New Britain herald., 1926-10-12

are now sitting back and waiting for the election, the republicans confi- dent that Stevens past record and present platform is enough to carry the day and the democrats predict ing a more radical upset than that which sent the republicans scurrying around in the town elections.
 Ecclesiastical Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington F,Cclesia stical society was held last evening in the church par lCrs of the Berlin Congrcg gational church. The election of officers re- suited in the following members be- ing chosen to lead the organization for the coming year; Walton H. Meagley, clerk; Henry C. Deming, treasurer; Emil o. Shjerden, mem- her of the societies committee.
 Berlin is very proud of it ecclosi- astical society. it being one of the very few left in New England. It was founded about three years be- fore the founding of the church, be- ing about 153 years old. It acts to a board of trustees and has been discarded by larger cities and other towns as being out of date. Berlin. however, has clung to its society and points it out as being one of the very few that has given l5o years of satisfactory service to the community.
 Residents Complain
 Residents Of Blue Hills are regis. tering complaints about the night rabbit hunting that is going on promisCuously in that section. AS the season for rabbits does moi be- gin until November i and as night is prohibited in the state laws, the ones causing the complaint are law breaking and are liable to fine and imprisonment,
 The residents of the gunning dis trict are indignant over the fact that such poor Sportsmen exist that would hunt rabbits at night and out of season. Although the section is well. supplied with the cotton tails. they claim that a few more nights of lawless hunting will wipe them out. II is rumored that q vigilance committee will be formed among the residents to quelI the law-breakcrs and their methods will not be mild, it is claimed. The state wardens have been notified and it is thought that their action in the matter will result in some we'll deserved arrests among the offenders.
 Ladies Aid Meeting
 A meeting of the Ladies Aid so- ,iety of the Berlin Congregational church will be held this afternoon at the home of Miss E. r. Wilcox of Warrington ridge. II is expected that q large attendance will be pres ant.
 Crash at Corner
 After thc democratic caucus had adjourned last evening with the de- ,ision that Miss Johanna Murray vas installed on the ticket as Q justice of tho peace, Miss Murray re- ,cived a strange form of congratu- ation in the shape of an auto acci- lent in which her car was slightly 
 The crash occurred at Upson's Corner and coupe was the offend ng congratuator It is thought hat the other machine cut the 'orner rather sharply. striking Miss fender and damaging the rody. No arrests were made as an agreement between the two drivers etlled matters without investigation oy the police.
 Legion Dance
 Bolton -Kasica Post of the Ameri- ,an Legion will hold it's second lance of tho season this evening at he Grang hall at s o'clock until midnight. Fancy dancing has been arranged for an entertainment and ieveral feature dances will be awarded prizes. The Ladies' Aux liary will serve refreshments.
 Social Service Meeting
 The social service Of the Kensing- on Methodist church will hold it's 'cgular weekly meeting this after loon at 3:45 o'clock. During the iession the members may do their ,wn fancy work or may specialize n church sewing for charity work.
 Bible Class
 The first monthly meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible class will be leld this evening at o'clock, Rev. 'amuel A. Fiske officiating. The pastor will give talk on his travels broad last summer. A social hour