New Britain herald., 1925-03-23
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- - " s.,.--.--' --' . . fore Judge G2or%a G C r'l in r." her'in town c".t L. 'Y"' , , ,1'. These promi"" to b. q l".G .oo ;ho ;t important conducted in |; sj.n in some time.
 In none Of tI,' ca@.., T., : r'.:ll @nd Saturday W&3 rr i..4'c' o.. t.''.L ''lr raids We're co9;lc..H in d qr,~ manner and i, 5 said th"t .4,o~ of the guests at t3ra #l\r2 L., .o .nI were una@%r" tN2t "1yth'~g WAS &o- ing on uniiI il WIS Iil or'r.
 The haul at In" N,-tari panc i' regarded 3a en- nH t." t&".. 4 ;hJ' has eyer b""n f rar d iu ;h, 'f} of Berlin, IL f. .a.I t,"' tar rp e. have been w,.@l.ag that r - io, some t.mc, c";':.nT a ftyC23.s'.' c2. porimity for the c4r2. ,nG 1rt e iaeir work.
 Crandstanh in FGi:r Tct's
 II i1 expected th@t inc '-,'' 1'..'..'. . o!"1nod b.: the kcnc:n'toh .>'h'ni '.' club will be in plarc in abort four WcoiS. \ special nnciin" cf the or sanitation vas he'd es'c",!3.'y %'trr- noon and the contr2"t for ike Wo;''; Wu8 let 10 thr Berlin Cona;ru"tiop company tha firm furnj" hin" l"r @'c"I wcr,; for H." st2nd. IL will b." "ac";cd by the club under the super. vision of in" bridge @Ao?.
 The stand will be a large or", ar- cordinG to inc plans, II will b" Gi feet in length and will have I width of l5 feet It will cNtcn1 into the air IS feet. With q frame work of steel the stand will have q founda- ton of cement, in which the piers will rest. The seats will he of two inch planking and the roof will ba of wood covered with asbestos roof ing paper.
 The position Of the stand. as ar ranged. will probably be directly in back of home plate, so that spccta- tors will see the as is.
 Members of the club arc cnthuSi- astic regarding thc now project and are confident that tho erection of this stand will serve to attrac; much larger crowds to the baseball games this summer. inasmuch as fans will now have an opportunity 10 view the contests iA comfort. In the past those who attended the games had to stand or sit on the ground, nnless they were fortunate enough 10 ar rive in automobiles.
 Will Look Up Fire Warden
 First Sclectman George R. Car ter will probably communicate with the state fire warden in d few days, in an effort to learn when appoint ments of wardens for Berlin will be made. As far as the first selecman has been able to learn. no appoint ments have been made for Berlin this year and it is impossible for th" wardens of last year 10 issue DOT mits for bonfires.
 Many residents are anxious. at this time, to build bonfres, so that rubbish which has accumulated in the course of the winter months might be burned. They are unable to do this without permits, and, as they are anxious 10 obey the law are unable to dispose of rubbish.
 Kicked By Horse.
 Sylvester Kaminski of East Berlin sustained a broken leg Saturday, when he was kicked by a horse. Mr., Kaminski was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital. wher" th" fracture was set. He is about Go years of age.
 Child Is Born
 Mir and Mrs. Frank AspinNall Of East Berlin are receiving Congratu- lations on the birth of daughter at the New Britain General hospi- tai on Saturday.
 BowiCrs to Meet Tonight
 Members of the Kensington bowl ing league will meet tonight at S o'clock at the T. A. B. hall to make plans for the annual banquet, which will be held sometime. in the near future. No date for the event has been set. this being among the itcmS of business to transact this evening. All team captains will be requested to make a report as to the number of men from their. squads, which will be present.
 Committee For Carnival
 The kensinston Athletic club has appointed a committee 10 arrange for a spring carnival which will be held in a few weeks. No plans have been made for the affair Daniel Malarney is chairman Of the com