New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29

ed, this winter. Surveyors are already
on the job laying out building lots and
boulevard west from the turnpike
about 1000 feet.
"Get Out and vote!''
In speaking of the coming election
Monday, Henry c. Deming, chairman
of the republican town committee.
stated this morning that the people
should get out and vote. Go to the
polls Cast your ballot. It's part Of
your duty" was Mr.. Deming's mes
sage to the citizens of Berlin.
The democrats are urging the same
course of action, The war cry is Get
Out and Vote" Interest Is not run
ming high this year.
The republican ticket is as follows:
Assessor, Frank G. Kramer; board of
relief Theodore NJ. Savage; select
men, George B. Carter, William H.
Schroeder, town clerk, Arthur L.
town treasurer, Arthur L.
board of finance, Robert
0. Clark; auditor, Robert H. Graham;
grand jurors, Carleton Hazen, Robert
collector of taxes, Charles F.
Lewis; constables Frank Brown, En-
rico Polo, Orville s. Ventres, Frank
F. Clark; registrar of voters, Henry
:. Deming; town school committee,
5or three years, Stanley L. Gelpin, for
:wo years, Ernest w. Mildrum, for
one year. S. Chase Coale.
Democratic Ticket
The democratic ticket is assessor,
Paul Giana; board of relief, John p.
)eMore; selectmen, Raymond F. Dyer,
Patrick ]. Buckley; town clerk. Philip
VI. Pagan; town treasurer, Philip Nj. |
'agan; board of finance, Bernard r.
Moore, Johann Murray; auditor,
George w. Sullivan grand jurors,
|ohn r. DeMore, John P. Fitzsim-
mons, Daniel NJ. Malarney; collector
# taxes, Henry A. McKeon: consta- !
lies, John P Lewis, William J.
sitchie, John J. Hackett: registrar of
oters, Francis f. McKeon: town
chool committee, for three years.
ldele ID. Murray, for two years, Ed
Yard Mccormick, for one year, Daniel
Malarney
Polling Places
Polls Will open at a. M. and will
lose at p. m. The voting place for
he first district will be the town hall |
or the second district the A. F.. r
'arber shop, kensington and for the
hlrd district the Athletic building in
last Berlin.
st. Paul's Church.
services at st. Paul's church, Kens-
ngton, will be on standard time TO-
corrow, masses being celebrated at
ana 10 a. m. Rev. j. C. Brennan
I'LL be in charge.
Berlin Congregational.
services on standard time. The
oys' class will meet at 10 a. m. Rev.
amuel a. Fiske win preach on the
ubJect, Go and Witness" at the
forming service at 1o:45 O'Clock, At
: o'clock the Sunday school and the
lens class will hold their sessions.
ne former in the chapel of the
hurch and the latter in the commun-
y house.
kensington Methodist.
All time noted is standard Tho
forming service will be in charge of '
HISS May Lord and she will speak :
ON Matthew 25:45. Rally Day will
observed in the Sunday school and
romotlons will take place. In the 1
'ening at 1880 o'clock the pastor s
Ill deliver the last of her series of
ctures on THE Family" Her sub
ct viii be, Sons and Daughters of !
lie Home" 9
kensington Congregational.
Standard time for all services. AT s
$50 a. m. the regular morning sery- t
e will be held and will take the {
lrt of a rally service with the sun c
~ school, Christian Endeavor So n
ETY. and congregation in attendance. .
the Sunday school at 1910 D. m. c
Rally Day program will be carried
IT. roll call OF the classes will be \
ken. The church decoration is in Il
Iarge of Thomas Emersons class
ID all those having flowers for use (,
ould communicate with him. A
Getting of the Christian Endeavor
ciety vii be held at D. m.
New Feature I'm Church,
A new feature will be introduced Il
10 the Kensington Methodist church ST
IT Thursday evening. This will be CT
: first of series of Church Train di