New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

provisions for the accommodation of about 100 children. The school, as it now stands, will take care of chil- dren from that district for many years without any changes, 1t is ex- pected.
 There are two teachers at the school, Miss Harriet Marsh and Miss Irene Scott.
 Miss Mary Griswold, superintend- ent of schools, has expressed herself as being entirely satisfied with the building and has stated that a great deal of credit is due the architect and the builders of the school.
 Go to Higher Court
 Frank Landino and William Ralph of New Britain were bound over to the March term of the superior court under bonds of s1,000 each, probable cause being found by Judge Gris- wold of the Berlin court, when they were arraigned at chamber session ldsJ lllShI Illdl GSN "llll Ldl La knowledge of a minor female.
 They pleaded not guilty to the charge lodged against them, but in the course of the proceedings, prob- able cause was found. Landino was able to furnish bonds, but Ralph was not and was sent to jail. It is be- lieved that friends will put up the bail soon.
 K. 4. c. Hears Speakers
 Several speakers, well known in this vicinity, were heard at the banquet of the Kensington Athletic club at Lloyd hall last evening. Among them were William Luby and Billy" Burns of Meriden, former state league stars; Attorney Henry r. Roche of New Britain, an en- thusiastic sportsman, and Fire Se- lectman George B. Carter.
 The supper was all, that could have been wished for. About 45 men were present, the banquet itself was a success, judging by the way the food disappeared.
 Following the banquet the cleo ton of officers for the coming season was held. P. ]. Buckley, who has successfully guided the destinies ot the All Kensington team for two sea sons, was elected business manager He has the privilege of electing ar assistant manager to help him with his work. Thomas Killarney vii hold down the berth of secretary and treasurer.
 Plans were also discussed for the erection of a grand stand at the Percival avenue field, a move ap' proved by all present. Plans for tho organization of a team for the com ing baseball season were discussed with great deal of enthusiasm.
 The speakers of the evening, with the exception of Selectman Carter told of old times in the baseball world and many were the amusing experiences recalled and told to tho men present. Both Mr. Burns anC Mr. Luhy have played baseball 1T i Kensington and are. consequently well known. One of them told how | he lost a game at one time. An um pire had given him a raw decision in one game, when he was holdini down third base. A man had sli' and had been tagged out, but tn umpire called him safe. Disguised the narrator said he had thrown in ball straight at the umpire, but had gone wild and two runs ha been brought in for the opposin team. The game was lost for hi team.
 First Selectman Carter eXpresse the good will of the town and th interest Berlin has in the All Ken sington team. He said that the boy have shown real sportsmanship an the town looks upon the team as il own. He expressed the hope that championship aggregation may b forthcoming this year
 The meeting was most enthu siastic one and showed the intere: which the town has in the doings c the team. It is expected that the CT tire support of Berlin will be secure by the team next season.
 Miller Painfully Injured
 Robert Miller, employed by tn Giannotta Construction company ( Kensington. was painfully injure this morning, receiving severs severe bruises which will incapaci tate him for several days
 Nr. Miller hasbcen working at tn