New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
Registrars Busy

The town registrars have an
nounced that a surprising number
Of names Of new voters have already
been submitted the board which is
encouraging to local town officials
in view Of the fact that the sched-
uled session of the registrars will
not take place until Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 6. from to o'clock. STAN
dard time. 1t is generally believed
that this years additions to the vot-
ing list will surpass all other rec
ords.
Any person who is Fl years OF age
or over and who has resided in the
state for one year and the town for
six months is eligible for enroll
ment on the town records, the reg
istrars state.
Trying For Game
The Tabs baseball team Is en-
deavoring to get in touch with Off
Gals OF the Pirates of New Britain
in an effort to book a game with the
old rivals for Saturday afternoon
Previous attempts to get the New
Britain buccaneers to this place
have met with disappointment be-
cause of mix-ups in schedule. Local
fans are still anxious to see the
Kensingtonians beat the City league
second place holders
Well Child Conference
Under the direction of the state
department of health, the next Well
Child conference will be held in
kensington on Friday, September 9,
at the American Legion hall, from
2 to 4 o'clock. Miss Ivy Dalbey,
town nurse, will aid in the examina-
ton of the children. Conditioning
of local children for the school ses-
sion will be the object of this
months meeting.
What They're Doing
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose of Ken
sington have returned to this town,
following a week spent In Allegheny,
Pennsylvania and Detroit, Michigan
Mrs. Nelson Marion and daughter,
Eileen, of Detroit, are visiting Mrs.
Marion's mother. Mrs. Thomas Ia
gan of kensington.
Charles C. Anderson Of Kensing-
ton is confined to his home with a
serious attack of illness. Mr.. Ander-
son was forced to cut short a vaca-
ton at the shores, returning to his
home here yesterday. Z
Miss Grace n. Smith Of Worthing-
ton Ridge is visiting her brother,
Donald II. Smith, of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Rhodes of
Worthington Ridge returned to this
town late last night from an extend
ed vacation spent at Hancock Point,
Maine.
Visiting Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunnicutt
and children of Atlanta, Ga. are
visiting Mrs. Hunnicutt's parents,
Major and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox OF
Worthington Ridge. Mrs. Hunnicutt
was, before her marriage, Miss Mar
garet Wilcox, and has a wide circle
OF friends in this town.
Langeyin III Jail
Edward Langevin. IS, of 140 Pratt
some time in that city on a techni-
cal charge of reckless driving in de-
fault of bonds OF $500 was re-
moved to the Hartford county Jail
yesterday to await trial. Langevin
was pronounced unable to obtain the
bonds for release.
Langevin was arrested after an
accident in this town on Saturday
night. August 81, which resulted in
two fatalities and which is surround
cd by, considerable mystery. The
car which he was driving struck a
tree located about three-quarters of
a mile north of the Meriden town
line. resulting in the death Of Will
ham Tabek of Meriden and the IA
tai injury of Paul Pequot OF 70 War
rem street, Meriden, who died in the
hospital several hours after the
crash. Langevin at first told po-
lice authorities that his car had
been struck by a machine at the
intersection of East Berlin avenue
and Worthington ridge but Meriden
police, working in cooperation with
local authorities, succeeded in To-
eating the real scene OF the acct
dent at a point nearly mile dis
tant from the intersection which
Langevin named as the place the
accident occurred. Further dis