New Britain herald., 1926-10-02

The registrars Of voters will mee J next Tuesday from a. m. to T ! m, in the town hall for the pur
 pose of receiving the names of thos deslrous of being made voters in tn
 coming state election. These appli
 cants will be made" at later date Suffers Slight Accident John Mazzali of -Kensington suf fered a slight injury this morning when he ran q nail into his foot
 He was attended by Dr. Matthew H
 Griswold and it is expected that h'
 will not be inconvenienced for an, great length of time, as a result.
 Daughter is Born
 A daughter has been born 10 Mir and Mrs. John Cornell of kensing ton. The child has been named Margaret. Mir. and Mrs. Cornellt are well known Italian residents of the town.
 Attending World Series Game
 Bernard Ives of Kensington has left for New York city, where he will be in attendance at the first of the world series baseball games, which will be played at the Yankee 1 Stadium today. It was expected that several other Berlin baseball fans ] would be in attendance. Choir Resumes Activities
 The choir of St. Paul's church. kensingtn, has resumed it's ac- tivities for the winter season. The | evening set for rehearsal is Tues 1 day and the group will practice on that night each week unless notice to the contrary is given.
 Cemetery AsSo. Elects. Frank l.. Wilcox was elected president of the Wilcox Cemetery as- sociation at the annual meeting last night at the home of Ernest w. Mil drum, East Berlin. F. G. Morgan was elected vice president; E. W. Mildrum. secretary; A. A. North. treasurer: Victor Benson. auditor, and Hobart L. Honss, superinten- dent.
 The reports of the officers were read and accepted The cemetery is in excellent condition. The plot of land presented by Ernest l.. Wilcox last year has been fenced in and there has been considerable grading ! done by R. o. Clark. The endow- ment fund has received an addition ot $500 during the year.
 East Berlin Items
 Services will be held at the usual hours tomorrow at the Methodist church with preaching at 10:45 o'clock followed by Sunday school class at ? o'clock. Rev. A. l.. Bur green will he the preacher at the morning service.
 services at St. Gabriel's Episcopal l church will be conducted tomorrow ! as usual. Sunday school will precede the regular church service.
 The first whist of the season was 1 held at St. Gabriel's social room i last evening there being eight tables. ! The prize winners for the women i were: first prize. Mrs. Charles Can non; second, Mrs. Archer Walsh; consolation, Mrs. Arthur Bowers. 1 For the men first prize was captur- cd by Edward McCorckle and second by J. A. Williams. Walter Krashen 1 taking the consolation. Another whist will be held next Friday eve i ming at the same hour.
 Miss Helen Flaherty is spending q | few days as the guest of Mrs. lsa- ] hSlla ~Io at the Hubbard school for several years and has wide circle Of friends.
 A chapter of Pythian sisters is to be organized here. steps having already been taken to form the or ganizatiOn. There are q large num- ber of local women qualified to he members of the chapter and it is expected that tho first meeting of the order will be called next wek.e Next Tuesday evening the Knights ! of Pythias will entertain members of out Of town chapters and invited guests at a social to be held at their i rooms in Community hall. An en- ! tertainment program is being ar ranged The local order is planning for a winter of activity and Tires day evenings social is the first Of the seasons events.
 Miss Dorothy Rich entertained Mrs. R. F.. Walker of New Britain vest terday.
 Several young people from here have motored to New York to at tend the opening game of the world series 10 be played in that city to- day. Some of those attending from
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