New Britain herald., 1928-07-02

day. When last seen he was walk ing towards kensington on the Cat Hole road in the direction of New Britain.
 The search started at 2 o'clock and continued throughout the day Fred Benjamin. who is familiar with the surroundings in the northwest ern part of Meriden and the Cat Hole pass, directed the posse.
 To Tour in Europe Leroy Charles Fleischer of Ken sington will sail from Boston tomor- row on the steamer Providence oi the Fargo line for an extensive tour of southern Europe. northern Africa and Asia Minor. He plans to visit Portugal, Italy. Sicily Sardinia Greece. Turkey, Bulgaria, Rouman ia. Jugoslavia Tunis, Algeria, Moroc- co and the Azores.
 Mir Fleischer is a graduate of the New Britain High school and Syra- cuse university. He is member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity Upon his return he will resume his studies at Harvard Law school.
 Kensington Wins League Battle
 Meriden proved no match for the All kensington baseball team yes terday afternoon and the locals handed the Silver City nine a crush ing Is to beating. The game was played at the Percival avenue l state league game.
 Berg was on the mound for the locals and, after allowing the En- dees to dent the platter twice in the opening inning. proceeded to hand the visitors white wash for the rest of the game. He was the master at all times and allowed the Meriden aggregation but three hits. only two men hitting him successfully. Mean- while Kensington found the offerings of three Meriden pitchers to their liking and batted the ball to all cor ners of the lot. Twenty-four safe bingles brought the locals IS runs. In the eighth inning kensington bat ted around and pushed eight runs across the platter. The game was marred by the heavy rain.
 Organ Installed at Church
 The Austin Organ company of Hartford has completed its work at St. Paul's church in kensington and the new organ is now completely in stalled. It will take about 10 days for the organ to settle. Rev. John C. Brennan is making arrangements to hold recital on the new instru- ment in the near future.
 Items Of Interest.
 Miss Viola Begons of Chicopee Falls, Mass, is spending a weeks vacation with Miss Jewel kozy of Four Rod highway. kensington.
 Miss Nora O'Connell of kensing- ton is spending weeks vacation at Ocean Beach with her sister, Mrs. Agnes Twas.
 Members of the NJ. V. klef club of the Berlin Congregational church have returned to their homes after spending a week at the cottage of Rev. S. A. Eiske in West Brooktield, Mass. They were chaperoned by Mrs. J. Walter Hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Torch of Farming ton road are spending a few days at the shore.
 Change in Postal Rates.
 Postmaster s. M. Cowles of Ken sington announced the new regula- tions governing fourth class (parcel post) matter that went into effect yesterday.
 Simply stated, there is no change in the rate for the first three zones, but to more distant zones (fourth to eighth inclusive) the rate is one cent less per parcel. Changes in spe- cial handling and special delivery have also been made.
 A complete detail of the changes can be found in another part of the paper under the New Britain post office head.
 Paper Goods Nine to Play.
 The American Paper Goods nine will clash with the New Britain Ma chine Company team in an Indus trial League game tomorrow >fter- noon at 5:30 o'clock on 1Iamond number two at Walnut Hill park. The New Britain team has a strong lineup but the locals are determined to increase their standings in the league at the expense of the ma ehinists. Mccormick and eullick will bs the battery for Ksnsington.