New Britain herald., 1926-09-20

lstrars and selectmen, forty-two showed up to be admitted as yot- CTS. Town officials are disappointed with the results of the meeting and are at loss to understand why more eligible persons did not re- spond. Of the 42 that attended three registered as democrats, one registered as independent and 3s went on the lists as republican.
 Those registered as voters are: T. Skinner. J. C. Carter, C. w. Haw- kins, M. D. Hawkins, L. w. Stearns, s. w. Hyde. R. Taylor, F. Slater, K. Slater, F. Young, R. Lindsley c. Lindsley, NJ. George, NJ. Graham, M. E. Hall E. Johnson, A. Marieni, A. Albert, M. Albert, E. Seaburg, E. Bolles, l.. Bolles, J. Dean, N. Pic chino, c. l.. Lewis. V. L. Phillips. E. M. Phillips, A. P. Marieni, M. P. Pabst, L. Pabst, A. Carson, R. Abel, Jr., E. Holmes, A. H. Burgreen, Mrs. A, H. Burgreen. F.. Ensign, C.. Pollard, Jr., I. Honiss, l. Pia, E. Lindquist. E. Johnson, L. Cistare.
 Friends Fear For Safety
 Friends of Mrs. Annie Molumphy who recently moved to Florida. is thought 10 have moved to the area that has been struck by the hurri- cane. As yet no word has been re- ceived from Mrs. Molumphy and her friends desire that any word from her be broadcast in this place to re- lieve their anxiety concerning her safety.
 Shooting Clubs Meet
 Saturdays meet of the kenslngton Gun club was well attended consid- ering the fact that the All-kensing- tons were at the same time beating the Corbin Red So1 of New Britain in another part of the field. After Saturdays game had become a cer- tainty, several of the spectators wan dered over to watch the pigeon breakers make the clay fly and in terest in the gunning was keen. Bill Jones again got high score for the total number of breaks. none of the birds getting away from his gun.
 Finance Board Meeting
 The annual open meeting Of the finance committee will be held this evening at s o'clock at the town hall A large attendance is anti as several important fea- lures of the budget will be up for discussion.
 Delegates At Convention
 First Selectman George B. Car CT and George s. Griffith, local delegates to the republican county at Hartford, attended he meeting there today. Both e1- ,ect to return 10 this place in time O attend the finance boards meet ng this evening as one of the dele rates, at least, will be an important igure In tonight's meeting.
 Engagement Announced
 Mrs. Katherine Humason of New Britain, has announced the engage nent of her daughter, Florence, to Theodore Skinner, son Of MT. ana drs. Elmer Skinner, of this place. The wedding is planned to take ,lace October 27 in New Britain
 Personal Items
 Mrs. F. F. Hanford and Mrs R. \. Wooding of kensington were Tn tendance at the institute meeting f the Woman's Home Missionary ociety held at the Methodist church f Forestville, last week.
 Miss Leona Lewis. daughter ot fir. and Mrs. c. F. Lewis of Ken ington, has returned to the Meth dist hospital at Brooklyn, NeWI -ork, where she will resume her tudies.
 The B. w. G. H. club rendered Asses Blanche and Helen Johnson farewell party at the home of Dor thy Wright last Friday evening. tiss Blanche Johnson leaves today ,r Wheaton and Miss Helen John- on leaves this week for storrs col ,se.
 Mrs. R. A. Wooding of Kensing- ,n attended the meeting of the oard of directors at the Methodist ome of the First Methodist church [ Meriden. last week.
 The social service class of the ensington Methodist church will old their first meeting of the year lis afternoon at 4:00 o'clock this 'ternoon at the church.
 Mrs. Florence kiddler has return to her home in New York city ter visit with Mrs, Ida Morse