 The board Of selectmen will meet is evening in the office of the town erE.
 John Lewis and Frank Olderman ave returned from a hunting trip 10 They report an abund- ice Of game in that region.
 Fast Berlin Items
 The following is inc list of Inc inners Of the prizes given al the nights Of Pythfas and Woodmen nb fair which closed Friday eve ng. cake. Harold Clark: potatOrs.
 M. Hazelwood: blanket. Robert ,ls; -four. Robert Mafiotti. electric rco1ator. Harold Gates: csrtinr sef. tseph Ksnr. KeBsinEtoB: tool chest oyal ClouFhs picture, Mrs. William