New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

jkensington fire district. has issued ia notice to the effect that special meeting of this district will be held
 at Foresters' hall in Kensington on
 Friday night, August 29, at o'clock
 daylight saving time. At this time q
 tax will be levied for general expenses
 of the district on the rateable estate
 and property within the district as of the grand list for 1923, at such rate
 and payable at such time as the meet ing may determine. All legal mem-
 bers of the district are asked to at-
 tend this meeting. The committee
 calling the session consists of James
 B. Ellsworth, Edward Mccormick and
 Louis R. Goodrich.
 New Post Office Rules. Postmaster $. M. Cowles of the
 Kensington office stated this morn ing that beginning on September there will be new hours in force on
 holidays. Heretofore the office has been open from until 9:3O o'clock | in the morning and from 1, to o'clock in the afternoon on holidays. In the future the office will be open from until 10 o'clock in the morn- ling only. A postal inspector who re- gently visited the kensington office in an interview with the postmaster suggested that the new hours be put in effect. The new regulation will af- ford the postmaster and his assistants an opportunity to further enjoy & holiday. Business transacted during the lone hour in the afternoon was not heavy and it is not thought that the change will cause hardships.
 The Community ball team will play | the Kensington team at the annual | field day of the Bolton kasioe post, Legion, to be held at Ken sington tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs. VT. Sugenhime and family spent Thursday at New Haven and Savin Rock.
 Philip Nase of Middlctown is visit ing at his home on Wilcox avenue.
 Miss Isabel Lawrence is cnioying a vacation at her home on Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Clark and son George and R. O. Clark spent We'd nesday Tn New York city.
 Edward Carlson of NTiddetown has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Frank Potts at her home in this place
 Miss Marion Potts is spending a 'ew days as the guest of relatives fin 
 Ready Tor Baseball Game
 Baseball sans Of Kensington and East Berlin are anxIously waiting for tomorrow afternoon to come when the two teams from the respective towns will clash on the Kensngton diamond. The game has been called or about 3;30 o'clock, shortly after ,he field day parade and opening ex- ercises have finished. The manage nent of both teams have picked the strongest men for the line-ups and 'orking game is assured. Rivalry is 'unning hisn between the two sections If the town end much interest is being displayed.
 Tn. East Berlin aggregation will lave Williams for pitcher. Clark for catcher. Hoppe for first base, Twitch- I'll, second base; Trevethan, third use, ATlll UT ldWEtIce, SS5 buSSel, eft field: Albert Lawrence, center- ield; Brown right field. The three tubs will be Perrel, Odermann and | xrafhan.
 The kensineton nine will have Ven- uro on second base, Sheehan as hort stop. Mccormack in left field, s )rsie in centerfield, McKeon as catch- f r, Werdelin, on third base, Satalino t n first base, Gianna in right field l, nd Hayes or Champ pitching. Kane a nd Corr will he the substitutes. c
 First Seicctman George B. Carter is D xpected to pitcn the first ball in the II anne and from the moment the ball ; tossed lively contest is expected. v
 Plans for the felJ day have been :, and tomoriow should prove ,, banner day in Ike nsington's history. he Bolton-K Kasica post has arranged n attractive schedule of events. one satBre of which will be the ball ame Il
 Sunday Baseball Games D Two interesting hall games will be Il layed on Re'lip diamonds Sunday V Tternoon. The AIl- Kensingtons will e lay the Falcc:,s oi New Britain on il le Kensington field. The locals will bI