New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
BIG VALUE IN CHILDREN'S SWEATERS

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 rolls, and each was beating back from Los Angeles. They only spent two days in the southern metropolis pull ing out Of that city on the advice Of another tourist to get started while you have funds enough to buy gaso- line
 Only once since their tour started have they had an experience in seek ing an auto camping place and that almost resulted disastrcusly. in New Orleans. They came iutp that city at night. but did not kh, what town they were arriving in, Not seeing any desirable camping sites they asked the first policeman for the auto ark They followed his directions for two miles and found n park that appeared 10 extend welcome and they pitched their camp. The morning sun had scarcely lighted the sky when they were aroused from slumber and told 10 make quick getaway. as they had parked in the leading plaza Of the city.
 They arrived in Martinez, where l.anza, who is a contracting mason at home, secured employment at the Shell oil refinery laying fire brick in a furnace. They will hc here for several days and win then start north, returning home by way of the Cana dian bordcla taking in all points of in southern Canada and the northern part of the United States. During their stay here. Giana and Day llaNe been working at the Mar tines Nursery in Franklin canyon.
 Suggests New site
 Tho question of either removing the flag pole from in front Of inc kiiby house in kensington or tidying up the bit of land has again popped up in kcnsington. The Amer ican lySgion post is busy securing rec concentrations. by Claude W. stevens of kensinEton. this morning voiced Inc opinion of many people in town when he suggested that the pole be placed on the property of the Ken | .inEton Grammar school.
 He referred 10 tho Nathan 1Ialc .chool in Haddam. where if is con 'idercd m honor for n pupil 10 take : arc of the flag and the boy standing l highest in department and studies is ,iven the privilege of putting the flag ] ID in the morning and taking if down ! t night. Mr. Stevens thought that | of"t the kind might be tried : n kensington.
 Its a disgrace where if stands 1 Nr % ef ,t. ss, Iyf ! f tho pole. If it were placed in the chool property it would hc on town and and more or less under tho iuris- iction of the school board. Tho flag ould he seen from trains and Mr. tcrens bciicvcs ivwould be an ideal cation.
 I.uciim Banquet
 Tho committee in charge Of the anquet Of tho Mcn'e I,ccum of .ensington is working hard on the ntails of the affair and it is probable tat the event will take piare some he name of the speaker of the eve Ing will soon be annourced.
 Berlin Grange Notes
 < large delegatIon uill accompany fc Grange minstrel troupe to New eton next Wednesday night. when Icy put on their entertainment for I e benefit or inc Grange in that !, acr.
 The next regular meeting Of inc or- f nization pill be held on April Is. ! r program arranged by the lecturer. ll Dc provided. <,
 Whist in New Britain = The T. <. E. socicty Of kensinston ! 2 II hold whist at T. <. E. hall. New 'itain. next Tuesday night. instead |,
 al tho hali in ksnsington. The i, lar chest furnished by the ladies of = "
 Paul's church. will be given away I, this time.
 school Board Meeting The Berlin school board will meet light at o'clock in the town rk's office. Routine business will transacted.
 surprise Party Held tt Mrs. Horace Fitzgerald of Worth fr ton Ridge rendered a surprise es fly yesterday afternoon at her 2. ine to Mrs. Lawrence Austin and 1 g. Earl Kilby. sisters. They re- VI 1, cd many uscTul gifts and le asant afternoon was spent. Lunch Was served Guests c pres t-F
 from Berlin, New Britain. West UT