New Britain herald., 1924-05-27
tremble at the mere mention of the

tremble at the mere mention of the name.
 It was stated some time ago that the team was organizing. For all that is known, the team is still or- eanizing. Apparently there is some secret work in the camp, as John Conlon, who was stopped as he was making the rounds of his milk route this morning, presented his auestioner with A winning smile and answered nothing.
 It is expected that the team will blossom out in the near future and will nut 10 shame all oontenders. Sounds like the explosion from a re- volver have been heard from the direction Of Kenton Hill and the opinion has been that the noise was caused by some of tho players cons meeting with the ball and knocking it for a loop" The team has not stated with whom its first game will be, but it is expected that the Ber- lin team will be approached on the subject.
 Court Cases Tonight
 Five alleged reckless drivers arc scheduled to make their debut in the Berlin town court tonight at 7;45 o'clock before Judge George Gris- wold. Judge Griswold has been car rying on a campaign against these offenders for some time. Make the turnpike safe for motorists" is tho cry of the Berlin police.
 Mass Meeting Thursday
 A mass meeting will be held at the kensington Methodist church Thurs day night at o'clock 10 make pre- liminary plans for the forming of a branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. in Kcnsing- ton, if this meets with the favor Of those who attend. Rev. F. T. Thienes general secretary Of the Hartford Y. N. C. A. will be the main speaker Of the evening and he will outline the results which come from The formation Of such an ofganiza- ion.
 To Sell At Auction
 The place in kensington known as he LaCell farm will be sold at auction on Saturday. The sale will include all stock and tools on the farm.
 Taxes Are Now Due
 It was announced today that Satur- lay will be the last day for the pay nent Of taxes. Tax Collector Charles z. Lewis has been active for the past ew weeks in taking care of this duty l ind unless all taxes are in by Satur- l lay night an addition will be charged ! 0 all those bills which are not taken ,ff the books
 Visitors In Town
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Aspinwall Of 1 Hamilton. Ontario. Canada, were wis., 1 tors in town yesterday. Until three | ears ago they resided in Berlin and | hey spent the day yesterday in re- ewing old acquaintances. Mir. and | Hrs. Aspinwall are visiting Mrs. As- | ,inwalrs brother, William Day Of New | Britain.
 "we Want Sidewalks :"
 we want sidewalks" shout resi- Tents of kensineton, regarding the i nain thoroughfare of that district. Ind from the stern-visaeed officials omes the chssry reply. Try and get sm :"
 Main street still presents the ap- ,earancs it presented several months go. Nothing has changed. Possibly he path in front of the stores has cen worn deeper, but outside of that here is no difference.
 The Kensington fire district, that .ody which has the power to cause sndoTners to place sidewalks along he front of their property. has not aid anything regarding this improve 1ent and things are still up in the air.
 There has been some talk of pe- tioning the town authorities or the re district committee to have the idewalks laid on Main street, but othing has come of it as yet. And some Of the people have been iekiHg steadily for some time. They Iaim that taxes are up to the skies nd the people are getting little for ieir money. It is true, they say, lat there is running water in town. specially along Main street when it iins. There are electric lights. The 1lice force is pretty good. But ere is no fire protection and the ads could be improved and then. ick to tha subject or the bedtime ory. there are no sidewalks along ain street. I