New Britain herald., 1920-10-08

driver, on seeing the two, realized he must either hit the team or go on tho wrong side of the road. He chose the latter. In the meantime there was another touring car to draw up in back of the team and automobile. As he wished to pass them out he went to his extreme right and in doing so struck the large truck. Both cars were badly damaged. Two small chill dren who were riding in the touring car were cut by glass from the wind shield.
 After a considerable delay the driver of the truck was about to start on his journey when he was com- manded to stop. It was Constable Hackett with a writ to attach the truck.
 The truck is now in Lewis's garage in Kensington waiting for further orders from Boston and for the out come of the attachment. Constable Hackett told the driver that he could not attach furniture and if he wished to continue with that he would have to hire another truck.
 A Pleasant Surprise.
 Miss Kathryn Kiniry was pleasantly surprised last evening at the home of Miss Mary McGee. A pleasing feature nIlilIN EnO"bTs A pledSlnE Ot of the party was a novelty contest. Mrs. E. P. Moore and Miss Margaret Ker- rigan won the prizes in this contest. The real surprise or the evening came when Miss Rose Fitzsim mo dressed as Queen olga" and entertained.
 Guests were present from New Brit ain. SouthinEton and Berlin. Miss Kiniry will be married to Edward Butler on October 12.
 Women Attend the Rally.
 Notwithstanding the fact that sev- eral women of the town have entered a protest to the fact that Miss Lucy Price will speak at the rally in the Berlin Town hall tomorrow evening. many of the women of the town have voiced their intentions of going.
 Women Urged to Vote.
 At the Berlin Town Hall tomorrow the women of this town will again have the opportunity Of being made voters. The heads of the local women's party Is urging all women of the town to go to the town hall as carly as pos sible and have the business over with. They also urge the women to attend tho Republican caucus on Monday evening. A special request is sent 10 East Berlin women to come here and
  tend the caucus on Monday
 Appeal to Women.
 Miss Adele Murray and Mrs. George Green, active in getting 45O women to register for voters. today send out an appeal to the women to be made voters. beginning tomorrow. The hours are only from to o'clock this year. At the Kensington post office the Democrats will have six machines to take the women over ito be made" and thesc- cars will leave o'clock cars will also leave the Amer ican Paper Goods hourly to take women to be made voters. The Re- publicans will also have machines in hand and all women. regardless of party lines. are urged to avail them selves of the opportunity to be made voters.
 Since 1o6 out of 146 voters from the fair sex cast their ballots in the present election, the women regard this as a great showing. This is a larger percentage than the men can boast of.
 The Berlin women. opposing Miss Prices speaking here tomorrow, again demand to be advised as to who extended to Miss Price the cordial invitation to speak in Berlin" Mrs. George Green and Miss Catherine Brandegee and Miss Adele Murray are tho trio who worked the hardest for woman suffrage in Berlin and 1t Is they who corralled tthe 45o women