New Britain herald., 1924-10-28

pany 10 use trolley cars on the line during the rush hours. That bet ter service will be the result is the belief of people in general.
 Community Club Meeting
 The Kensington Community club meeting, attended by the largest and most enthusiastic number of residents in its short history, dis pensed with great deal of impor- tant business last night.
 The bylaws and constitution, as presented by committee to draw them up, were approved and ac- cepted. The nominating committee, consisting of the. same members who brought in the list of officers, was instructed to bring in the names Of three members at the next meet ing, these members to act as a gen eral committee on activities, that is, committee to arrange the activities of the club during the year. Other committees. elected to serve in CO., operation with the general commit tee, will aid in planning the in dividual activities.
 An executive committee of five members is also being planned, One member of the organization. be- sides the four officers, will serve on this committee. The officers are automatically made members.
 A membership committee, of which Miss May Lord is chairman, will be appointed in a short time and an extensive drive for members will bc started. A canvass of the en- tire district will he made. Exact details have not been forthcoming as yet.
 Polling Places Announced
 The polling places for the election on Tuesday, November 4, have been anpounced as the Town hall in the first district, Berlin; the A. F. F. barber shop, in the second district, kensington, and the Athletic build ing in the third district, East Ber- lin.
 The voters will ballot their choice for the following offices, president ard vice. president of the United States, governor, lieutenant gover- nor. secretary, treasurer and comp uoller of the state of Connecticut, representative in congress from the first congressional district, senator from the fifth senatorial district of Connecticut, judge of probate for the district of Berlin, representative to the general assembly and nine jus tices of the peace.
 The polls will be open on Tues day from 6 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock in the evening.
 Republican Committee Meeting
 4 meeting of the republican town committee is scheduled for tonight at s o'clock in the Town hall. At this time final plans for the election next week will be made. There are several matters of importance which will be taken up at the meeting.
 III With Pneumonia
 Louis Seravalli of East Berlin is i'll at his home with penumonia, Dr. A. ]. Goodwin of Kensington is at- tending him. MT. Seravalli is severe iy i'll.
 Has Scarlet Fever
 Verna, the four-year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Hultgren of kensington, is III at her home with scarlet fever. It is reported that she is progressing toward recovery.
 K. A. C. Meeting
 The Kensington Athletic club will meet tonight at o'clock at T. A. R. hall and final reports will be made on the recent carnival. Other busiAess will be transacted.
 Bowling League Active.
 The Kensington Bowling league, after making an early start, is making a name for itself and the following is the standing of the teams al the present time: