New Britain herald., 1922-08-17

sweep in Berlin at the town elctions this fall arises the majority of voters begin to laugh and ask if another foolish question can be asked. This apparently means, however, that the republicans, who have been in the lead in this town for many years, are expecting another clean victory at the polls this year.
 The democrats have not been in- active during the past few weeks and as prominent member of the party has already stated, There will prob ably be some surprise in store for Berlin people at election time this year." It is known that the demo- crats are not quite 50 interested in the state elections as they are in the town elections and Berlin people may see prominent democrats seeking the positions of first selectman and of tax collector.
 These positions have been filled by George Carter and c. F. Lewis re- spectively and from talk which has been going the rounds in Kensington, if the democrats do not place prom
 
 places it is possible that dark horse will loom up at the last min- ute.
 News in Brief.
 A meeting of Court Mattabessett Foresters of America, will be held this evening in the hall on Farming ton road, Kensington.
 A son was born at the New Brit ain General hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Eddy of Kensing- ton.
 Peter Parokas of New Britain has sold land on the Berlin turnpike to Meyer and Lea Edelson.
 Mary McCerdle Of Indianapolis is visiting with Mrs. E. w. Mildrum in East Berlin.
 Joseph Pas of 3s5 Broad street, New brtain and Mrs. Eva Jachinowska, a widow of kensinston, were married yesterday morning by Rev. J. C. | Brennan. pastor of St. Paurs church in Kensington.
 Miss Agnes Garrity of Kensington is i'll at her home on Pennington road.
 The Driscoll construction company has completed the laying of the water mains on Main street in kensington l from the railroad bridge to the cor her of New Britain road
 Clan Douglas of New Britain with | the Lady of Wallace lodge will hold | a joint picnic at Johnson's Grove in l on Saturday afternoon.
 The members of the Junior chau- tauqua citizens camp enjoyed pie nic at Bowers Grove this morn- ing and afternoon.
 The board of selectmen will meet as usual on Monday evening in the office of the town clerk.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs. William Scott of Berlin street Is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Gene Richards of Northampton, Mass On afternoon Mrs. Scott gave reception at which former friends of Mrs. Richards with their children were present, many coming from New Britain, Plainville and East Berlin.
 George W. Porter of New Britain is he guest of the Walsh boys of Main ,treet.
 The dramatic club will hold an outing at Riverside Park Springfield, ,ext Sunday, making the trip by auto. The truck will leave Coles store at line o'clock daylight saving time.
 Regular weekly prayer meeting at Methodist Episcopal church this eve ing. There will be the regular meeting ( If the Modern Woodmen society this vening All members ar urgd to ttend as this is an important meet . ne , Mrs. Frank Cobey and children, { une and Harry of Wilcox avenue | pent Wednesday at Momaukuin. E F. VSramer is having his residence n Wilcox avenue reprinted, Frank : 'otts having the contract Royal Morse left this morning for East Swanton, Vt. on his vacation. Another outing party is being ar. anged for one of the shore resorts bout Sunday 27th. al.