New Britain herald., 1927-05-04
were continued until the next ses- sion of the court.
 Ruch0lz to Pitch


 With the opening of the baseball season Saturday when the Kensing- ton Athletic club meets the Falcons of New Britain at the Percival ave- nue grounds, comes the glad tidings that Farmer Bucholz will twirl them over the plate on the first day. Last year Bucholz was poison to the Falcons and it is thought that this year will see the same jinx on the Falcons batting when Farmer" sends them over. Bucholz has been pitching for the Hudsons of New Ha- ven and has retained all his skill at twisting them.
 Last evenings practice of the team gave Manager Malarney 8 fairly good idea of hise inf1eld but tn numerous candidates for the outfield berths has him guessing, he states. Paul Snyder. from the Corbin Red Sox. and Jimmy Mccormick will probably start. the third position still being uncertain.
 Tho kensington squad will meet the West Ends of Willimantic in that city on Sunday. No more practices will be held this week, all activities centering on getting the grounds in shape for the opener on Saturday. Boys Club Show Arrangements are nearing con- pletion for the presentation of the Boys club benefit show being hxyA ct rf4 nations which will be held on We'd nesday evening. May II, at Lloyd Hall. Kensington.
 Each of the five organizations, which include the American Legion, the Ladies Auxiliary. the kensing- ton League of Women Voters. the Kensington Athletic club and the Kensington Boys club, will present halt hour sketch. Definite pro- grams have not yet been arranged but it has been announced that the kensington Athletic clubs dona- tion to the evenings entertainment will be Lawrence the Magician. a we'll known mystifier who halls from New Britain and who has a state wide reputation of baffling his audi ences.
 Dancing and refreshments will follow the performance. Proceeds of the affair will go towards the Boys club finances in the further ance of it's athletic activities.
 Epworth League Meeting
 Members of the Edward League of the kensington Methodist church will attend meeting of the New Britain group of the Epworth league to be held in Plainville on Friday evening. May $, at the Plainville Methodist church. stunt Night" will be observed.
 Estate Hearing
 A hearing on the estate of the late James F.. O'Brien will be held in the office of the probate court Fri day afternoon. May at 4:3O o'clock according to q notice posted on the bulletin board today.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of Newton W. Baldwin of Blue Hills. who is seri- ously ill at his home, is reported as greatly improved today. His many friends have kept the road to his home busy with their calls.
 Improving Store
 Coles brothers. present owners of the Worthington General store, for merly owned by E. F. Honiss, have commenced operations on the in- stallation of large store front. The old building has long stood un- changed from it's original construc- ton and was. before it's moderniza- tion, a typical post-bellum structure.
 Mentioned as Choice
 Rumors coming from prominent member of the republican town committee, point towards the con- sideration of George H. Baldwin of kensington. as second selectman to fill the vacancy existing in the board. The board. it is understood. has several kensington residents under consideration for the posi- ton and it is thought that an an- nouncement of its choice will be made to the town committee in the near future.
 Plan Play
 The J. F. F. club of Kensington met last evening at the home of Mrs. F. Ambrul of 276 High street New Britain. Plans were discussed regarding play to be given in the