New Britain herald., 1916-10-03

to succeed himself on the school board.
 For two or three months before the
 caucus MT. Cowles made it plain to
 the Herald reporter that he did not
 desire reelection. But, it is said, that when it was m owed to leave him
 off, an indignant protest went up from
 one of the republican leaders and ac-
 cordingly he was left on the ticket. The other place, which was vacated
 by MT. Woodruff, was given to Daniel Webster.
 E. E. HOniss, who conducts grO- cery store on Warrington Ridge, is also member of the school board. As he and MT. Woodruff and MT.
 Cowles are in the same business, the
 democrats are making much capital
 out of the affair. They contend the
 local republican party is at odds with
 in itself and despite the result of yes
 terday's election, they maintain that
 the November election will bring many
 votes to their national and state tick
 cts. Their prospect of electing a dem ocratic representative is also bright, they contend.
 Mr. Cowles who was elected yes- terday, will serve three years and it will be that time at least before the leaders of the republican party have their desires gratif1ed regarding the inadvisa bility of having merchants on the school board.
 Worthingtons Win. The Warrington Grammar school 1 soccer football team defeated the 1 Kensin gton Grammar schools aggre- gation on the latter's grounds yester- 1 day noon by a score of to 1. The game was fast and furious and mary scintillating plays were made, all or | the players participating in them. Jack Gianna refereed in his usual eX- cellent style. The lineups follow: ] thington-William Skene, cap- 1 tain; Joseph Trehy, George Garr1ty, i Henry Larson, Elmer Johnson, 1 George Brenare, Richard Brenare,
 Robert Ritchie Wesley Goodrich, 1 George Majaleski, William Brenski, William Chamberlain and Lawrence l Austin Kensington-Tony Legani, { William Bollman, captain; Walter , Ryan, Elmer Bradbury, George Carl ! ing. Dominic Venture, Edward Bolles,
 Elliott Ritchie, Robert Miller, George 1 Colby, Arthur Ryan, Joseph Karen,
 Edward Gfanna, Earl Orsie and Jo | seph Mccormick. The two teams
 will meet again later in the week. 1 Axle Breaks.
 Another automobile came to grief
 in this town during the night, when
 an axle broke in front of Lyon's ton- 1 sorial parlor in Kensington. The l machine was first seen by workers l about o'clock this morning. ShOrt- l ly after the owner of the car appeared l and said he had a mechanic coming 1 from New Britain. The machine l stayed there until noon time. i Briefs.
 l Week. night services will be held at |. the Kcnsington Methodist Episcopal | church this evening al 7:3O o'clock. | William H. Webster and family and | Mrs Robert s. Hubbard and daugh- l noon on an automobile trip through New York state.
 1 Joseph Holt of Kensington was re- ] moved to the New Britain General
 Hospital this afternoon, where he will l undergo treatment for qunzy.
 There arc advertised letters at the | Pcrlin post office for Chester Long | Harry Bremen. Claude Wilcox. Mrs A. L. Walker and John R. Vail.
 Miss Gertrude North, postmistress
 at East Berlin, is rapidly improving
 in health. Miss North is undergoing ] treatment in Wallingford.
 Rev. and Mrs Samuel Chatterton of Darien have returned home after a