New Britain herald., 1923-09-14

| eNh1Dlt far SurpaSSeS the mower ex-
hibits of previous years both in vari-
cites of flowers and the beauty of the
flowers. Mrs. George Greene is in
charge of the exhibit, as in past sea-
sons and many favorable comments
regarding her work were heard last
evening.
The fancy work exhibit is also wor-
thy of mention. Here are seen many
articles, attractive and useful. Mrs.
| Harry Gould is in charge. The home
made candy booth in charge of Mrs.
Barrett and Mrs. Leon Hall, the fish
pond, literally patronized by both
young and old and the other inter-
esting exhibits of vegetables and
canned fruit attracted much atten-
ton. The vegetables this year are
exceptionally well arranged and well
selected.
At a special booth the Connecticut
ing a selection of vacuum cleaners,
electric irons washing machines and
other electrical articles.
Special prizes are to be offered to-
morrow evening. They are a lamp
given by the Connecticut Light and
Power Co., boudoir lamp given by
the John A. Andrews Co., an automo-
bile spot light given by the Berlin
garage, a bed quilt made and pre-
scented by the ladies of the grange
and five-pound box of candy. Harry
cial cake last evening.
There was a large representation
present from Meriden last evening
and a large number of people was
present for the dancing, music being
furnished by the T. A. B. orchestra.
Will Have "Dog" Roast.
The Kenton Hill club, an organiza-
ton made UP of several Kensington
families, will be entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Hart
of Kensington this evening. A dog"
roast and corn roast will be the
main things on the program. 1t is
expected that about 80 people will be
among them. several friends
of the club from New Britain.
This club is purely social organi-
cation, enjoying whist socials in the
winter and outings in the summer.
Several families are included and
from all reports good times are on
the schedule every time the organiza-
ton meets.
10 Make Voters.
The board of selectmen, the regis
trars of voters and the town clerk
will meet in the office of the town
clerk tomorrow from a. m. to
>. M, standard time, for the purpose
Of making voters
Those whose names appear on the
list and who desire to vote at the
coming election should make an eff ;
ort to be present at some time dur
ng the day.
Daughter Is Born.
A daughter was born at the New
Britain General hospital last night to
dr. and Mrs. Howard Bunce of Ber-
In. Both mother and child are re- s,
,orted to be doing well.
More Tennis Coming.
The East Berlin tennis team, not ,
ontent with having made mess Of !,
he Worthington districts finest last :
saturday, are now COWS out for more
Hood and will pick ON a selected s
cam from the Kensington district.
is reported as having
ONE excellent players who are an :
icipating good time when they !,
leet their opponents from the other :,
ide of the hill. East Berlin is be- !,
oming confident of her powers in !,
he athletic field and is going out Z
fter' more territory to conquer. +
However. they have not heard the :,
lst from the Worthington tennis
marks and it is expected that come
ack will be staged some time be- :,
,re snow flies. q
Battle For Town Clerk.
1t s-expected, according to reports
political circles that the battle at
lie polls for the position of town
ERIK will be a hard one this year. re
hilip Pagan for the democrats and RI
rthur L. Woodruff for the G. o. p.
III each poll a large number of v!
ties, It is expected. This will be the hi
st real battle that the present town G.
ERIK will have had since gaining
lice. h,
East Berlin Items. lisp
The library Will be open this eve te