New Britain herald., 1923-09-11

l 1iIS TiloI oSiSStiioIt AN"y
 Dyer; second selectman, Patsy J
 Buckly; assessor Paul Giana; board
 of relief, John McKeon, ST., John P
 DeMore; town clerk and treasurer
 Philip M. Pagan; agent of town de-
 posit fund, Bernard P. Moore, 1924; auditor, George w. Sullivan; grand jurors, John P. DeMore, John P. Fitz- simons, Daniel M. Malarney; collector of takes, Henry A. McKeon; consta- bes, John P. Lewis, William Ritchie. John J. Hackett; registrar of voters, Francis E. Mckeon; school committee. Daniel M. Malarney. 1924; Edward Mccormick, 1925; Adele D. Murray, 1926
 For the first time in years the democrats failed to endorse the re- publican selection for town clerk and treasurer and they did not endorse the republicans choice for first selectman.
 Auto Hits Wagon
 A wagon driven by two young men who could not speak English was struck and wrecked by large touring car last night at the intersection or the turnpike and the Middletown road. The wagon was complete loss but no one was injured and the auto mobile merely suffered two bent fend- CTS.
 According to the story the wagon was proceeding south on the turnpike and did not have a light on 1t. The driver headed the horses for the Mid- dletown road and as the wagon was about to cross, it was struck squarely in the middle by the car, the crash being heard everywhere in the neigh borhood.
 The men in the wagon were thrown out, but suffered no ill effects and the horse, from which the harness had been stripped, was also uninjured. Ap- parently the men were carrying home q load of vegetables, as they were scattered over the road.
 Voters Will be Made
 The selectment will meet with the town clerk in the latter's office on Saturday, September IS from until 6 o'clock for the purpose of making voters of those whose names appear on the preliminary lists and are found to be eligible to 'be made
 The following residents of Berlin ,ave placed their names with the reg strars as desiring to be made elect ,rs.
 District No. 1-George Brayne, ,tanley c. Barrett, Anna Crandall,' Marion Gibney, Howard Hall, Esther .und, Flora NJ. Norton, Elsie H. Nor on, westell A. Norton, 1nez olm- tead. Elvie Olmstead, Margaret Pau oz, M. l.. Rhodes, Mrs. M. L. Rhodes, Alexander Sonnenberg, Catherine p. Nora Skinner, Ruth Wey- mouth.
 District No. 2-Wm. E. Brown. Jr., richmond Colby. Louise Colby, Henry ,olby, Jr., Masseino Ferrero, Frank 'ogliati John Giana. Dennis Giana, ;ellie Graziano. Thomas Haddock, William Neil, Florence Nelson, Agnes olson. Esther Olson, Jennie Phillips, ohm F. Sims, Rose F. Sims, Marie P. vinchell Anna White, Belle Whit nan.
 District No. 3-George Abel Will am Cole, Royal Clough, John Holi- . an, Edward Krauth, LeRoy w. Pal am.
 Will Hold Dinner A real old home day will be cele- rated in the Kensington Methodist hurch on Saturday, September 22, hen friends and neighbors of the hurch will meet at 1:30 o'clock. ther events are on the program for le afternoon and those in charge are , reparing for a large crowd. The ommittee is T. c. Hanford, Oscar dgerley, c. l.. Lewis. C. H. Johnson nd R. E. Tryon.
 In Charge of Booths Announcement of those in charge f, the booths at the Grange fair. : hich begins Thursday. has been . ade. In charge of the fancy articles n i'll be Mrs. Harry Gould: fish pond. i, rs. Myron Goodrich; home made !. lndy. Mrs. Leon Hall; home made cd. Mrs. E. B. Adams; floral booth, n IFS. George Greene; vegetables and n uit E. B. Adams: stationery. Ar b. UT H. Bushnell. sl The candy and soft drink booths sl III also be in full swing on the main sl or and dancing will be enjoyed each u.