New Britain herald., 1923-10-02

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 There were noticeable cuts in the republican berths for first selectman and collector of taxes, both Mir. Car ter and Mir. Lewis falling some behind their party. There were 549 votes cast in the town, 175 in the first dis trick, Berlin, 275 in the second dis trict, kensington. and 90 in the third district. East Berlin.
 First Selectman Carter in state ment this morning expressed his thanks to all those who in any way helped at the polls.
 Town Meeting Postponed
 At o'clock in the. afternoon, yes terday, the results of t1fe election were read at the annual town meeting held in the town hall. Moderator William II. Gibney of the first district read the results and acted as moderator. There was an exceedingly small attendance and as is the usual custom, the meet 'ing was adjourned until Tuesday eve ming. October g. at s o'clock, upon motion of First Seectman Carter.
 School Question Coming
 Among the big items to come up at the town meeting next Tuesday will De the settlement of the high school question, which occupied the time at a special town meeting held last year. Ii was decided, at that time, to place the question on the table until the town meeting of this year. Those against the project are urging. people to attend and state their views if they object to the placing of the town un- der bonds of $15O,O0O for the building and equipment of High school in Berlin. Those in favor are also alert, | urging people to attend if they desire | 10 have a high school, but to attend | anyway and state their views, not sit | back when they get to the meeting, and let two or three people carry on he whole business.
 Names Are Mentioned
 Several names are being mentioned r for the berth of postmaster at Ken. ;inston, when that office becomes iacant next year with the expiration 'f the term of the present postmaster, William w. Pagan.
 Although it is rather early for the ,eople to De thinking about who will ake the position when Mir. Pagan caves office, residents of kensington Ire now busy drumming up the James of several for the job. Among hose which are receiving the greatest upport are Reginald Stevens, George Iriffith and Miss Marjorie Moore, all # whom are well known. It is hought that several other men and fomen will be mentioned for the po- ltlon before long, but the aforemen-\, Ioned three constitute the advance uard.
 Attend Harwington Fair Francis Deming. treasurer of the 'erlin Savings bank, First Selectman { ieorge B. Carter and Health Officer 'oger C. Griswold, were the guests of N-Comptroller of State Morris c. webster at the Harwnton fair today.
 Town Report Issued The annual report of the Town of : 'crlin for 1923 has been received l S''' 'iiN pupholitlS anu COplGS were istributed at the polling places yes s erday. The pamphlet contains the re- I ort of the selectmen, the report of ( he town treasurer, the final report of V ]. k. Showalter, ex-superintendent of ] chools. Berlin sahool bulletins. report s the financial secretary of the school oard, health officers report and other , ems of interest to the voters.
 Real Estate Deals 6 Mike Tynik has sold to Joe Binak acres of land in East Berlin just est of the Middletown trolley line. The New Britain National bank has 'ld to Elton and Jennie Ensing a one lmily house through the Camp Real state agency of New Britain.
 Items of Interest
 According to a birth certificate re- irned this morning to the office of le town clerk. son, Edward, has zen born to MT. and Mrs. Timothy ernard Dehan Of kensington on Sep mber 24
 Hiram c. Hurlburt, rural carrier for e kensington post office, will attend e Durham fair tomorrow.
 Miss Ruth Post Of the Berlin Saw gs bank is thinking of spending next