New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Caroline Savage.
 MOmCn'S League Meeting

" OInSnS League Mectlng
 The regular monthly meeting of the kensington League Of Women Voters will be held on Tuesday eve ming, October Il, al 8 o'clock at Le- zion Hall, Kensngton. No special speakers have been arranged, as a large program Of business confronts the members.
 The annual state convention of the Connecticut League of Women Voters will be held in Waterbury early in November and Tuesday eve ning's business will include tL- ap- pointment of the delegates to that meeting. The election Of the Ken sington League will be held in No vember and preparatory steps will be taken towards the selection of the candidates.
 School Board
 The monthly meeting Of the school board will be held this eve ming at 8 o'clock at the Kensington ness is scheduled for transaction in cluding a report of the superintend- ent on the opening Of the night school sessions which will take place on Monday evening. October 10.
 Joint Meeting
 The first joint meeting of the sea son between the Bolton -kasiCa post American Legion, and the Ladies Auxiliary. will be held this evening at o'clock at Legion Hall, Ken sington. A social evening has been arranged. no speakers having been scheduled to address the gathering
 Visiting Here
 Addison L. Clark of Copenhagen N. Y, is visiting his niece, Mrs George Griffith Of Peck street, Ken sington. Mir. Clark, although Sc years old and totally deaf, travels alone extensively throughout the country, going south every winter unaccompanied and making other trips about New England before re- turning to Copenhagen for the win ter.
 Season To Open
 The hunting season will open to- morrow at daylight. To the resi-. dents Of this town, that statement means that not much sleep will be enjoyed after the first glimmers o, light in the east. Hundreds of 10. cal and out of town sportsmen art arranging plans to be on the t!elt on the first day and last year. promiscuous bombardment bids fail to be surpassed this season. Local hunters have been polish. ing their guns and buying shells fol the past several days while dog. have been exercised daily in prepa ration for the red-letter day on the sportsmens calendar. Pheasants partridge and squirrels will be oper to fire tomorrow, rabbits receiving z respite until November 1 at th' 1 hands of a generous fish and gam, commission. Three partridge. two cock pheasants and eight squirrel are allowed by the state to the hunt CT. License badges must be worl in a conscipuous place on the lief l lapel of the coat.
 Pheasants are promised the brun of tomorrow's attack, the foliage 0 the surrounding woods proving to- ! dense for good partridge hunting Game is reported plentiful through 1 0 .t s'l he three districts and larg h-gs should be reportof with tn ret,;fn 0. the nimrods tomorrow. Town Nurse Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the tow | nursing committee will meet thi evening at o'clock The monthl, report of Miss Ivy Dolby, towl nurse, will be read and reports of tn various committees will be heard 1 Other routine business will be trans acted.
 Road Opened
 For the first time since the begin ming of concrete laying operations ol the Beech Swamp road, both side of the thoroughfare were opened t traffic from the New Britain cit. l line to point almost half way t Upson's corners. Motorists wer l given taste of what they might eX pect with the completion of tn highway and smiling faces testitie to complete approval of the finishe work. It is thought that the entir stretch will be opened to traffic earl next week.
 Preparatory activities for the lay