New Britain herald., 1924-10-13
Tuesday evening.
 Make" SS Voters


 A total of SS new voters were made" at the session of the select mon. the registrars and the town clerk in the town clerks office on Saturday. according to figures re- leased today. This was less than half of the total number who reg istered to be made.
 For this reason another session will be held next Saturday afternoon in the town clerks office from 1 un- til o'clock for the admitting of others to the electors oath. This will be the last chance for those who have not already done so. to be made voters.
 Win on Gridiron.
 The Mohawks of Meriden were beaten by the All kensingtons on the sridiron at the PercivaI avenue field yesterday afternoon, the final taliy-up being 1S-O.
 The Mohawks claim they were beaten by 8 heavier team. Whether that is so or not, the All kenspg- tons showed themselyed more ex- perienced and the cooperation and machine like precision with which the locals worked was missing in the lineup of the visitors. Line punges nrtted the Kensington dele gation great gains and gaps in the opposing line led the way to many spectacular runs on the part of the home team.
 Giannotta, MasseIli fand Orsie. former stars with the lOSth infan- try: Venture, Hart and Arruth Of the Old Acorns were the big leaguers of the game.
 The Kensington lineup: Kane, Roche, right ends Arruth, Mckeon, fullback: Ursie, Venture, right half back; Beeman, right guard; Com boil, right tackle;. Masselli, John son, left tackle; Alebee, Orsie, left guard; Greco, center; Kingo, left ralfback; Hart, quarterback; Nen- turo, Kingo, left end.
 The All Kensingtan will hold a practice session tonight at 2 o'clock at Foresters hall.
 To Play First Game
 The All-kensington Juniors will embark on the sea Of football ac- tivities next Sunday afternoon al the rercival avenue field, when they meet the Percival Giants ot Ken sinGton. The teams are considered to be evenly matched, as each aver ages 105 pounds m weight inc lineup fol the Juniors iIGludes, hn- ward Malone, r. Greco w. Ring- wood. E. Kosuch, l.. Stuhlman, w. Ritchic, F. Seaburg. II. seaburg' k' Moftstt, x. Malone, k. Beecher.
 The team will practice several nights this week fer the comlhs battle and it is understood that seV- eral interesting games Will he loI'n- coming this season
 Many Events This Wees
 The coming week will be cram med full of activities for ber''n people. something being schedu'eu for nearly every night
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Ecclesiastical society IS scheduled for tonight at o'clock Also. the Democratic caucus VIII De held at Foresters' hall at the same hour. .,u
 The Republican caucus will be held tomorrow night at o'clock al the town hall and on Wednesday evening at s o'clock the adjourned town meeting will be held. on Thursday evening come the regular mid-week church services and Fri day evening is the date set for the annual meeting of the Berlin Con- gregational church. Residents Will he given a chance to rest up on Sat urday night, unless they care to at tend any of the several dances which will be held in town.
 Return From Trip
 Rocco Masselle, George Shaw and Hack Threvethan have returned from a weeks business trip 10 woonsoeket, R. l., in the interests of the Berun Construction company.
 Entertains Classmates
 Miss Ruth Anderson, graduate Of St. Raphael's hospital. New Haven, entertained the members of her class and the class supervisor at her home in Kensington Saturday afternoon. Refreshments were served esd an