New Britain herald., 1925-03-27

and cannot be reached by telephone. He has also changed his position, according to information received and would not be able to carry on the work this year. Officials at the Merwin Brick company stated that several calls for the fire warden have been received at the office of that company since yesterday.
 Fire Warden Hawes, in answer to Mir. Emond's statement, said that several communications regarding the position have been sent to MT. Emond. It Is probable that the ap- pointment of someone to fill the place~w will be made soon.
 Gonfon Among the Missing
 John stQonlons. setback team" stayed it sBhle Hills last night and the, tourhahfent held by the T, A. B. society at the hall in Kensington proceeded without this group of ad- mittedly clever players. The Old Timers staged a comeback last night and trimmed the young fellows, the margin being wide enough to drive truck through. The o. B. o. team defeated the Tabs again.
 Mr. Conlon today stated that he never made promise to the effect that he would appear at the tourna- ment last night.
 Old Time Minstrels rr+a VI n soloists and entertainers will appear inthe "Old Home Town" minstrel show, which will be presented by the Kensington Community club next Tuesday evening at s o'clock at Lloyd hall.
 The troupe has been rehearsing for the past several nights and it is expected that a finished production will be presented for the benefit of Kensingtonians. Among those who will take part are Mrs. Ora Edgerly, Mrs. Raymond Williams, Mrs. John DeLowery, Walter Hart, Alfred Holmgren, George Tryon, John De- Lowery and Charles Johnson. In addition, there will be several other soloists and a chorus of Is people
 There will be solos, duets, spe- cialty numbers and number of local jokes. The Kenton Hill group will present an original sketch, the details of which have not been an- nounced.
 Change for the Better A slight change for the better has been reported in the condition ot Archer Walsh of East Berlin, wl1C has been seriously ill at his home for the past few weeks.
 New Fence Erected
 State highway department work men have finished work on a new safety fence which has been erected at the corner of Pennington ave nue and School street.
 Miss Gold Improved
 Miss Katherine Gold, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Russell Gold of Der lin, who has been seriously ill witl scarlet fever for the past seyera weeks, is able to- leave her bed fol a short time each day, according tt a report today. She will be able tt return to her home in about two weeks, it is expected. She ha' been confined to a Hartford hos pital.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. Earl Kilby of Westfield wal the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edgai M. Pickett of Hudson street, yes terday.
 Miss Helen Erban of Newingt or will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Earl Brown, over the weekend.
 About 60 couples were present a the session of Graham's Dancing class in the Grange hall last night
 East Berlin Items
 The local members of the Bo Scouts will attend the regular meet ing at Berlin this evening.
 Miss Grace Larabee. who Ina 1 been spending the past week as tn guest of friends in East Berlin am Middietown, returned to her hom in Keene. N. IT., today. Miss Doro