New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
Wonen's League to Meet

men Voters will be held tomorrow evening at Legion hall at o'clock daylight time. Miss Sadie Fannie Gleaton, state organizer of the lea que, will deliver an address which will be of interest to all those at tending. Miss Gleaton is very pop ular in this section. being the or gantzer of the local league.
 Refreshments will be served and a social hour will follow the address including a political spelling bee. All members. non-members and friends of members are cordially invited to be present at the gathering.
 The cretonne curtains the league has purchased for Legion hall will be hung tomorrow. These adorn- ments were purchased with money raised by whist parties and other gatherings.
 The League of Women Voters is agitating for a district nurse. Miss May B. Lord and Miss Adele Murray being among the foremost members of the movement Some action on the drive is expected shortly.
 Caucuses Tonight
 With two caucuses coming this evening, the town hall should be crowded to overfowing when the re- publicans and democrats meet to SC tions. Both chairmen of the town committees urge every voter to be present at the two caucuses. The republicans will meet in the audi torium 0. the town hall and the democrats will meet upstairs in the court room. Both parties are pre- pairing for record attendances as great interest tas been shown poli- t;cs this year. although the positions themselves have kept in the dark as 10 possible candidates. A delegation from the League of Women voters 1. expected at each caucus.
 Watchman Movement
 The robbery whcih took place In Saturday night has start ed again the movem ent for the in stallation of a night watchman in that community. The residents feel that the time has come when is necessary for the pro- lection of residents.
 Family Reunion
 The 18th annual reunion of the Dunham family was held Saturday afternoon at the Worthington Com munity center which was attended by so members of the family. The old est guests was Mrs. Abbie Castelow, who Is 90, and the youngest was i've months old baby.
 A chicken dinner was served and he annual business meeting follow 7d. Henry C. Durham of Middle own was elected president; Royal H. Morse. secretary and treasurer; Stanley Peer, Hartford, historian Wilbur F. Castelow spoke in trih lte of the members who had passed sh during the past year and John l ). Roberts spoke of the present | members.
 It was voted to hold the next af ain at the same place in 1927 on | he Saturday after Labor Day and | 0 extend an invitation to all mem ,ers of the Durham family.
 Personal Items
 Miss Adele Murray, who has been II at St. Raphael's hospital In New l Haven has returned to her home in | <ensinEton.
 Athletic Club Meeting
 The Kensington Athletic club will lold a meeting tomorrow evening at he Tabs rooms. Important mat CTS will be discussed and a full at endance is requested.
 The carnival given by the club is Tue to arrive this evening and will ocate on the lot across from drug store. It was in ended to hold the event further up he street but lack of space necessi- ated the change.
 Kcnsington Cong. Wins
 The Kensington Congregational hurch baseball nine swamped the 'lainville team yesterday in Ken ington by the score of ii to 4. 'lainyille used three pitchers in an fort to stem the tide of hits sent ut by the Kensington batters, but 1 errors behind the twirlers took he hearts out of the three of them. The play of Munson and Woodford round second base and the hitting f Crane featured for Kensington. fter the first inning, Crane allowed l