New Britain herald., 1920-08-31

made no reply except 10 say ne Knew his capabilities. His silence. and that of others who heard the question, would lead to the belief that MT. Sul- livan might turn the tables in the staid old town and romp home with victory.
 The women are going to vote this fall and several local politicians think that an evolution will take place weherby the men will vote for the bet ter candidate rather than because of the fact that he is listed a po- litical ticket. That the women will vote" was stated by a Kensington woman who was asked about it. We didn't all want to vote" she said but now that it is here. we will. I have always been an anti-suffragette. Now the women havc the vote and it will become tho custom for them all to go and cast their vote" She thought large percentage of local women would vote at every opportunity.
 Returning to Teach.
 Walter Peck of this town will re- turn to Worcester. Mass. in the near future to resume teaching. He is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic in- stitute. class of 1917. After receiv- ing his diploma the faculty offered him a position as instructor of mathe- matics.
 While in Berlin he has been general foreman for the Lane Construction company. He supervised the installa- tion of the new drainage system at the railroad bridge recently com pleted.
 Marino-Occhi. Ricco Marine and Miss Guide Co., chi. both of this town, were granted a marriage license this morning at the office of the New Britain town clerk. Because of the fact that both are considered non-residents in New give five days notice required by law. before the paper could be is- sued. MT. Marine is 23 years of age and is employed as an automobile repairman The bride-to-be is 20 years old.
 Discussion Over Gutter.
 The article appearing in The Her aid last evening concerning the at titude of the state department in the matter of fixing the gutter near the Hubbard property was being discussed by local residents this morning The discussion is interesting people be- cause the gutter in question is very deep and dangerous one for auto ists and several accidents due to its steepness have been reported. The crown of the road at tha. point is very high. perhaps as much as four feet difference existing between its sur face and that of the gutter. It is to have this existing danger eliminat- cd that the selectmen have taken ac- ton and will start work on raising the gutter to a normal height.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Victor records for September. C. l.. Pierce & Co. opposite monument. New Britain.-advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris Woodruff have returned from a two weeks trip through the White Mountains
 Miss Margaret Poliss has accepted a position with the Southern New England Telephone Co. of New Brit ain.
 Henry Hubbard of New York city is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. l.. Hubbard Of Hudson street
 Mir. and Mrs. w. n. Dunham of this town have been entertaining Mrs. Dunham's brother of Bristol. for the past few days.
 John Rutherford has returned to his home on Warrington Ridge. after spending the past week with his folks at their home in Winchester. Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Cove of Troy. N. Y., have been visiting with their daughter. Mrs. l.. sutherlan~ for the past week.
 Mrs. Edward Michaeis has been en-