New Britain herald., 1920-10-26

right. They said to be prepared. The democrats did not. They said to be neutral. In the real issue of today the republican party is calling to be- ware. They are right and the dem ocrats are wrong.
 ''The present issue is the league of nations. The. democrats say that Harding is for it in some of his speeches and against it in others. This is absolutely false and Harding himself says so. Before voting for the league of nations. see what it guaran- tees first.
 "As for the candidates, without doubt Harding is the best. Cox has many things against him, especially w2-Bdu .pTongiSthffft etaoi shrdl r the editorials that appeared in his newspaper. Although he did not write them he was responsible for what ap- peared in the paper. Harding is a strong, keen and firm voter. He has a wonderful record behind him.
 We will now talk about our own state. There are three-candidates seek ing election to the senate from Con- necticut They are Mrs. Bennett, Lon- ergan and Brandegee. All that I can say here is that Brandegee is the only one of the three who says a thing and sticks to what he says As for Everett J. Lake, the state will be landslide for him.
 Francfs Deming Talks. Francis Deming, the republican nominee for representative to the Assembly. was Nhe next to speak. In few short remarks he thanked tho town for nominating him ard asked their support. He also thanked W. H. fO FF2 NlK H.
 Successful Party.
 An enjoyable party took placa~ last night at the home of George Prentice. An old fashioned county farm lunch was served, including roasted dogs all kinds of pies and crullers Mrs. Walter Atwater and MT. Pratt won tho prizes in the corn husking con- test. The consolation prizes were won by Mir. Richie and Mrs. Johnson. Much merriment was caused when a turkey flew into the midst ot the crowd dur ing tho luncheon.
 Died in Ireland
 Word has been received by friends in this town of the death If George Hull in Belfast, Ireland. Tho repart has it that the death occurred last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Go Irce Hull of hebslnSlon leIt early this summer for Ireland as Mir. Hull was in poor heath and a change of climate vr,s thought best.
 Old Fashioned Cu..ccrt
 The rehearsals for the oI>: fash ione1 concert will be he'd Sa l-day evening of this weex. instead of on Friday as usual. All members are urged 10 be present. The. , arc over 40 pecile in the chorus.
 Going to Avul.
 Tho Rev. Samuel Fiske ard fa-1'Iy left this morning for Avon wher, the,. attended the birthday of C. I; Wood fori. Today marks the 106th birth day O; Mir. Woodford's ufe. He .s said to bo the oldest voter in the state.
 Sewing Club to SIec.
 The Reliable SewinS club of Kcrs- i-c )n Vill meet 'Iila evening at tho home q. Miss Jos aohino Pagan. All meT,le!s are requested to be present as there is important business to be | a. s:t> ted.
 East Berlin Items
 William Daniels and daughter Beatrice. former residents here, were visitors in town yesterday.
 Thomas Holigan of Southington was a visitor in town yesterday calling upon relatives.
 Cyril Brunelle returned Sunday from the Connecticut Older Boys con- ference held at Hartford for the past three days. MT. Brunelle was a repre- sentative of the New Britain Boys club.