New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

If chosen, would be a reelected can- didate as he is the present represen- tative from this town.
 supporter of Mir. Deming said this morning that he felt quite sure that MT. Deming would run again for the position if there would not be any an- tagonistic feeling among the residents of Kensington. There has been a feeling, which has existed for years, that If the choice falls to Berlin one year it should automatically go to kensington the next term. Some of the old time residents and voters still believe that this ruling should be ad- hered to but many of the new voters in the republican party. are in favor of choosing a candidate from any section of the town no matter where the one who was filling the office at election time was from.
 In addition to Mir Deming the only other person in the field for the position of representative. is Arthur Benson of East Berlin. Mir. Benson announced his candidacy several days ago and there are a large number of people residing both in Kensington and East Berlin who are working to put MT. Benson In office.
 Women In Politics
 So far this year the women of the town, because it Is bit early to dis cuss politics. have been rather quiet anr have had little to say in regards to the town and state elections It is predicted, however, that the women of Berlin are planning to play an ac- tive part in the fall voting
 Mrs. George Green, who was prom inent among the women voters two years ago in bringing the wants and desires Of the women before the stated recently that 1t is her belief that there is an organized spirit among majority of the fairer sex to re-elect office holders who have ione we'll in their positions. She said that without a doubt the women in East Berlin will work for the election of MT. Benson as representative while l large number in Kensington and Berlin will lend a hand to get Mir. Oeming back into office.
 When asked if she thought the as a whole, were satisfied with | he present town officers including | selectman Carter and Tax Collector lewis Mrs. Green said that she bought they were and saw no reason why they would not be reelected this all if they choose to be candidates or the offices. Neither Mir Carter Tor MT. Lewis have stated that they would again seek the positions they low hold.
 Track Meet Schedule
 The stage is all set and unless the weather man should decide to inter | ere, everything is ready for the cur ain to rise on the first annual track meet of the Bolton Kasica post to be presented at the community grounds omorrow afternoon and to be con- ,leted with a dance in the town hall t night.
 The New Britain Military band, which has been engaged to play at he meet will start with concert at he Central park in New Britain at 80 o'clock and will play at the com- 1unity grounds from 2:30 o'clock un- il 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The and will leave New Britain for Der n at o'clock.
 The marathon race from City hall l New Britain at 2 o'clock. will start he days activities. Traffic on South lain street, New Britain and Farm lgton road. as well as New Britain pad in kensington and Berlin will be cid up while the race is in progress.
 Following the race. most of the oth- r events will begin simultaneously at le grounds, starting at 230 o'clock. he tennis matches of which there re several, will start at about clock while the baseball game be- peen Kensington and East Berlin, { i'll be played at 4;3o o'clock. The ac- ] vities for the day will wind up at { clock in the evening with a dance ! the town hall on Berlin street i,
 News tn Brief.
 Dr. T. c. Hodgson and family of erlin street are spending vacation ,
 Bantam Lake. Mrs George Hull, Mrs. Albert Hull rs. Charles Haddock and family of ensington are spending their vaca- on at Momauguin. { The food sale which was to have