New Britain herald., 1921-09-06

made repairs right at the side of the road and were permitted to pro- ceed with warnings. Other machines were stopped for apparent violations of the speed law but no other arrests were reported.
 Heavy Auto Traffic.
 Yesterday, Labor Day. Berlin wit messed It's heaviest auto traffic in the towns history. One of the town con- sta bles stated this morning that it seemed not a minute passed yester- day when cars were not going in both directions along worthington Ridge. Numerous email accidents were re- ported and in the procession of ma chimes there were several wrecking cars noticed towing vehicles to gar ages.
 The town brides itself. the author ity stated, on the fact that not single accident was reported within it's borders and the laws of the state in general seemed to be obeyed by the majority of the tourists.
 The local dealers in gasoline. oil. and automobile accessories reported an exceptionally heavy day.
 Republican Caucus
 Notice of the republican caucus to be held on Friday night at o'clock in the town hall was posted this morn ing on the town bulletin board. The caucus notice was issued by H. c. Deming. local Republican town com mittee chairman. The call for the eau GUS stated that it is a meeting of the c. O. P. representatives to select can didates to fill the various offices 70 h. Ear h~ f~Nf AfA
 Considerable interest attaches to this caucus as the Independent Politi- cal Association has cropped up in Der lin within the past year to worry poli- ticians seeking their post through the usual election channels. This organi- zation has met frequently and has en- dorsed two candidates to run for Se- uectman and Tax Collector George Baldwin and F. c Robbins are the two officials named. It is not known whether the present candidates will be endorsed again Friday night. It IS understood that Selectman G. B. Car ter and Tax Collector C. F. Lewis are willing to accept the posts If offered them for another term.
 School Opens Tomorrow
 The schools of the town will re -open tomorrow for the fall term after the usual summer vacation period. Preparations for their opening were today by Superintendent Showaiter who expects the largest in the history of the town. Because of delays in preparation of the building some Of the Kensington children will not have to start until next Monday. The teachers arrived in town last night and today and all are ready for the usual ringing of the bell which signified that work is again on for another year. Pencils. paper. and ink were in big demand today the hour when they again take up their pursuit of knowledge.
 Items of Interest
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woods of Der lin returned home after a vacation | spent in Bridgeport.
 Miss Priscilla Emercon Of Kensing- | ton is vacationing at Fort Trumbull | beach.
 Miss Leona Lewis of Kensington re- | turned today to Northfeld Seminary | In East Northfieid. Mass.
 Miss Bertha Wooding has returned | 10 her home in Kensington after at- tending the session of Epworth league |
 
 ground in Forestviile.
 The Epworth League prayer meet | ing will be held this evening at 7:3o | o'clock and the service will be in charge of Miss Myrtle Pryor.
 Mir and Mrs. Roy F. Tryon are pending their vacation at Fort Trum- pull Beach, Milford.
 Mrs. R. A. Williams and son of Ken sington are also vacationing at Fort rrumbull Beach.
 The business meeting and social of he Epworth League of the Kensing- on Methodist church will be held at he home of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Han ord on Thursday evening at 1880 ''clock.
 The registrars were in session to- lay from until 5 o'clock making the Isual entries of voters at the Berlin own hall.