New Britain herald., 1921-08-13
MT. Deming further stated that it

l was interesting to note that eight democrats had signif1ed their inten- tiona of going over to the republican party while two republicans chose to be democrats During both ses- siona of the registrars no women called to make changes. It ia evident from this fact that women intend to stick to the party to which they pledged themselves when made voters last fall.
 the caGcuses and primaries due to the fact that the women didn't have their names on the list last year. It is also interesting to note that three members of the school board will terms have expired.
 Store Ia Entered
 A successful attempt was made at an early hour this morning to enter the store of Thomas Barattiero on Berlin street. The entrance was gained by prying open one of the big front windows of the store The glass was cracked and the culprits did not have much of a job to take the pane out
 MT. Barattieor stated this morning that the burglars took shoes and dry goods from the store which amounted to about S150. There is some talk to the effect that the burglars made their getaway in an automobile.
 Kensington People Hurt
 Mrs. Mary PadelA, 56 years old, wife of Joseph Padelli of Kensington was removed to the New Britain hos pital last evening shortly after $ o'clock, suffering from a fractured left wrist as the result of a fall on the sidewalk in front of the Palace theater in New Britain. It is claimed that Mrs. Pade1li stepped on banana pee! which had been thrown on tho walk.
 Thomas Collins of Main street, Ken sington. fell from tho second floor veranda early last evening but was not seriously injured.
 Autoists Fined $25.
 In the Berlin town court last night, Ycala Margheslein of New York was fined s25 and costs tota11ing $50, on a charge of reckless driving. Marghes- lein was driving an automobile which struck a milk wagon belonging to | Mrs. Frank Angeleti of Berlin. She | was thrown out of the wogan and the milk was spilled. In court last night she testified that she was bruised in three places on her back and injured both arms as we'll as her right leg. Church Notices. Kensington Methodist church = | Morning worship at 10:45 with Sun day school at noon The evening ser | xr{o xxyi11 ho 1,o1I ~
 which time Rev. Mr. Scott will give a | stereopticon lecture on "Pennsylva-
 mia, Virginia and the District of Col
 umbia."
 1 Kensington Congregational church The morning services will be con- ducted at the usual time by Edward Upson Cowles, assistant pastor of
 United Church of Bridgeport and Miss 1 Clara l.. Wells of Hartford. The lat | ter is home secretary of the Hart ford branch of the womens Board of Missions and will speak on the | board and the women's boards. A
 special offering will be taken for the
 American board. Sunday school will
 be held at 12 o'clock noon, and the kChristian Endeavor society will meet
 at s o'clock.
 1 Berlin Congregational Church = l Morning services at 10:45 with an out 1 of town preacher. Sunday school al | noon None of the other classes will meet.
 l St. Paul's Catholic church-Masses
 will be conducted as usual at and l 10 o'clock
 | Jitney Through Town | Edward C. French of New Britain l has petitioned the Public Utilities | commission for permit to operate
 a jitney line between New Britain and l Meriden, trough the so-called "ca hole" road in Kensington. The officer. | of the New Britain, Kensington and Meriden company have advised Mir | French that they will raise no objec | tions.
 MT. French has been given permis sion by the trolley company to use