New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-09

! Cedar Hill. Jefferson had been on a
| test trip to Mcriden and was return
| ing, when the rear wheel broke,
throwing him to the road. In the fall
his lung became punctured and be-
fore his friends could get him to the
Hartford hospital he died. Medical
Examiner Dr. Philip d. Runce was
called and gave his permission for the
removal of the body Adolph Carlson,
whom jefferson had been assisting,
reported the matter to the police.
c. e. Entertainment.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Kensington Congregational
church will give an entertainment in
the oarlors Of the church this even
ing at 7:45 O'clock The program
will be given by the students of the
middle class at the Hartford Theologl-
cal seminary and will include a DEM
onstration of the Chinese game OF
shuttlecock by a native of that coun-
try The musical part of the pro
gram will be furnished by the class
quartet, and violin and vocal solos will
also be rendered. novelty is to
be introduced in the swinging of
torch-lighted Indian clubs.
Land transfer.
A deed Just received at the town
clerks Office from Orrin Gilbert of
Alameda county, California, shows
that he has transferred the following
property TO Mary c. Gilbert The
land with all the buildings. standing
thereon is located in East Berlin,
being bounded on the north by the
land of George A. Goodrich: on the
east by the highway, on the south by.
the land OF julius w. Burr and on
the west by the land of George A.
Goodrich.
ST. Paul's Dance.
Tomorrow night tho ST. Pauls t.
A. & B society will hold their min
strel ard dance in the parish hall,
Kensington. This event has been
looked forward to for some time by
the members of the society who have
all plans made for one Of the big
gest social events Of the season.
Kiniry's Ministries have already been
engaged and are sure to be on hand
for the entertainment part of the
program. The Ministries have not
announced the program as yet but it
is expected that it will consist of all
the popular melodies of the day.
After the minstrel overture the floor
will be cleared for dancing which
will be enjoyed until the early morn
ing hours. During the course Of the
evenings entertainment refreshments
will be served. The proceeds will go
into the treasury Of the society.
Democrats Celebrate.
That enthusiasm is running high
| in the eastern part Of the town was
shown from the fact that the demo-
Gratis held parade last night. Many
Of the good citizens had already re-
tired for the night when the sound of
! music broke in upon their slumbers
, which upon investigation proved to
! be the democratic celebration. The
members got together and hired
! drum corps which led the procession
! in it's march about the principal
| streets Late returns indicated that
President Wilson had been reelected
and his followers at once decided to
show their approval which resulted
| in the late hour parade
Republicans Tonight.
Some of the prominent republicans
! have decided that they are not 20 be
! outdone by the members of the on
posing party and will have a celebra-
| ton this evening which will also talxa
| the form of a parade. The republi-
! cans are just as sure of the victory
| Of republican nominee Hughes as tho
democrats are of the election of
that their spirits have been in no way