New Britain herald., 1922-09-08
May Have ParochiaI School.

May Have Parochial School.
 There is no doubt but in years to come a parochial school will be built in Kensipgton, according to state ment made by Father Brennan to a Herald reporter several weeks ago Father Brennan has purchased land adjacent to the church property which can be used for school pur- poses should the increase in popula- tion call for such.
 Active Worker
 Father Brennan has always been a inactive worker for the best intetr- ests of the town and since coming to Kensingtton has at various intervals sought to have lights and water brought into the district.
 He recalls that when he first came here there were no street lights and the people never dreamed of water. He later made arrangements with the Paper Goods officials to light certain sections of the town but this plan was carried out for short time only, and it was necessary for a few individuals to carry the burden of paying for the lights.
 Father Brennan said this morning that it is more than pleasing to him to see the street lights installed in Kensington and the laying of the water mains which in short time will supply the town with water He said that the people realize that it is only the modern methods that make town grow and these are what Kensington has needed for a long time.
 Caucus Night.
 What is considered by a majority of voters to be the biggest political night of the year is tonight, when the republicans as well as the demo- crats will, at caucus, nominate their candidates for town offices.
 It may be the greatest night in the minds of many but even some of the most skeptical of this class are in- clined to believe that there is no cause for excitement over the re- suits of the gathering this evening as it is not thought that there will be great contest such as there has been in years gone by.
 Politics in Berlin, with the pos sible exception of the question Who will occupy the seat in the legisla- ture," has caused little or no in terest among the voters. It appears from what has been heard on all sides that most of the taxpayers are with the present town ad- 
 On the republican ticket George B. Carter has announced himself as a candidate for reelection as first se lectman and c. F. Lewis is a candi- There ,have been no other candi- 1aces announced on this ticket and none at all on the dem ocratic ticket.
 When election time first drew near t was prophesied by many prom nent democrats that this was a democratic year and that the local democrats would spring a surprise on he residents of Berlin. Most of hem are still waiting for the sur prise and believe that the democrats will have to hurry if they want 10 ,eI anylnlng over.
 Women Urged to Attend.
 The women in particular are urged 0 attend the caucus tonight and to 'oice their approval or disapproval ,ver the candidates nominated. A arge number of women turned out tt the caucus last year and the men Ire in hopes that their interest in politics has not waned and that arge delegation of the fairer sex will ,e on hand this evening.
 The caucuses for both parties will commence at o'clock. daylight sav ng time, the republicans gathering n the main assembly hall and the democrats in the room which is used or holding court sessions.
 Will Make Voters.
 The selectmen, town clerk and the egistrars will meet in session on september 16, from 9 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock in the after oon at the town hall to examine the publications of electors and admit | o the electors oath those who are ! ualifed. These voters will be made or the town elections and if there