New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-18

After a two weeks keeding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby will make their
home at East Main street, Meriden.
Interest in Election
That interest will be high in the
coming elections was evidenced by
the political talk that was going
around this morning. AS the latest
date at which cauCuses can be held
is September IL, according to one of
the informants, it is expected that
booms for the various candidates will
he started within the next few days.
1t seemed to be the general opinion
that members of both parties were
satisfied with the work of First
Selectman George Carter and that al
though and opponent might be sell
ccted to run against him at the fall
elections he would be conceded very
little chance. ....
The main interest seemed to be
conferred around the selections for
the school board as several of the
members terms expire and one prom
inent member of the board is re-
ported as saying he was sick of the
whole business"
beth Brown end and it is reported
that one of these two members will
meet with opposition.
The plans of Daniel Malarney, who
is filling the vacancy caused by the
resignation of GeorgeW. Sullivan, and
5. Chase Cole, who is filling the va
cancy left by Lester F. Deming. are
not at this time known. 1t is re-
ported however that the latter will
seek reelection.
Tennis Finals
The finals in the doubles tourna-
ment that has been going on for the
past two weeks were played off this
afternoon at the Community House at
2:3O. Those in the finals are F. Troup
and w. Goodrich VS.. +. Pickett and
E. Russell. This match should pro-
duce some excellent playing as the
form displayed by the contestants
throughout the tournament has been
of a high order. 1t was expected that
a large crowd will be on hand to see
this match.
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nament were made last night and the
selections were made. some of which |
will be played off this afternoon at
The Community House. The following |
IS the list: w. Goodrich VS.. +. Board |
man, G. Pickett VS.. H. Coale, Sam |
|oale VS.. F. Troup, J. S. Thomson VS..
L. Deming, r. Silsby VS.. f. Russell.
Chase Coale VS.. E. Brown.
The contributions of the singles |
will be played off during
he week and it is planned by the
committee in charge to have the A.
nails in the tom rament played off
next Saturday. The mixed doubles
S expected to be well underway by
he last OF next week.
Lively PROG ram
Miss Helen Rohm, chairman of the
program committee of the Worthing-
on Community association, has an
outline of activities for the coming
iear. 1t is planned to have festivities
very month. The program in full
will be printed very shortly. A menu
,ership drive is under the leadership
II L. w. Gwatkin and is progressing
.apidly and by the first of the month
everal members will have been added
o the already large membership.
+. A. Il. Go To New Haven
The T. A. r. Drum Corp left this
morning for the annual state field
lay of the drum corps in New Haven.
I is expected they will arrive home
onight loaded down with prizes as
he corps has shown it's ability in
arious other fields.
Reconsideration
The All-Kensington baseball team
ill cross bats with the Avon team at
he new Kensington baseball athletic
ED at 3:3O tomorrow afternoon. In
past game between these teams,
he local team suffered a defeat after
game replete with thrills and
NTH inning rally by Kensington
hitch nearly pulled the game out OF
he fire.
Preparations are being made for a
irge crowd and Manager Buckley
sels that the team lie putting up
rand OF ball which deserves the
atronage OF the townspeople.
Dance by Tripoli Society
Plans are being made for a dance,