New Britain herald., 1924-09-04

Tn an appearance. He said that there are many in the town who are comparatively new residents and have not taken the trouble to regis. ter their names or become voters.
 They should take 1t upon them- selves 10 see that their names are on the list," said Mir. Deming. He said that it is their duty to do so.
 The board will meet to make" voters on September 20, so that those admitted will have a chance to go to the polls to cast their vote in the town, state and national elections which come this fall.
 Frances F. Mckeon and MT. Dem- ing comprise the board of regis trars.
 Returns to Spencer.
 Rev. Edward Upson Cowles and Mrs. Cowles have returned to their home In Spencer, Mass, after spending weeks with Rev. Mir. Cowles' parents, Postmaster Sidney NJ. Cowles and Mrs. Cowles of kensington.
 Will Carter Fight?
 That First Selectman George B. Carter will not go out of his way to fight any democratic, candidate for the position of first selectman at the coming election, is the alega- tion of several of Berlin's political 
 Others aver tht Mir. Carter fully realizes that Mir. Pagan, the pro- posed democratic candidate, is strong and would poll large num- Der of votes from Kensington. it be- ing probable that he will run ahead of his ticket in that section of the town if not in the other two dis tricts. Mir. Pagan is a popular man with Kensington residents and be- sides, the voters there think 1t is about time for a Kensington man to be first sclectman. These two points may go a long way toward secur- ing the election for this candidate. It is not thought that republicans would be averse to voting for him.
 Therefore. political dopesters think Mir. Carter should take his more seriously.
 Death Rate Low in August
 The death rate in Berlin during the month of August was extremely low, according toN records in the office of the town clerk. These records show that there were only two deaths during that month. However, June and July showed a much higher rate, there having been Is deaths in that period.
 Returns From Trip
 Lawrence Golen of Berlin has re- turned from an automobile trip to the Adirondack mountains and Lake George. Mir. Golen left the latter part of last week and the tour was made without mishap, the party ar- irving in Berlin last night.
 Committee Meeting
 The anniversary committee in charge ot arrangements for the exercises which will bring to a close he 150th year since the erection of he present Kensington Congrega- tional church building will hold a in the church parlors Fri day evening at o'clock.
 The present meeting house was built 15O years ago. the exact date the latter part of the year. Extensive plans for an observance of this anniversary are being made.
 Visiting From Pennsylvania
 Michael Lynch of Erie, Pennsyl- yania, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Pagan of Kensington. Mir. Lynch is we'll known in that dis .riet of Berlin.
 Belmont Colwick Nuptials
 Rocco A. Belmont of Berlin and Miss Alma Colwick, daughter of John Co1wick of Kensington, were married yesterday by Rev. J. C. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church in Kensington.
 Mir. Belmont is proprietor Of a barber shop in Kensington and is also we'll known in New Britain, as Is Mrs. Belmont, who, for some lime has been an employe at the New York Dining Rooms in New Britain.
 Store Nearly Completed
 James Peretta of Kensington, who Or the past several weeks has been on an addition to his store 'n Main street, reports tha the building is rapidly nearing comple-