New Britain herald., 1928-10-05

Beekeepers are reminded again
that October l was the last day to
be registered and they are asked to
take care of this matter as soon as
possible.
! School Board Meeting
| There will be an important meet
ing Of the school board this evening.
Secretary Stanley L. Galpin requests
that all members Of the board be
present.
| Party Tomorrow
There will be q party for the
! primary department Of the Sunday
school calss OF the Kensington Meth
odist church tomorrow afternoon at
the church at 2:30 o'clock All
children are asked to be present.
1nspects Street
First Selectman Leon G. Hall and
DR.. r. M. Griswold, health officer,
inspected the conditions existing on
Harding street in Kensington yester-
day. The people on the street have
been complaining on account of the
poor sewerage conditions. claiming
!, that contaminated water is allowed
to stand in the bitches for days at u
time.
Mr.. Hall stated that he intends to
start definite action in the near flu
ture to relieve the conditions on the
street.
Ready For Game
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for the second game Of the city
championship series with the Fal-
cons of New Britain and is confident
of making it two straight when the
two teams clash at the Percival ave-
nue. grounds on Sunday. On account
of the return to standard time, the
game will be started at 2:30 O'Clock.
The game promises to be a thriller,
figuring on the game played between
the two aggregat!ons two weeks ago.
After nine innings of hectic playing,
the local crew managed to nose out
a / to 0 win.
Coke" Woodman, who pitched
the first game of the series, will
again take the mound for the locals
His assortment of curves and fast
balls proved too much for the Fall
cons in the first game and he is con-
fdent of making it two straight.
The Falcons will have Lefty" At
wood on the mound. Atwood de-
feated the locals earlier in the sea-
son and will be out to even up the
series for his team. Bus service vii.
be furnished to the field.
Shoot Tomorrow
The Kensington Gun club will hold
a shoot tomorrow at its range in
Kensington and all members are
asked to be in attendance. Plans
for future activities will be an
rounced at the meet. Anyone inter-
ested is invited to attend the meet.
Shortage Of Grouse
Word has been received by Town
Clerk Arthur T.. Woodruff from the
state board of fisheries and game
stating that there is serious short
age of grouse this year due to dis
eases and asking that sportsman re-
frain from shooting them as much
as possible. Under the existing con-
6itions every bird killed lessons the
likelihood of restoring the numbers
to normal.
It is hoped that this year the
pheasant will provide good buffer
for the activities of the hunters who
would naturally prefer to shoot
grouse or woodcock. The season for
woodcock has been changed from
October to November % to October
20 to November 10 inclusive.
Rally For All
It is reported that number of
people have the idea that the rally
this evening is for the women only.
The affair is opened to the entire
general public and all are invited.
Last Berlin Items
On Tuesday. october 3, Miss Doris
segur of the Hartford County Farm
bureau will meet girls over 10
years old and those OF high school
age at Community hall for the pur-
pose of forming classes in sewing,
cookery, basketry or whatever they
may choose. The meeting IL called
for $3.50 o'clock. The older girls
and mothers are also asked to at
tend Ii they are interested in the
forming of classes along the same
lines. Hooked rugs. kitchen i'm
provement tea wagon making,
nursing. sewing, canning, chair cam
ing and upholstery are among the
subjects taught.
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