New Britain herald., 1924-08-01

been secured so far by the teams from
 the three districts. There has beer
 much interest displayed in this cam. paign and keen rivalry has existed
 between the three teams. The report
 of the individual teams is: Kensine-
 ton, IS: Berlin, 6: East Berlin. s. As
 East Berlin has by far the fewest
 number of servicemen living in that district. the percentage basis will be used fin figuring out which team is the winner.
 that the names of delegates to the coming state convention do not have to be in until August 15, so the two were not appointed last night. The post will make an attempt to secure the necessary 51 members so that 1t may be entitled to three delegates.
 Kensington Man Sued
 Through his counsel. Bernard " Cohen, George .Anscheutz of Meri- den has brought suit against Gustave Schlaak of Kensington, alleging $500 damages caused by a motor vehicle collision. The writ is returnable in the city court of Meriden the first Tuesday in September.
 The accident occurred in Meriden near West Main and Morgan streets on July and the plaintiff claims that his machine was extensively damaged. Property owned by the defendant in Berlin has been attached by Constable John J. Hackett.
 Death of a Child
 Louis Massirio, eight years of age, son of MT. and Mrs. Eugenio Massirio of Kensngton, died yesterday after noon at the New Britain General hos pital following an operation for ap- pendicitis. The funeral will be held | tomorrow morning at o'clock from | St. Paul's church, Kensington, and | burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
 The boy was pupil in the Ken 'ington schools and was regarded as extremely bright for his age. Miss Mary Griswold, superintendent of chools, today expressed sorrow upon earning of his death and extended to the child's parents.
 Register Changes
 The board of registrars met today t the town hall for the purpose of orrecting the voting lists and chang ng the party affiliations of any who 0 desire. Henry Deming said today hat there are never many who desire ) change from one party to another, s most of the residents of Berlin are et in their ideas. politically.
 Next month the board will meet z IT the purpose of accepting names ( those who desire to be made voters l. oday the board was occupied with | le work of adding the names of | lose made voters last year so that a new list may be printed for use at 3 le caucuses. 0
 School Board Meeting t A regular meeting of the Berlin hool board will be held tonight at 80 o'clock in the office of the town erk Routine business will be I, ansacted.
 To Open Bids Bids for the work to be done on Q new school in the Blue Hills dis al ck will be opened at a special meet K E of the Berlin school board Mon B y evening at 7:S0 o'clock in the Jc ice of the town clerk. di
 Game Scheduled for Tonight St The Upstreets and the Downstreets da | engage in another scuffle tonight Ia, 2 o'clock on the Percival avenue ws Id, when they meet to decide which = i'm is worse at playing baseball. The Downstreets have a formidable cup. Among them are Philip gan. James J Fitzsimmons and orge Griffith. These boys have n practicing every evening for the t several weeks and are reported be In excellent trim.
 oercy Wells will catch and mmy" Dehan will pitch for the and other strong men on team include George Sullivan and 'rEe Corr. All of these men are mer, upholders of the Kensington ner in the baseball field and an fling battle is looked for.
 To Arrive in Town 'eniamin R. Showalter and family i expected to arrive in town this k-end for the month of August v will occupy their former resi- cs on Berlin street.
 Are Much Improved