New Britain herald., 1922-08-02

- could mention as a candidate for the office
 They have always supported the candidate from either Berlin or Ken sington and now would like to have the voters in those sections of the town vote for their candidate whom they propose to bring before the eau GUS which will be held in October.
 The tongues of gossip have men tioned R. o. Clark and Arthur Ben son as the possible candidates from East Berlin. Mir. Clark is the we'll known brick dealer and has 3 host of friends whom, it is believed, are anxious to see him in office. Mir. Benson is the commander of the Bol- ton -kasica post, and also has many friends who are desirous of seeing him in office.
 With the two possible candidates mentioned from East Berlin. it is ex- pected that the real fight of the poli- ticians will be staged in East Berlin and the other sections of the town will be forgotten
 The republican caucus for the pur- pose of nominating candidate as representative from Berlin will be held in the early part of October as the state elections will be held on the first Monday in November of this year.
 Local Politics Booming.
 With the approaching of fall Ber- lin residents are becoming more and more interested in the town elections. No one as yet has announced his or her intention of being a candidate for local office. It is quite possible, however. that George B. Carter will again run for first seectman and that c. F. Lewis will again seek the tax collectors berth. Both men have been approached upon the subject but prefer to remain silent for the present.
 There has been some talk about a prominent republican in kensington being a possible candidate for the first selectman's berth but nothing has developed of this rumor to date
 Hears From New Britain.
 Selectman George B. Carter has iSbNiNSh o HUH llle city of New Britain in regards to talk ing action for the moving of the tele- graph poles along the Beach Swamp road. The letter contains a resolution passed by the common council of New Britain requesting the seectmen to take action and have the Conn ecticut Light and Power company re- move the poles, Engineer Williams of the Hardware city believes the poles should be moved a foot or more to the west of their present To- cation
 MT, Carter stated this morning that he will take up the matter with the board of seectmen at their next meeting but he does not know what action will be taken by them. This is the second time that the moving of the poles has been discussed.
 Entries Received.
 Harry Mckeon in charge of the en- tries for the athletic events to be held at the track meet which will be staged by the Bolton ka sica post, American Legion, at the community grounds on August 19, reported at the meeting of the track committee held last evening that he has received entries from athletes in Meriden and kensington.
 team from the American Paper Goods company in kensington. has decided to enter the relay race for local organizations. An effort is be- ing made to induce employees of the Berlin Construction company to form team and enter the race. IL is ex- pected that a great deal of interest will be shown in this event which is for local teams only.
 At the meeting of the committee last evening it was decided to send entry blanks to each legion post throughout the state.
 Another meeting of the committee will be held at the community house on Berlin street Thursday evening, when Postmaster w. F. Delaney of New Britain, win be present and q general layout of the field will be planned. The members will also dis cuss the making of an eight of a mile track in the rear of the house
 The ,egion officials are wei ple4s- ! cd with t.ie interest which has Eeen