New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

meeting held at their hall on Farm lngton avenue. Aul members of the organization are requested to be in attendance.
 League to Meet
 The Hartford County League of Women voters will meet tomorrow noon at the Hotel Bond to hold a luncheon in honor of the representa- tives and senators from the towns in tn, county who will be the guests of the league. About 15 members of the Kensington League of Women voters are planning to attend and their guest will be Representative Claude w. Stevens of kensington.
 Three speakers are scheduled to address the gathering. They include Miss Elizabeth Coe, who will speak on Jury Service For Women;" Miss Maude Keator, who will speak on Fitting the School to the Child;" and William II. Mandrey. who will address the group on Educational Standards"
 The meeting will be the second quarterly gathering of the league.
 Farmers to Meet
 The Farmers club of Berlin will hold an open meeting tomorrow eve ming at the Grange hall on Farm ington avenue. An authority on dairy operations from Storrs college will speak. The meeting is open to all local residents who are interest ed in dairy matters. This is the first of a series of open lectures, The later gatherings will deal with fruit and vegetables and will be open to the general public.
 This year is planned to be one of th' most active of the club since it's inauguration here. Several speak CTS have already addressed the organization and members of the as- sociation voted to give townspeople who were not members of the club a chance to hear the authorities speak on their subjects.
 Injurcs Leg
 David Gironi of Pennington ayes nue is suffering from a broken leg as the result of an accident which occurred at his home this morning. Gironi was rolling barrel of meat into his cellar when the barrel slip ped from his grasp and pinned his right leg against the wall The limb was broken between the knee and the ankle. Treatment was given by Dr. Matthew M. Griswold and the injured map is reported resting com fortably.
 Tabs Whist
 The St. Paul's T. A. X B. society and the women of the congregation of St. Paul's church. Kensington, will hold a whist and social tomor- row evening at s o'clock at the Tabs hall Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded to the winners of the events.
 Committee to Meet
 The democratic town committee will meet tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the Tabs hall. kensing-, ton, for the purpose of choosing member of the school board to take the place left by the death of Adele D. Murray.
 Numerous rumors were afoat to- day as to who would be chosen by the committee to serve on the board. Two candidates especially have been termed as the probable winner of the position. one of them being prominent member of the local town committee. No definite re- ports have come from that body as to who they were considering and considerable interest is shown to- wards the question.
 Sclectmen Busy
 First, second and third selectmen spent today listening to complaints about road service in the outlying districts of the town. Kensington and especially Blue Hills had many grievances to air concerning the clearing of tho blocked thorough fares in that district and 1t is un- derstood that a considerable block age of mail delivery exists in that locality.
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles stat cd that one road in Blue Hills near the old schoolhouse had been block cd for about ten days when at his re- quest the town made it rassable on Saturday r'oT,ing. just in time 10 have las week-end's storm fill if un again. Rural delivery has suffered