New Britain herald., 1926-08-04

Der 5th to 11th at the Charter Oak fair grounds.
 Legion League Starts
 A schedule of the Legion league games which includes Berlin, Bristol and New Britain. has been issued, which will be of interest to all ball fans in this vicinity. Bolton -Kasica post of the American Legion has a snappy aggregation in the Jr. Boys club team, none of which are over 17 years of age, according to the rules of the Legion series The opening game of the series will be between Bristol and New Britain on Friday, August 9th. The first Der lin game will be Berlin at B..stol. Saturday. August 7th. After that the Berlinites will cross bats accord ing to the following schedule: Aug. 10, New Britain at Berlin; Aug. II, Bristol at Berlin; Aug. IS, New Britain at New Britain; Aug. 14, Bristol at Bristol; Aug. IS, New Britain at Berlin.
 Patsy Gianotta is the manager of the local Legion team and states that his bunch of tossers are dark horses and should clean up every thing in the league. Charles Law ton is coaching them to play ball in such a manner as to discourage any one whomight doubt the fact that Berlin will win throughout.
 There will be a meeting at the Legion hall this evening at TOO and re request is made that all mem bers will attend as the final plans are to be completed and important features discussed. The games will be held at Percival field beginning at 6:00' o'clock sharp. Saturday afternoon games will be held at a time agreed upon by the separate managers All Berlin is awaiting the word that will send its team out to do battle with the other aggrega- tions and everyone is confident that the locals will not fail them.
 Appointed Administrator
 Charles Gregory of Bridgeport, has been appointed administrator Of the estate of the late Frederick Tomlinson, formerly freight agent at the local depot.
 Auto Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Fitzgerald of Worthington Ridge are motoring over the Mohawk trail. They Will be gone about two weeks.
 Registrars Ready
 The two registrars of voters for this place, Royal Morse and John Hoilgan have announced that they will be in session at the town hall on Friday, August 9th and August 18th from 12 until g p. m. to re- ceiye names for caucus enrolment
 Leaves for Massachusetts
 Mrs. Willis H. Shumway, mother of Mrs. A. L. Woodruff has left TOT oxford, Mass, where she will visit her sister. Mrs. c. A. Woodward Mrs shemway will be gone several weeks.
 Returns From Vacation
 Miss Bertha Payne has returned from the Plainville camp grounds where she has been spending hel vacation this summer.
 Kensington To Play
 The All -Kensington baseball team will take on the Gasco team from New Britain at Percival field sun day and good game is anticipated The next game scheduled is with the Meriden Endees which should prove the toughest struggle of the season The Meriden team has been a win ner throughout the present season heating the Bristol Endees twice. A good sized delegation is expected tt accompany the local team to Meri' den when it plays there.
 Leaves On Motor Tour Merwin Peterson left yesterday or motor tour that will take hin through Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. He is expected to re turn in two weeks.
 Swimmers Dodge Heat One way of foiling the presen heat wave has been found by yount Berlinites and that is 10 journey tt Baldwin's pond in East Berlin ant to submerge to a depth that thu sun cannot reach. Numerous car' have found their way over to thu cool spot and there is usually crowd desporting in the water. Th' bottom of the pool which was pre- viously muddy. has cleared up con siderably lately and the water | clear, at present. A diving boart