New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

working with both the democratic and republican organizations of this town. With suggestions from these two parties they hope to end the registration by the end of next week. A special meeting will be held in the near future at which there will be speakers from Hartford and New Haven. This will be an open meet ing and both men and women are asked to attend.
 Baseball Game Saturday.
 All is in readiness for the big game between the girls of New Britain and Berlin factories which is to be played at tho Berlin Fair grounds Saturday of this week. The first game will be played between Landers Frary and Clark's and the Stanley Rule and Level Co.'S teams. These are old rivals in the league and will put on fast game. The second game is to be played between the American r-~ per Goods and North and Judd's. This will be n live one as North & Iudd's are champions of the Girls Mdustrial league in New Britain. The Paper Goods team was not in <-the league but defeated all league teams that 1t played and is now in line to play North and Judas for the cham pionship.
 The Paper Goods will depend on their star pitcher and catcher Stella Golen and Mary vitkoskis respective ly. The first game will be called at 2:3o. and the second at 3:30. A large crowd is expected.
 Turnpike Soon Ready.
 The new concrete road on the state turnpike between Berlin and Middle town Is fast approaching the Beck ley railroad crossing. When 1t has been completed thus far. the equip ment win he sent to NewtnEton to finish a strip there. They will then come hack and finish the piece be- tween Berlin and East Berlin. The work Is expected to be finished some- time in November.
 To Form Coal Company.
 Fred Hubbard of East Berlin has been circulating papers in that place with view to forming a co-opera- tive coal company. If he can secure ss signatures they will open for business. Shares in the concern are selling for s1o0 apiece. To date. he has the names of IS people.
 Berlin Items.
 Claude ". Stevens and Robert O. NlhFh aFe uRlhRaAeS dI the fepuDlCan state convention in Hartford.
 The selectmen appeared before the finance board last night to recommend a budget for next year.
 Miss Leona Lewis left today by auto for East Northfeld. Mass. to become a student at the East North field seminary.
 Charles Warren and William Buck ley have completed the job of cut ting the trees blown over in the cem- etery by the last heavy storm.
 Lucille. the infant daughter of John Pagan, formerly of this town. died in the New Britain hospital this morn- ing.
 East Berlin Items.
 The Hubbard school opened yester- traitor ever known here. Despite the moved to the Kensington district. the number here was augmented by the large addition to the primary grades.
 The Mothers Sewing club will hold it's next weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. F. N.sRead- on Wilcox ave- nue next Wednesday afternoon.
 R. O. Clark has returned from a visit with his family who are spend ing the summer at the shore.
 Albert Hubbard a1d wife of His- ganum visited Mir Hubbard's parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Hubbard yester- day
 Mrs. Hobart Honiss And daughters Marian and Elizabeth rAturned home yektNrday from Lone IxSard whera