New Britain herald., 1924-09-09

that William W. Pagan, the demo- cratic candidate, would be elected.
 Car Leaves Track
 A hold-up of several minutes had to be endured last night just north of Upson's Corner, when the 7:30 trolley car for New Britain struck stone in the track and the front truck left the rails, swinging out into the middle of the road. The wrecking car had to be called out and it was some time before the car was placed on the tracks again. Motorman John Frawley was in charge of the car.
 100 Names Received
 The registrars of voters have had a big day in town today. Up to 1 o'clock this afternoon they had received about 100 names to be placed on the "to be made" list of voters for the coming election and 1t was expected that many more would be received before the session ends. New voters will be made" on September 20.
 Bible Class Opening
 Rev. J. B. Palmer of Hartford will be the speaker at the a. first meeting of the season of the Mems Bible class of Berlin in the com- munity house tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The social committee has arranged an excellent program in addition to the talk by the Hart ford clergyman and all men of the community, whether members of the closs or not, are invited to be present.
 Many Are Vaccinated
 The physicians of the town had a busy day yesterday vaccinating many children in preparation for the beginning of the fall term to- day There were many children who were starting in school and who had not been vaccinated and there were others who were missed when the general call went out for vaccinations.
 Bell to Speak
 Rev. J. H. Bell of New Haven will conduct the services at the kensington Methodist church Thurs day evening. Following the services the first quarterly conference will be held and trustees for the church will be elected.
 Plan Another Carnival
 The St. Paul's Drum Corps of kensington is planning another carnival to be held in the near fu- ture on the field opposite the Der lin Savings bank. This affair will be similar to the event held a few months ago and will have many things to attract residents of Ken sington. as well as people from towns.
 Beautiful Window Installed
 A beautiful memorial window, a product of the Tiffany Studios in New York city, has recently been placed in the East Berlin Methodist | church. The subject represented is The Beloved Disciple"
 The figure of St. John is shown lifting the veil, his eyes gazing up- ward. He is holding a pen in his | right hand and the Book in the left, about to inscribe upon the parch- ment, the message, And heard a voice from Heaven, saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which l die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them"
 The general tone of the window is the light opalescent colors of the Tiffany fayrile glass The figure is standing alone and behind 1t is a beautiful landscape. At the base of the window is the following text and The disciple whom Jesus loved" In. loving memory of Lewis A. Westcott, lS4s-1s21."
 Leaves For Nashville
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Deacon and Virginia, who have been spending the summer months with Mrs. Deacon's parents. Mir. ana Mrs. H. Webster, have left for their home in Nashville. Tenn, stopping first at westchester, Pa.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting
 A meeting of the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St, Paul's church, KensinE- ton, will be held tonight at f:io