New Britain herald., 1922-08-22

would be one of the first cases of it. kind in Connecticut.
 At present there are very fev women holding political offices in thii state although the adjoining town o Cromwell has a woman for tax col. lector and it has been reported that the. first selectman of the town vii be willing to give up his post to a woman in the fall if anyone desires the office.
 The women of Berlin have not ac. lively interested themselves in politics since they were given the right to vote two years ago. Previous to that time there were several organizations which consisted of women members that held meetings regularly in the interests of promoting women into politics.
 It has been the policy of these organizations, however, since the vot. ing franchise was granted, to sit by and lend their support to a suitable candidate for the office put before the public by either the republican or democratic party
 Macaroni Factory Closed. | 'Consta ble Fred R. Wrinkle of New Britain. with attachments totallne s570, yesterday closed the doors of Kensington. Men have not been work ing, at the factory for the past few weeks.
 The Commercial Trust company or New Britain through Judge B. F. Gaffney, brought suit for $500 on a note of s2oo. The action is return able in the city court of New Britain on tn first Monday in September. The Brooks Bank Note company. through Lawyer Henry Mag of Meri- den, brought suit for so0 on an al- leged balance of s1o on a note. This action is returnable in the city court at Meriden on the first Tuesday in September.
 The R. G. Dunn company of Hart ford through Lawyer Alfred Levitt of New Britain has brought suit for s100 with the action returnable in the city court of New Britain on the first Monday in September. The Ex- celsior Oil and Grease company of Cleveland. Ohio, through Lawyer Harry Milkowitz brought suit for sl5o on an alleged bill of s71.35. The writ is returnable in the city court of New Britain on the first Monday in September.
 Methodist Church Notes.
 Mrs. Carleton Hazen, wife of Carle- ton Hazen. pastor of the Kensington Methodist church, will entertain the members of her Sunday school class at her home this afternoon.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Grimshaw on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The ladies of the Congregational church have been extended an inN- tation to attend.
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Upson of Ken sington. have gone to the shore for several days and several members of their Sunday school class were invited to join them on camping trip. Those in the class are Herman Calain, Harold Hendrickson, Burton Griffith, Norman Holmgren, Frank Wright, Thomas Gugerty, Doris Baldwin, Stasia Potkowski. Elizabeth Gugerty, Helen Johnson, Dorothy Wright, Bar bara Senning.
 Lawn Festival Thursday.
 St. Pauls Y. NJ. T. A. & B. society will hold a lawn festival al the home on New Britain road Thursday even ing of this week This is one of a series of lawn festivals which have already been given by the society and a good attendance is expected. There will be dancing in the assembly hall and the refreshments will be served on the lawn.
 Extradition Proceedings.
 Extradition proceedings in the case of Timothy Herihy, Springfield. Mass,