New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

ton, a group of hardy veterans from the American Paper Goods Co.,, is confident that the possible champion of the Kensington league will go down to defeat at the hands of such an array of talent. The All Ken singtons say it will be just a prac- tice game for them.
 The All Stars teams is composed of the following men. Young, Lan- caster, Neurath, B. P. Moore and w. Pagan. The All Kensingtons have O'Connell, Horn, Johnson, McCabe, Mccormick and Southard on the squad.
 Town Meeting Friday
 The special town meeting, at which the taxpayers of Berlin will take action on the proposed reas- sessment of town property, will be held in the town hall Friday evening of this week, at s o'clock. Consid- erable discussion is expected to take place at this time, as the citizens appear to be about evenly divided on the question.
 Will Discuss Grand Stand
 Further proposals on the. erection of grand stand at the Percival avenue field will be discussed at a meeting of the Kensington Athletic club, which will be held tonight at S:30 o'clock at the T. A. B. hall. Representative of several compan- ios which have submitted estimates for the work will be present and they will explain the methods of procedure and will also tell of what materials the stand will be built, together with other details in con- nection with the work.
 Just when work will be started on the grand stand is not known. The organization has not yet decided to which of several companies the bid will be let, but it is hoped that the structure may be completed for the opening day of the coming baseball season. It is hoped by the club that the field may be converted into an ideal baseball and athletic park and to such ends the association will work. It is not expected that all the improvements will be made at once, but the work will be carried on gradually throughout the sum- mer.
 New Lights Installed
 East Berlin's illumination Is gradually being solved and the lat est improvement along that line has been the Installation of seven new lights along the main thoroughfare by the Connecticut Light and Pow CT company.
 Three of these lights have been placed on Lower Main street and four of them are located between the corner of Wilcox avenue and Morse's cornr. The locations are good ones, as many complaints about the darkness have come from residents and 1t was the desire of the lighting company to place tho lamps where they would do the most good.
 East Berlin has been rather poor on illumination for many years, but it is hoped that the step on the part of the lighting company may lead 10 other Improvements along that line in the future,
 Visiting in New York
 Miss Minnie Holmduist of Ken sington is spending few weeks in New York city.
 Boys Club Meeting
 A meeting of the East Berlin Boys club will be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock. The subject for discussion tonight will be Should We Be Ashamed of Defeat if We Work Hard and Fair?" The club is now receiving a course in debat- ing and parliamentary rule and the boys have evinced a great deal of in the prospect of study for the remainder of the winter. Each week will see a new subject discuss ed. several teams being appointed 10 debate on the matter at hand.
 August Albert
 The funeral of August Albert, late of Kensington, was held this after noon at o'clock from his home. Rev. NJ. W. Gaudian, pastor of St. Johns German Lutheran church of New Britain, officiated and burial was in Falrview cemetery, that city.
 Town Court Tonight
 \ session of the Berlin town court will be held tonight ali 7:s0 o'clock in the town hall. So far as Ia knnwn hnf nnn cnrn rr-ilI he an