New Britain herald., 1916-10-12
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evening a party Of Meriden people
will appear and offer som ething novel
as well as interesting. What the
entertainment will be has not been
announced.
Books Of tickets on the $40 dollar
gold piece have already made their
appearance with a brisk sale reported.
The booths about the hall contain
such articles as candy, ice cream, soft
drinks, leather goods, glassware, etc.
The fair will be conducted Friday,
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings thus giving
everyone an opportunity of attend
ing. The young ladies Of the parish
will act as canvassers
Italians to New Britain.
Many local Italians journeyed to
New Britain today where they took
part in the Columbus Day parade in
that city. st. Pauls fife and drum
band headed the delegation. The
men are very enthusiast over the
holiday and have worked hard in
their preparation Of the event.
Registrars Meeting.
On Monday, October Is, the regis
trars of the town will hold forth at
the town clerks office for the pur-
pose of revising the voting list and
to receive the names of any persons
wishing to be made. The men will
be in session from 8 in the morning
until in the afternoon. AS this is
the last chance to be made before
the fall election those intending to be
made voters should come early.
Italians Meet.
That the Italians of the Kensing-
ton District are taking a great inter
est in the coming republican caucus
is evident from the enthusiasm that
was aroused at the home of John
Stepiano Tuesday night. The men
met and talked over the political
situation from one end to the other
including the value Of the leaders in
town politics and the general political
situation. After a stiff discussion
Charles M. Jarvis was picked as the
man they will support to represent
the town as representative in the next
legislature. resolution was passed
pledging the support of the Kensing-
ton Italian republicans to Mr. Jarvis.
Football Sunday.
The Burnside a of East Hartford
will journey to Kensington on Sun
day where they will try to wrest foot
ball honors from the Acorns Last
Sunday the Acorns showed their real
worth by holding the fast Mohican
team Of Meriden to no score The
Burnside delegation is reported to be
every bit as fast as the Mohicans
which is enough to insure splendid
ly played game. The kickoff will he
at o'clock on Kingo's field.
George Ives Injured.
While working on a staging at
George Cornwall's new cider mill in
KensingtOn Tuesday afternoon, George
Ives of kensingtOn and Fred Rosa Of
Mill street were thrown to the
ground when the supports gave way.
Ives right wrist was broken and Rosa
received several cuts Rosa was
able to work again yesterday but it
Will be some time before Ives will
have the use of his wrist
Notes.
The old horse shed at the plant of
the American Fibre company. East
Berlin, is being made over into a
garage.
The fair and moving picture show
which was to have been held at ST.
Gabriels church, East Berlin. last
night was postponed until October 90.
Owing to trouble at the Berlin pow
er house steam cars are in use on
the branch road
MISS Laura Blinn is visiting at the
home of c. A. Woodward
Mrs. R. T. Robinson left Yesterday
for Portsmouth, O., where Mr. Roh-
inson is now employed.