New Britain herald., 1924-10-14
Lewis and James J. Fitzsimons was elected, following which the meeting | q d fnurnad

Lewis and James J. Fftzsimons was elected, following which the meeting adjourned.
 The club will meet again in two weeks, when the constitution and bylaws committee will report. Fur ther action will be taken at this time.
 Enthusiasm in the new organiza- tion runs high In Kensington and it is expected that an lace" club will be the result. Already members are beginning to look forward to coming events during the winter, the club being patterned somewhat on the Warrington and East Berlin organizations.
 A drive for membership will prob ably be launched after the club set- ties down to its routine of activities. An effort to interest all Kensington residents in the association will be made.
 3S Years Treasurer
 Francis Deming of Berlin was elected secretary and treasurer of the Worthington Ecclesiastical so- ciety for the 39th time at the an- nual meeting held last night. Mir. Deming has kept the records of the society for 3S years and his effi- ciency is attested by his continual reelection.
 The society's committee elected last night consists of w. H. Meagley, William Scott and Russell Gold. The report of the treasurer was submit ted and accepted. Miss Ruth Gal pin was elected superintendent of the Dennison cemetery.
 Mrs. Minor To Speak
 Mrs. George Maynard Minor, past president general, will address a meeting of Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at the community house OH Berlin street Thursday afternoon of this week. The meeting will not be an open one, but friends of members will be invited to attend.
 Republican Caucus The Republican caucus will be , held tonight in the town hall at o'clock to nominate q representative in the general assembly and to nom- mate justices of the peace. It is not expected that there will be op- position to the name of Francis Deming, who has announced him. self as candidate for the position of representative. Mr. Deming has served Berlin in the legislature and is familiar with it's workings. His record was an enviable one and it is expected that he will secure support of his party tonight. He is the only man to announce his candidacy this | year.
 Athletic Club Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of the Kensington Athletic club will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in T. A. B hall, Kensington. Considerable bust. ness of importance will occupy the members at this meeting. Autos In Collision Automobiles driven by John A Donnally of B West 17ith street New York city, and J. H. McClear, of Southington were involved in $ crash yesterday afternoon at tht corner of Worthington Ridge ant Pennington avenue. Both cars wert badly damaged, but the drivers es capped uninjured.
 "A Lotta Bunki"
 The drafting room boys of tn Berlin Construction Co.,, have beel blowing around the office for tn, past two days about the wonderfu catch they made on their fishini trip to Westbrook over the week end. This report was characterize, as "a lotta bunk" by one of their.eo workers, who in a fit of jealousy 0 truth-telling, let out the harrowin details. He says they have nothin to rave about, although they di catch a few fish.
 Annual Town Meeting
 The annual town meeting will b held tomorrow night at s o'clock i the town hall and large crowd expected to be present to hear th result of the project to have fh property in town reassessed by a outside concern, There are severs landholders in Berlin who do nc want this done, claiming that th pressnt assessors are doing the wi