New Britain herald., 1926-10-28
diences in the past.
 Baseball Banquet Tonight

The kensington Athletic club will hold a testimonial dinner this eve ming at s o'clock at Lloyd Hall, Ken sington, in honor of the members of the All-Kensington Baseball club which has just completed one of the most successful seasons in the state. A turkey dinner with all the en- bellishments has been promised all those who attend and several speak CTS are on the list to sing the praises of the local tossers. The advance sale of tickets to the affair has promised a large attendance.
 Fair Opens Tonight
 All is in readiness for the Com fair which opens this eve hing at Community hall. A mln- strel show staged by the old town is the opening attraction. Every department of the fair is and all that is desired is fair weather.
 Tomorrow evening 16 youngsters will stage a minstrel show which promises to be the big feature of the entire fair. The children have rehearsed for months for this event.
 Police Warn Youngsters
 The local police have issued warning to all Berlin's youths that the entire force will patrol the streets of the town on Saturday night in an endeavor to keep hood ums subdued as much as possible in with the annual Hal owe'en celebrations. Property own- ITS are appealing to local youngsters 0 have some regard for their prop ,rty and to minimize the serious lamage that is done yearly to homes md buildings. Many private parties Ire being planned for Saturday light and it is thought that the tatemont of the local police will discourage possible offenders that lave made past Hallowe ems night f general destruction.
 Assessors to Meet
 The board of assessors will be in ession at the Town hall tomorrow nd Saturday from 10 until clock for the purpose of swearing | l tax lists. They want it further ! that all lists must be rade out before submitted to their | card as their purpose is simply the . wearing in of the lists and not the laking out of the papers as has cen the practice in past years.
 Personal Items
 II. F.. Doty, manager of the Der n Brick Co.,, has returned from a lrce months vacation spent in De- 'oit, Mich.
 Mrs. W. P. Hooker of Kensington
 the guest of her niece, Mrs. Mat lew F. Kane at Pelham Manor, . Y.
 The regular mid-week services of le Berlin Congregational church i'll be held this evening at 7:45 clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will lQTPSS lle tulETtSdllOI.
 Rabbits Near Fate
 Monday, November 1, might not ean'much 10 most folks but to the .bbits of this place it means ,neral track meet 10 dodge lead ung at them by local hunters. ready they have been harassed / various night hunters who have 'oken the law with ferrets and ,gs and led the bunnies a hard @ for the past month and now at it will be lawful for ntmrods
 bowl over the cotton tails, they e viewing with apprehension the ming date. They are reported as entiful in Kensington and Blue ills and large number of mem- IFS of the two gunatng clubs are nnning expeditions afield on the st day.
 Arrested for Assault John O'Ncil, a worker at the rail- ad camp in Kensington will ap- ar before Judge George c. Gris- ,ld this evening to answer to arges of assault and battery. Neil was arrested by Officer ank Brown after he had assaulted fellow-workman, Tom Kiely, at 2 camp, and was taken to the New itain police station where he was lged in default of bond. IL is derstood that O'Neil had been hiking and the fight developed m friendly argument