New Britain herald., 1924-07-12

long while until 1t got dark and the,
 really got quite a kick out of swing.
 ing at the large ball and connecting at infrequent intervals.
 Among those who dsported them- selves last night were Officer William
 J. 1itchie. James J. Fitzsimons.
 Perc, Wells and William Corr. There
 were others, but darkness shut many of the faces out of the picture. Baseball in MiddIctown Ths All kensingtons will play the T. M Russell Co. team of Middletown in that city tomorrow afternoon. The zane will be played at Russell field an' will start promptly at S:SO o'dock. truck will leave Mack's saage in Kensington at 1:15 o'clock hund for Middetown.
 The battery for tomorrow will be ither Hayes or Chant handling the pitching end of the game and Mo keon doing the heavy work behind the bat
 Will Make official Visit
 E. P. Armstrong, commander of the Legion, department of Connecticut, will pay an official visit to Bolton kasica post of Berlin next Wednesday night according to word received today. The meeting will be held at T. A. B. hall at o'clock, day fight saving time. and it is the desire 1t the officials to have every eX-serv- ceman in the town turn out to well come the state commander. A smok- er will be held and an entertainment ,f some sort will be arranged.
 Bonus Blanks Received
 Arthur Benson of East Berlin. has eceived the official bonus blanks to 'e filled out by ex-servicemen. At the meeting of Bolton- Kasica post next Wednesday night work will be started n filling out these applications and | instructions as to the method of filling | ut will be given.
 Go To HammOnassett
 The Foremen's club of the Ameri- | an Paper Goods company is enjoy 1g an outing at Hammonassett beach oday. The trip was made by auto- lobile and the men will return late his evening, A shore dinner was =rved this noon.
 At Valley Falls
 The T. A. B. drum corps is spend- ,g today in Valley Falls, Mass, com eting in a drum corps contest in lat town.
 "Honor Roll, My Honor Roll' The permanent fixture in front of le town hall, in other words, the honor roll" apparently has taken ,ot and will probably sprout next ,ring. Remarks of an insulting na ire are passed about its presence 'ery day. It has ceased to be an 'nament and a memorial and now ecomes a nuisance. Even the town erk, who very rarely finds fault with , ,ything, is beginning to wonder when @ thing will be removed.
 No one knows that. Int American esion has the contract for its re- oval, but will take plenty of time on e job, it is evident. Maybe the ought is in the minds of some that e structure will fall down from de- a y within the next several years, so ' ere will be no need of tearing it y 'wn. \ At the time of the making of the C propriation for the new honor roll, c metime in March, 1928, it was un- r rstood that the old honor roll was Il be removed when the new tablet Il IS erected. In fact, that statement IS incorporated in the resolution. c Oh, well, it's only a little over a tt ar since that happened. Don't hurry a g boys. They'll get to it. C
 In the Churches
 St. Paul's-Masses at s and 10 a. V tomorrow. Sunday school follows. Il ". J. c. Brennan will conduct the tl vices.
 Sacred Heart church-Rev. J. C. ennan will conduct mass at o'clock Berlin Congregational church-Rev. l.. Wismer of Bristol, will be in the p' bit tomorrow and Rev. Samuel A. n Ike will preach in Bristol. The Old pl Boys class will meet as usual, as a' 1 the Mems class. n' lensington Congregational church u' Rev. V. l.. Phillips will preach at ,i
 morning service at 10:45 o'clock. a' 2 opening exercises will be taken - mostly with the reports of the egates to the recent conference at IT'S college. the Misses Marion If and Louise Hall, who will have tt 1ething interesting to say. Those B ending the morning worship are fir