New Britain herald., 1922-11-07

The women, in spite of the bad weather, made good showing dur ing the early hours, taking as much interest in the proceedings as the men. The candidates for representa- tive were busy taking voters to the polling places in their automobiles, other men of the town also volun- teering cars to convey the women to the polls.
 Bridge Is Completed.
 The bridge which has been in the course of construction near the Town Farm has been completed. Owing to the length of the span, however, it will not be opened to traffic for at least two weeks. as Contractor Baker does not wish to run the risk of having the bridge collapse. By waiting few weeks the concrete will have the necessary time to set.
 Attendance Report Issued.
 B. R. Showalter,. superintendent of schools, has issued the report of at- tendance in the Berlin schools for the month of October. He is urging per- feet attendance and has instructed the teachers to investigate cases of sickness. He says that there is much malaria in the vicinity and the weather and lack of coal is causing many colds, but the attendance in is the lowest and he does not see why Kensington should be hit any harder than the other districts of the town. The report follows:
 Hubbard-Miss Northrup, 9S Miss Graham, 9s; Miss Libby, 9S; Miss Barnes, 96.
 selden-Mrs. Bacon, s4; Miss Hay ward, 9S.
 Worthington-Mrs Hewett, 96; Miss Began, 9s; Miss Hopkins, 9S; Miss Craven, 97.
 South--Miss Bruce, 95.
 Blue Hill-Mr. Lyon, 9s.
 Percival-Mrs Crane,~ 96; Mrs. Foley, 96.
 Ledge-Miss Luddy 95; Miss Cas- sidy, 9S.
 Kensington-Miss O'Brien, s5; Mrs. Steed, S9; Miss Kelly, 96; Miss Melee, 95; Miss McKeon, 95; Miss Hopkins, 94; Mrs. Mansfield, 94; Miss 96.
 Junior High-Mrs. Young, 9S; Miss Lawrence, 90; Miss Fitzpatrick, 9s; Miss Young, 96; Mir. Dodge, 97; Mrs. Parsons, 95; Miss deLong, 9S.
 Blue Hill leads in per cent. at endance and absence of tardiness. 9elden also has no tardiness.
 Donation Party
 The donation party which is to be leld by the Warrington Community Center association on Thursday .eye- ling after the Congregational church 'rayer meeting, is exciting much in- crest about the town and 1t is ex- 'ected that large crowd will be resent at the Community House on hat evening.
 Speaks At Luncheon
 Rev. s. A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, spoke. t the weekly luncheon of the Lions Tub of New Britain today.
 Democratic Rally
 A good sized audience was present hear the democratic speakers at 'oresters' hall last evening. It was hought that there would have been 1ore in attendance if it had not been or the rain. The speakers of the vening outlined the democratic plat orm. The speakers were Fred P. Iolt, democratic candidate for comp roller, Francis J. Cont and Enio [arzano.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be a regular meeting of ,e Knights of Pythias society at leir hall this evening.
 J. Kelly and family of New Britain ave moved into the residence with gorge Steplef and family on Main rect.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Bailey and chill 'en who have been the guests of the rmers grandparents MT. and Mrs. enry Bailey of Main street, hav- turned to their home in Jamaica. I. MT. and Mrs. Oscar Newman and iss Anna Ticrney have moved from ain street to the residence on Mill ; rect, formerly occupied by William aniels and family.
 The ladies of the Methodist church lI meet to sew at the home of Mrs NJ. Root on Main street yrcdnes- 1, y afternoon at o'clock. z The whist sociaI fa be oiyep hv A. a :