New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

When asked if the committee hat been planning dedication service or Armistice Day, as has been the rumor the chairman stated that he hae heard nothing of it. although the tab let will probably be in its position be. fore that time, if everything goes right. He agreed with certain service men and residents of the town thai such a service on Armistice Day would be an appropriate one.
 Son is Born
 A son was born yesterday at the New Britain General Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Walter Nye of East Berlin.
 Attend Neighbors' Night
 About 30 members of Berlin Grange were present at the Neighbors' Night held by the Newington Grange in it's new hall last evening. Those from Berlin taking part in the exercises were Mrs. George J. Reed and Miss Mae Skinner. All reported an excel lent time and were loud in their praises of the new building
 Vote on Amendment
 The voters of the town of Berlin will have another question to vote on at the annual town election next Mon- day. This will be regarding an amend ment to the state constitution con- corning the power of the governor to veto any item an appropriation. Those who favor the amendment will vote yes" and those opposing mo- Space IS reserved on the ballots, which have arrived for the vote.
 Court Session Tonight
 Several cases will come up for trial when the Berlin town court opens this evening for it's weekly session, Judge George Griswold on the bench.
 Pratt Kline of New York city is ex- ,ected to be in court, his case having ,een continued two weeks ago, due to he illness of his wife. He was released ecklss driving.
 Alex Bunickas, charged with oper- ting an automobile while under the influence of liquor, will also be heard his evening. This case was also con- inued, at Attorney William +. Man. an found it impossible to appear in ourt to defend his client on the night yhen the case was supposed to come p. There will probably be several other ases to be disposed of. For the past ew weeks things have been rather uiet on the turnpike.
 Football Practice The Kensington football team re- orted for practice last evening and | , now getting down to business for ne first game which will be held in a aw weeks. Athletes in Kensington | ave shown an extraordinary interest ! l this sport and the field last night ontained nearly enough men for two luads. So far as is known, the man. ger and the captain have not ar- lnged the positions definitely, al- rough they report that there is ex- sptionally good material on hand. P. Buckley, manager of the squad, re- orted that they showed up well at le practice.
 Tomorrow evening at 745 the lembers of the squad will report in ont of Mack's garage on the Farm lgton road for signal practice.
 The season will not start for a few eeks, as it is the desire of MT. Buck y to finish up the baseball season, sfore entering too much into foot Ill. A few baseball games remain on le schedule.
 Water Rents Due
 The treasurer of the Kensington fire strict has issued a reminder to those ho have not yet paid their water mt due September 1, asking them to , so this week, so that accounts may strengthened out.
 Painters At Work
 A squad of painters is at work on e Berlin railroad station painting e woodwork on the exterior of the lilding and repairing window frames. le place is already beginning to ow a spruce appearance. Work on the Berlin Congregational { urch is progressing rapidly. The bby has been entirely done over l d presents good appearance and T inters are at work on the woodwoek z side. The colorscheme of the church Il be mahogany and white, after l colonial churches. Scaffoldings ;ide. The color scheme of the church [