New Britain herald., 1915-09-08
report It is, however, stated on good authority that has name will be

report It is, however, stated on good authority that has name will be presented for the selectmanship.
 William w. Pagan when asked this morning who will be the democratic candidates, replied that as yet there are no names for publication, It is reported about the town that the democratic party is to spring a sur prise this year.
 Dunham Farm Is Sold.
 William Brechlin of Meriden yes- terday completed a deal with Dr.. R. M. Griswold of Kensington, adminis trator of the Martin Durham estate, whereby he becomes owner of the property. He purchased the estate for ,$7,000.
 The Dunham farm is one of the best in this town. Buildings, stock and farm utensils are included in the sale The Meriden man is to take possession of the property between now and October.
 Directors Take a Hand
 It is probable that the seven lights which were removed by the United Electric Light and Water company of New Britain, will be replaced before the opening Of the Berlin Fair next week. R. o. Clark of East Berlin was appointed a committee of one last evening at the meeting of the executive committee of the Connecti- cut Agricultural society to look into the matter. The electric company re- moved the lights because the resi- dents failed to pay for them during the past four months. Since the fair this year will be held nights as well as days it is most desirous to have them restored.
 Bernardo Cafferty Nuptials.
 Joseph Bernardo of Kensington and Miss Bessie Cafferty of Cromwell were married this morning at g o'clock at the home of the bride. Miss Josephine Bernardo, sister Of the groom, was the bridesmaid and P. J. Bulkeley of Kensington was best man. The ceremony was largely at tended.
 Following the wedding the guests adjourned to Cromwell hall, where a reception was held. After the recep- ton the young couple left on an ex- tended honeymoon trip to Buffalo, N. Y On their return MT. and Mrs. i Bernardo will reside in Kensington, 1 where MT. Bernardo is employed at 1 the American Paper Goods company. | Candidates Are Initiated. At the meeting of the Berlin 1 Grange association held last evening at which visitors from New Britain, Newington and New Canaan as well as State Deputy Twang of Norris town, were present, the third and 1 fourth degrees were conferred on eight candidates. Those who re- 1 ceived the degrees are Irwin Whit l man, Mrs. Harry Gould, Harold Ven- 1 tres, Mrs. John Ventres, Hilda Lar son, Mildred Goodwin, Julia Crane l and Mrs. Barrett.
 | Following. the ceremony a bounte- ous harvest supper was served by the l young ladies of the grange. The ; success of the affair reflects much credit upon Mrs. George P. Durham, | who was the chairman of the com nittee on arrangements.
 The local grange will Journey to Newington next Friday to assist in l furnishing a program. One of the numbers to be given will be rendered by the Berlin grange.
 Edelson Candidate for Assessor.
 Louis Edelson, the local farmer and | insurance and real estate man, has l announced that he is a candidate for assessor to succeed Judge Willard l.. l filling, whose term expires this fall 1 Judge filling is at present finishing l out the term left vacant by the resig- ! nation of c. Fred Johnson, of Ken l sington.