New Britain herald., 1921-08-12
for th. party primaries and caucuses.

for the party primaries and caucuses. At the last session of the registrars, only one applicant was heard. The session today started at 12 o'clock and will continue until o'clock to- night.
 The sentiment of great many is that the men should be selected in both parties because of their busi- ness abilities rather than because of politics There seems to be strong sentiment about town that in making nominations this year for the town offices, more attention will be paid to men than politics, but unless those who wish to have voice in naming such candidates see to 1t that they are enrolled as member of the party whose caucus they wish to attend, they will be unable to use their in- fluence in making such a nomination.
 The caucus lists are usually made out every two years, but due to the fact that so many women were made voters in Berlin last year it has been found necessary to publish another list this year.
 Investigation Started. . An investigation has been started by the committee of the Independent Political association into the affairs of Mrs Mary Cassese who is confined to the town farm. She was recently placed there by the town authorities. Due to the fact that the com mittee did not take an Italian interpreter with them and Mrs. Cassese cannot speak English, no progress has been made.
 Luther League Entertained.
 Carl Youngblad of Kensington en- tertained a large number of friends from the Swedish Lutheran church in New Britain at his home last night. About 200 people were present from the Luther league of that church. Games were enjoyed and refreshments served.
 Town Hall Completed.
 C.. M Weldon has completed work on the Berlin town hall and the build- ing is now in a good condition. Every thing is in readiness for the caucuses and meetings to be held in the hall this coming fall.
 Berlin Bits.
 About 45 people were intendance at the picnic given the New York children by the Motherhood club yesterday.
 B. R. Showalter left today for business trip to New York.
 Misses Helen and Ina Carter gave a picnic in Carter's Grove yesterday. Friends were present from New Brit ain, Berlin, East Berlin and Lyme.
 The meeting of the community council was adjourned last evening until a later date.
 Miss Nellie Garrity of Kensington spent yesterday in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd left today on four weeks yachting trip up the St. Lawrence river
 East Berlin Items.
 A picnic was held at the John Hub bard homestead Thursday. The fol- lowing guests were present: Mrs Frank McCruna of Bristol Mrs. William Kilbourne of Hartford, John Hubbard of New Britain, and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hubbard, MT. and Mrs. Frank Cobey and children, and Mir. and Mrs. M. Sugenhime and family of this place.
 The annual picnic of St. GabrieTs Sunday school will be held at Light house Point tomorrow. Automobile
  a. m.
 There will be the regular weelJ prayer meeting at the Methodist church this evening.
 Final arrangements are being made for the outing to be held Sun day, August 14th at Hammonassett Beach in Madison. Auto trucks will leave Coles store at S:30 a. m. The public is invited to attend.
 The local members of Bolton-K -Kasica Post, American Legion. attended a of their post at Kensington last evening. tt
 The library was open as usual this afternoon for the exchange of books
 The large Newfoundland dog owned by Mrs. William Bunce and about ten years old was killed by an automobile Tn front of Coles store Thursday afternoon. The auto was owned by 3. Middletown. party
 Victor Belden was in New Britain rhrsdV oE a ha@>.ss trip.