New Britain herald., 1928-09-29

majority at the democratic caucus. The reason for his defeat is laid to the fact that there was small attendance at the caucus and MT. Lewis is confident that his defeat was not the work of the democra- tic party at large but the work of small majority. Upon persistent urging by his friends he decided to run for constable on the independ- ent ticket and has been assured of the support of both the republicans and the democrats. Mir. Lewis stat ed this morning that he is still a loyal member of the democratic party and will continue to work for its interests. He has been . con- stable for the last seven years.
 He has helped to Increase the democratic strength in East Berlin. Before he became an office holder the democrats drew F votes in comparison to 65 at the present time.
 The polls will open up at 6 a. m. and will close at : p. m. The vot- ing places are as follows: First dis trict, town hall: second district, Le- zion hall and third district. Com munity hall
 The entire republican ticket is as follows: Assessor. Carl J. Mueller; board of relief. Charles w. Haw- kins; selectmen, Leon c. Hill and John Carbo: auditor. Robert H. Graham: grand jurors, James B. Ellsworth, Majorie Moore and Rob- ert P. Pinches: collector of taxes Charles r. Lewis; constables. Frank Brown, George Kanupka. Orville ventres and Enrico Pola: registrars of voters. Royal H. Morse. and town school committee, Adelaide Demins and Robert H. Graham.
 The democratic ticket is as fol- lows: Assessor. Phillip NJ. Pagan; board of relief, George w. Sullivan; selectmen. Raymond F. Dyer and Frank J. Pierpont: auditor. George w. Sullivan: grand jurors. no nom nation: collector of taxes. John A Moore: constablcs, William J. Ritch' ie. John Hackett and William l. Cole; registrar of voters. William E Carey and town school committee Edward S. Mccormick. John P. Lewis of East Berlin i' running for constable on the inde' pendent ticket.
 Ss. PAuI's Church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at and 10 o'clock sta ndard time at St. Paufs church Remington. Rev. John C. Brennan
 pastor. will be in charge and will he assisted by Rev. W. D. Casey of Hartford. Sunday school will folio" the 10 o'clock mass.
 sarred Heart Church Mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock standard time at the Sacred Heart church in East Berlin by Rev. John C. Brennan ol Kensington. A session Of Sunday school will follow the mass. Berlin Congregational Rev. Samuel A. F'iskc will con- duct the morning services at the Berlin Congregational church to- morrow morning at 1o:45 o'clock He will also deliver the sermon Sunday school will meet at l: | o'clock.
 kenstngtn Congregational Rev. Vernon l.: Phillips will lead the regular morning services at the 1 Kensington Congregational churcf tomorrow at 10:4s o'clock. Sunda,
 school will met at 12:10 o'clock un' der the direction of the superin
 tendent. Christian Endeavor exer'
 ci.es will be held at 6:30 o'clock.
 Ken<inetOu Methodist
 Sunday school will meet at 1' o'clock, The regular morning preaching services will be led by th'
 pastor. Rev. l.. E. Adkins. at | o'clock. Epworth league service vii
 be conducted at o'clock by Eliza
 beth Guglc. At the evening service
 at 7:3O o'clock the Rev. P. w
 Reyes. who will soon return to If
 W ork in Portuguese East Africa. wil tell of his interesting experience
 and of his work in that part of thu
 world. This promises to be yer. profitable service to all who cal
 attend.
 On Monday evening there will b.
 social at the home Of Charles J
 Stuhlnlan 10 which all members 0 the Epworth league are invited.