New Britain herald., 1916-09-11

gj &a&HRfSEE ty-fve years of age and was appar- | ently foreigner.
 l Receives Bad Cut. While cutting bread at the Kilby | House this morning, William Copeland received a deep gash in the palm of his | left hand when the knife which he was using slipped. pr. M. H. Griswold dressed the wound, no stitches being necessary.
 Leaving For College.
 William s. Bracket of Worthington Ridge left thi mOrsing for Middle bury, Vt., where he is to enter the Middlebury college. On his arrival in Middlebury Bracket, who was star guard on the champion New Britain High school eleven last year, will re- port for football
 Miss Jeannett Honiss of WOrthfng- l ton Ridge will leave for Oberlin, Ohio. l tomorrow where she will re-enter l Oberlin college to continue her stud l ies. This will be Miss HOniss' sec ond year at the college.
 School Enumerator Busy.
 E. w. Mildrum of East Berlin, who was appointed by the school board | last week as school enumerator, was busily engaged this morning securing the names of all the children in the | town between the ages of four and flfteen inclusive. MT. Mildrum has | already completed the enumeration of the children in East Berlin with the 1 exception of several families where an interpreter will be required. MT. Mil drum expects to have this district completed within a few days. | It Is very important that every name | be secured as the state compensates this town with s2.25 for every child | eligible to attend school. Last year Mr. Mildrum secured 914 names about 100 in excess of his predecessor and the school board was so pleaed with | his work that he was re-appointed this year.
 Suffragists Busy.
 Berlin suffragists will be busy indi- viduals this week telling the public at the fair why the women should be given equal franchise. A booth ar tistically decorated with suffrage col OTIS and slogans, has been placed on the grounds and several ardent suffra- gists from this town will be in attend ance to distribute pamphlets etc. Miss Adele D. Murray of Kensington, pres ident of the local league, has direct charge of the booth. Homemade can- dy, coffee, etc, will be sold
 Kensington A. c. Defeated.
 The Kensington A. c. baseball team was defeated by the Eureka nine of New Haven yesterday in game re- plCtc with sensational plays The score was 5 to 4. Solomon was on the fir ing line for the Kensngton lads while Rahaska caught. Solomon had the game well in hand, pitching brilliant ball and should have been rewarded with victory but for a few costly errors that were committed by his team mates.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Mary Nelson of Kensington will leave for Greenfield Wednesday where she will spend a week.
 A. w. Bowers and Luther Turner of East Berlin, accompanied by severa friends from New Britain mOtored to Moodus yesterday to try their luck as fishermen Both MT. Bowers and MT. Turner exhibited a fine strisg of pick erel and perch on their return.
 William Johnson of East Berlin has purchased new touring car.
 Louis Edelson, who has been in disposed was able to be about this morning.
 A valuable collie belonging to Pro- lessor B. B. Nourse was struck by an automobile this morning and one of the canines legs was broken. It is ) probable that the dog will have to be