New Britain herald., 1924-03-07

wadod through the qnagmirc to have sidewalks installed in order that pc icstrians might bc saved from possible shipwrcck while passing to and fro in their daily duties.
 The thaw of last week has made the streets of kensington almost i'm pa ssablc and rubbers are almost use less if one wishes to usc the streets here. Tho ground is so soft and in" hard spots so scarce that no one is able to pass over the byways without 70 the tops Of his shoes.
 This condition does not exist only m thr sidewalks as some of the roads llso present to the casual visitor, the Ippc arsncc of n sea Of water and mud and little choice is left n pedestrian in selecting place 10 walk, However f sidewalks were installed along the streets. people would be saved the dis comfort and irritation which Is now being felt and the number Of complaints of residents Of the town who have had the luckicss fortune to be sunk without warning, indicates Lhut pressure may be brought to bear in the near future to have improve. mcnts in the nature of sidewalks placed niong the routes in question,
 Big League stan
 The baseball fans of the Worthing- lon district have been hii hard al- ready and are now preparing for n ,, ,ason of activity. The men especial y interested in ihc sport have called . meeting or all big loagucrs" for Mond ly evening at tn" Community Dousr. Here plans win be matched .his summer.
 The Northngi on district boasts q, some trick ball players. Many of Ihem are extremely tricky In the past the men have organized bah am and. it is expected that the plan will go over biz 9lis season. The eason for starting so carly is that those in charge wish to get all pre- Iimin1rics out Of the way by the time the season starts. Games with teams in ncighboting towns will he scheduled and fl is expected that there fil bc battle for the supremacy Of Inc town. East Berlin will probably offer a team and the young men of will also come forward. t is expected.
 Bottle Alley Again
 The Bottle Alley squadron, cham rions in everything. will again be brought to thc fore. ir q challenge which they issucd today goes into effect. This time it is not hockey. Instead of bottle alley it is bowling alley this time and they will try their luck with the winners Of the Fra tcrnal league tournament which ends tonight.
 The Hottie Alley crew, that is tho original Bottle Alley squad were bowlcrs. They admit that They cleaned up everything in sight and then had to go out of Business because there were no more fields to 
 The mcmbcrs of the original team which will play the winners Of the kcnsington league tournament, if tE9 latter are willing. are Philip Pagan. George Corr. II. McCaroll. Flank Me keon andr John Thompson. Frank Mckeon is the maIRager or this ext,a- ordinary aggregation.
 \ hot time may be looked forward to if the challenge is accepted.
 NinncrS 1t Whist
 The weekly afternoon whist given by the women Of St. PauI's church tor the benefit of the T. \. F. society was well attended yesterday after noon. Mrs. James Corr. Sr.. and Miss Helen Dalton were the prize winners.
 school Entertainment
 The pupils at the worthington school are getting ready for an enter tainment which will be held at the town hall in the near future. The chil- 1rcn arc working under the direction of Miss Colby. the principal The show will be presented two evenings. 90 that all may have a chance to see fl. other announcements will be made soon.
 Community Hall Tonight
 The big social event Of the seapn in the worthington district wiIi take place this evening atNthe Grange hall. Inc occasion being the annual fancy dress ball Of the community center association. Dancing starts at S| o'clock and will last until midnight