New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

underpass in Kensington. This short section Of road, directly under the railroad bridge is causing great ! deal of comment on the part of ! pedestrians and automobilisis alike, : who are beginning to wonder if the ! rough surface ever will be cleared i off. ! For a part Of the main road be l tween the turnpike and New Britain. l the underpass is in q disgraceful lcondition and residents believe that If it Is not up 10 First Selectman George F. Carter to see that the work Is done by his employees. he should at least communicate with the state highway department in an effort 10 have the work done by oth- CT workmen.
 This morning large truck carry ing girders from the Rerlin Con- struction O., narrowly missed turn ing over as 1t passed over the ruts iand bumps.
 Winners At Whist
 A large attendance was present al lthe weekly whist held last week by
 the T. A. B. society of kensington.
 The first prizes were awarded to
 John Malina and Miss Nellie Dalton,
 while the consolation awards went
 to Edward Roche and Mrs. Joseph
 Carbo. Another whist will he held
 next week at the hall Mail Carrier III
 Charles r. Williams village mail
 carrier for the Kensington post of-
 fee. Is confined to his home with an
 attack of grip, He was taken sick
 while at work this morning and was
 forced 10 go 10 his home. Edward
 Ginnn of Kcnsington Is substituting
 or the route during Mr. Williams illness.
 Going to New York City William Mayors Of the Berlin Construction Co. will spend the
 coming weekend in New York city. 7 He is one of the star bowlcrs Of the Berlin Construction team and it IS
 understood that h. has endcavored
 to arrange a match with Barney !. Spinella of Brooklyn, x. '. Whether or not he arranges the match, the . team wishes him luck. In Town On Business . Attorney Charles F. Conlon oi r Piainville, well known in Berlin e was in town on business today. He V also visited several Of his friends
 here.
 T, \. B. Minstrel Show /, St. Paups T. A. &. B. society o' n Kcnsington will present a minstre | show at Forcstcrs' hall on the eve , ming Of March 1G, according to al '" announcement made today Ih' V show will be directed by Alber ' Charest and Russell Bronsard 0 V- Meriden. two young men who haH' '' developed successful productions Il , that city and nNighborinG towns 10 q, the past several years. '' Rehearsals for the Kensinsto' 'I show have already started and the 70 !, will be held in the future on Thurs ~, day evenings and sunday after 7" moons. making the next rehcars7 '" tonight. The T. A. B. hall VIII o :, lisrd for rohcarsals .r The show promises 10 he an III y' .crestin. one. since there will he 8 nt ,'' imposing array Of talent. Tn" be- ;m singers. dancers and iokestors tn tf z; '" town will be secured and it is e IT. lnected that there will be about .o in the cast.
 ~ Grange Dancing Class U. The Grange dancing class VI ao @ meet tonight at 7;So o'clock for il e n's structions and general dancing W V" be enjoyed from o'clock un ,b, midnight.
 '"' East Berlin Items
 The regular mid-wcek service W .,, he held nt the Methodist church q . evening at 7:SO o'clock. Followi .| | this a meeting of the official boa Io,, will be held.
 ,n, Mfr. and Mrs. George Dalhey ha
 returned to their home on NJ
 street after spending the past f ,,, days in New York city. ,ar The library will be open Eric ,,Iv afternoon from S:So to 5 o'clock ,rd the exchange Of books.
 in H "a. D. '''.' ''l'O''
 receiving poh4ratulations on
 birth Of a daughter. i io The ladies Of St. Gahriel's chu tbc will meet at the home Of Mrs F a Rich on Main street Friday af
 by noon.
 the A Ientnn service will be held