New Britain herald., 1922-09-02

became it's adjutant. He was later at- tached to the staff of the famous Sec ond U. S. regulars and went to France with this command. He served in France for two years and one month under the same command.
 Dr. Griswold was promoted from lieutenant to captain and later to ma jor. with which rank he was dis charged. His health was much i'm paired because of his service and, aft CT spending the summer of 1919 with his family, bought a place in northern Vermont where he sought to rebuild his constitution in the high, dry eli mate.
 Registrars Meeting
 The registrars of the town of Ser lin will be in session at the town hall at Berlin on Tuesday, September 5th, from a. m., until 5 p. m., for the purpose of receiving names of those persons desiring to be made voters. It is expected that there will be many young men who have reached the ma ture age for voter, who will seek the right of franchise this fall, Un- usual interest centers in the various elections this fall and it is thought that the voting in Berlin will be the heaviest in the history of the town.
 Delegates to Plain>ille
 Francis Deming and E. w. Stevens Berlin at the 5th state district convention of republicans which was held in PlainNlle this aft ernoon, for the purpose of nominating l representative to the state central There were 26 dlegates present for the meeting. It was re- ported that there would be contest between Judge William J. Malone of Bristol and John H. Trumbull of 'lainville for the position of repre- on the committee. The Der in representatives were not instructed tt the caucus on Tusday night but it vas expected that they would fall in ,ote for Trumbul.
 Auto Accident Reported
 An auto accident was reported to lave happened on Worthington Ridge in which Maxwell touring ,ar was said to have fared rather wrecked fate. Details of the accident were lacking although the local au- .horities are said to have obtained the 1um bers of the machines involved md an investigation is expected. No .eports of injured members of either ,ar were made by local doctors to- lay.
 Showalter Returns Home
 B. R. Showalter, superintendent of chools in Berlin, has returned to his ,ome on Worthington Ridge from Wooster, Ohio, where he delivered a eries of lectures under the auspices If the Teachers County Institute of he western state. He replaced Dean Braves, commissioner of education for he state of New York.
 Holiday Hours For Monday
 Monday is Labor Day and holiday n town. Business places in general rill be closed, including the Berlin | avings bank, the town offices, the actories, stores and post offices. The | ostoffices will observe the regulation oliday hours. The kensington post flee will be open from 7:15 until :30 in the morning and from to | clock In the afternoon, daylight sav ,g time. There will be no rural or ity delivery from the offices and the egistry windows will be closed.
 Sunday Church Notes
 Kensingtcn Congregational Morn 1g service at 10:45 o'clock with a service. Sunday school at 2:1n o'clock. Christian Endeavor ,eeting at o'clock. Thursday eve ing the trustees will meet with the Ii ssionary committee at the home of liss Marjorie Moore at 7:45 o'clock. Berlin Congregational - Morning .rvice at 10:45 o'clock with com union service. Older Boys club Ieeting at 10 o'clock. Sunday school B usual. There will be no evening ,rvices.
 Brief Items
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Trehy of Ken ngton are on an automobile trip to rovidence and Fall River, over the eek end and Labor Day. ( Mir. E. w. Mildrum and family of { ast Berlin, are on an auto trip to alton over the holiday.
 B R. Showalter, superintendent of .hools, Is busily engaged completing