New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

present must vote to adjourn to later date and thrash the question out by ballots.
 Prentice Urges Preparation
 G. l.. Prentice, one of the largest taxpayers in town, in a statement Of his feelings regarding the school as presented by the school board. as- serted today that he was heartily in favor of the plan. He stressed the idea that Berlin and Kensington were bound to grow in the future and that it would be far wiser 10 plan now 10 accommodate an in crease in the student body and bc satisfied, than to build merely for the present and regret it later on.
 Tt is better 10 keep the two schools close together he said. son property is such that it may be practical 10 build on the filling prop crty. and the location of the Emcr- son property os such that it may be built. upon later as the need grows. If an addition 10 the present building is made, the future growth is cut down materially, whereas tue plan as presented by the school board would take care of tho future"
 Fathers and Sons to Meet
 Tho members of Troop 1, Boy Scouts of America. will meet tomor- TOW night in Grange hail for their annual "'athcr and Son banquet" '1o tie .,f ff,,it. ,,-I, i,1, ,c lN,, the local troop. is held 10 bring to- gether tho various fathers through out the ncighborhood. and to have them discuss and be entertained by their sons. The idea. originated sew eral years ago, has met with success the male parents, look forward 10 the meeting.
 Following the banquet the scouts will offer the minstrel show which met with so much approval at the scout exposition in New Britain sev- oral weeks ago. A program Of speeches and sons has been prepar- ed and an enjoyable evening is promised. Scoutmastor L. c. Shjcrdcn is in charge of the banquet. bcrs Of the troop.
 May Have Parking Space
 Due to the muddy condition of inc yard of the town hall much un- favorable comment has been heard. The latest move of the sclectmen has been to consider seriously the pro- viding of d parking space before the entrance to the town hall, Regard less of the fact that the mud has accumulated to q depth of several inches, autoists insist on parking their cars in the mud. with the result that the yard is in q dcplorablc con- dition. SclcCtman Leon G. Hall. faced with the problem Of discon tinuing the use of the yard as q parking space and converting 1t into a lawn, or making a real parking space out Of it, favors the latter al. tcrnativc. By the application of a few loads of gravel and sand the mud may be gotten rid of. This may necessitatc the removal of the
 
 ent parking quarters.
 The objection to maintaining the place as a lawn is that it was tried before and autolsts still insisted on parking at the entrance. During court sessions there is a string of cars on one side of the street and OF inc sidewalk. If a small space for parking cars were provided, much of the congestion would be done away with, according the Se | lcctman Hall.
 Intermediates Win Another
 The Kcnsington Boys club Inter- mediatcs crashed through last night by swamping the South Church In termt liatc five, 30-15, in New Brit ain. The game was close until the l last half when, with the addition of | the two regular members of the | team who had been detained dur | ing the first half. the tide turned in favor of the locals and the game ended with them far in the lead 1 The deciding contest of the season is 10 be played tomorrow night in Fratcrnal hall in kensington when tho local aggregation stacks up against tho Whippets of New Brit ain. The only league game the To-
 has been to the team that will be here tomorrow night. This hap.