New Britain herald., 1924-08-11

lag t'oIe. Several months have elapsed since 5 the residents of kensington last dis : cussed the matter of removing the flag pole from the green" in that district and placing 1t in a more
 suspicious place, together with clean.
 ing up the triangle opposite Mack's garage so that kensington may pre-
 sent better appearance to those
 passing along the road.
 In the spring there was great
 deal of talk about cleaning up the
 triangle and painting the pole, al- though many thought that the pole
 should be removed to the grounds of the kensington Grammar school. In the meantime the grass is growing steadily, the triangle presents a dis tinctly untidy appearance and noth- ing more is being said
 Several citizens started out to do something in the matter, but appar- ently they have forgotten the item,
 East Berlin Items
 The library will be open this eve ming from 7:So 10 g o'clock for the exchange of books.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. V. Read of Wilcox avenue are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter at the New Britain hospital.
 Miss May Harrington has returned to her home on Main street after en- toying a vacation spent at Brownsville. Vt.
 Miss Velma Payne has returned to
  spending the past several weeks as the guest of relatives in East Granby, ! Conn.
 Miss Doris Taylor of Cottage street ! is spending few days as the guest of 1 relatives in Forestville.
 The Talcottville ball team defeated the Community team in a game play ed at TalcotNille Saturday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Werdelin have returned to their home on Main street after enjoying few days vacation at Pine Orchard.
 Misses Margaret Root and Miriam North have returned to their home af- ter enjoying weeks vacation at Camp Owego at Waterford, Conn. Miss Dorothy Sugenhime Of Wilcox avenue spent the weekend as the guest of Miss Ida Mead at her home n Middetown. Ms. l.. M. Root has returned to , Ter home on Main street after spend- .. ng the past week as the guest Of rcla- :. ives in stonington. Henry Porter has returned to his ome on Wilcox avenue after enjoy z ng few days fishing trip at Man 7 ic. Mir. and Mrs. Delis Lord end ', aughtcr, Barbara have retmued 10 heir home in Meriden after spendpg he past few days as the guests Of elatives in town.
 kensington Team Victorious le Meriden, Aug. 1.-The Mohawks " sll from grace in the first of three tl anne series with the Kensington A. C. c the Lewis avenue field yesterday af- sl .rnoon and were forced to take the el lort end Of the score, Is to 12. The sitors bumped Casey Nagle to all orners of the lot and took more than d lukewarm interest in the offerings C Bickers kroeber who succeeded ot i'm. The Hawks also found Chant IT UT HllS ana runs ; the sixth and eighth frames that u owe him to cover. The old reliable Na ,hnny Hayes came to the rescue and kr llled the fat out of the fire. The kensington team lined up like club of hard hitters and piled up rec runs in the first inning. They ye not tally again until the third. In sh, Q fifth they scored three more runs, NC flowed up by two in the sixth and sfc ur-run rally in ninth that decided Sat ? contest despite the two the Hawks Flu tained. ,.,a r Cossette. Terril and Sattilino both pn nnccted for doubles and Venture q Mccormick triplcd. Dahlke led ? local club with five hits out Of Moi times at bat while Mccormick ac- T nplished the same thing for the vis- thr rs. The score: n, r.Il
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