New Britain herald., 1928-07-17
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 (. F. Chase, president of the Der lin Construction company. leaves to day on an indefinite vacation in th mountains.
 | Miss E. Bentley returned yester day from two weeks vacation II the Berkshire mountains.
 Joseph Padelli owner of a grocer, store on Main street. kensington, i seriously ill at St. Francis hospital Hartford.
 H. w. Smith of Hudson street lief yesterday for two weeks vacation Frank Nolz is spending two week. at Point O'Woods.
 Paper Goods Game l The American Paper Goods nint will make an attempt to get bacl into the win column Thursday eve ming when it clashes with the strons RussWin team in an Industria ] league game at Walnut Hill park or Diamond No. l at 5:3O o'clock. The local team is in the midst of a losing streak and will attempt to bring u1 It's standings to the 300 mark by taking fall out of the New Britain aggregation.
 kensington has been playing good ball In spite of its recent defeats and should force Russwin's nine to travel fast i'll order to win. The Russwin nine recently surprised the base ball world by scoring victory over the strong Fafnir nine. Joe" Me- Cormick and Sullick will be the bat tery for the locals.
 The All-Kensington team is plan ming busy weekend, meeting Man. chester on Saturday and Torrington on Sunday. The Manchester game will be the hardest game of the sea- son for the locals. The Silk Town aggregation is leading the state league and holds one victory over kensington this year. Following it's good showing against Torrington the locals expect to add Manchester to Its list of victims. Sunday Kensing- ton Journeys to Torrington for a re- turn game with that team. Last Sunday kensington nosed out 1 to 0 when Johnny" Gripp hit his famous home run.
 Application for License
 An application for a marriage li- cense has been made at the office of the town clerk by Ambrose Miglietta of kensington and Miss Ethel May Button Of New Britain.
 According to a warrantee deed filed at the town clerks office Claude w. Stevens of kensington has sold a lot at the corner of Robbins road and Percival avenue to Frank J. Orsie.
 State Department At Work
 That the state highway depart ment intends to keep the new park at Boston Corners in good condition can be readily seen from the fact that men from the depa rtment were at the park this morning for the second time within month inn proving the land. The grass was cut close to the ground and the bushes and shrubs trimmed. So far the grass and brushes have grown fastly in spite of the fact that the park is exposed to a hot~sun daily.
 To Entertain Friends
 Mrs. s. A. Fiske left this morning for her cottage at Westbrook, Mass, accompanied by Mrs. T. C. Hodgson. Mrs. F.. O. Shjerden and Mrs. A, l.. Woodruff. whom she will entertain for few days as her guests
 Miss May Malloy of Hartford is Kensington as the guest of Mir and Mrs. James Corr.
 Thomas Pagan of the Travellers Insurance company has started on his two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Charles Anderson and daugh- ter. Mrs. Marion McNeil. and grand children are spending their vaca- ton at Indian Neck.
 Building Operations Building operations in town are beginning to pick up considerably, and according to present outlooks, this summer will witness the build l ing of a number of new houses in Berlin and Kensington that are needed badly. At the present time there are about nine construction jobs under way and the work is pro- rapidly.
 Fast Berlin Items The Community club meeting to- morrow evening will be held at .