New Britain herald., 1925-04-30

man of the school board, presented diplomas to the following pupils, after making a short, but fitting presentation speech:
 Jennie Anpuicz. Della Bunk, Helen Banulski, Rose Chaponi, Madeline Galonia. Stella Mtchaels, Tnez Pia, Amy Rasmussen, Sophie Rakoski, Raffalle VendriIla, Elmer Bengston, John Danko, Fred Fer rarino, John Hackett, Bennie Ko- zuck. William Ritchie, Warren Ring wood and John Strobel.
 Dancing was enjoyed after the program.
 Installing New Mail Box
 A new mail box will be installed lat Jacobs corner in the near future, according to an announcement to- day by Postmaster Sidney NJ. Cowles of 1[ensington. Postmaster Cowles said that the installation of this new box will be 6 great benefit to about 50 families la the vicinity of Jacobs Corner.
 The box will be one of the collect type. of which there are several in town already. 1t will then be pos sible for residents to post letters without going all the way 10 the post office. Collections will be made at regular intervals by the village car ricr.
 Mems Lyceum Banuuet
 The annual banquet of the Mems Lyceum of Kensington will be held on Tuesday evening, May F, in the parlors of the Kensington Congrega- tional church. The speaker of the evening will be Representative J. Mortimer Bell of Salisbury. Repre- Bell is q prominent figure in the present general assembly at Hartford and his talk promises to be of interest to all who attend the l banquet.
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor of | the Kcnsington Congregational l will be another speaker on the program and he will have a talk l of interest to present to those pres ent. There win be other addresses, musical selections. both vocal and | and other features that i go with well appointed banquet.
 A meeting of the banquet commit tee is scheduled for this evening.
 Last Day For Licenses
 Tomorrow will be the last day for | the securing of dog licenses at the i regular rate, according to Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff, who has his | troubles. He said that about 275 1 have been issued to date and that | there are 125 still unaccounted for. It is understood that he has been | busy yesterday and today on the | matter and that large number of | dog owners have visited him in the | course of the past two days. More are expected tomorrow.
 Library Hours Change
 The open day for the Berlin Free i Library will be changed to Monday, | beginning May II, it was announced l today. For many years the open day has been Wednesday Of each week. l
 Keen Rivalry Expected
 The organization of baseball team in West Cromwell will have a decided effect on the sport in East ! lieriin, it is said by those who have i been following the trend of the game for several years. There is no doubt . that interest will be stimulated throughout East Berlin when fl is known that there will be chance . for a heated contest with team so nearby.
 It is said that the new team in Cromwell has established its grounds just east of the Mill bridge and that the team is practicing nightly and getting ready for an onslaught upon the East Berlin nine. East Berlin has remained rather quiet regarding baseball after the first splurgc and 1t has been feared that the village has lapscd into coma as far as the sport is concerned.
 Some heated battles are expected bctween West Cromwell and East Berlin this season, now that the lat ter village has little playmate.
 No Practice Tonight
 The All Kensington baseball squad will not practice tonight, it was an- nounced today by Manager P. J. Buckley. The squad was scheduled 10 get out on the Perclval avenue field al G:l5 o'clock this cvcing in order 10 carry on thc training which b"- been progressins rapidly for inc