New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

once considered tho best there was. In a statement made after his de- feat last time Conlin said the boys were talking then, but next time they would have something real to talk about Whether he meant that they would be able to boast of an- other victory or have to- make eX cuses remains 10 be seen after to. night.
 The losers Of the series will be hosts and fnanciers at a dance to be given in the Blue Hills school house.
 Girl Scouts 10 Make Toys
 From now until Christmas the Girl Scouts of the Berlin troop will be engaged off and on in making toys 10 be distributed at their annual Christmas dinner which they will give.
 The girls have become quite adept in the art of fashloninS home made playthings from oilcloth and the pastcboard filters that accompany mems shirts when they come home from the laundry. Mrs. $, Chase Coale will be in charge of the work. and she tells of the ingenuity the girls display in their work. In mak- ing camel from oiicloth. for in- stance. the piece that remains after the cutting. can be made into I mouse X number Of attractive playthings arc made from card board. At Christmas time there are a lot of youngsters who enjoy re- ceiving these ornaments. even though Santa Claus did not bring them.
 All Quiet After Election
 With the passing of a hectic po- htical campaign in Berlin, the town has regaincd perfect quiet. AS the last statistics are hashed over it hsa been learned that, notwithstanding the early morning rush to the polls Tuesday, the total vote was far lighter than 1t was two years ago.
 In Berlin, as probably every where else, the bigger the election IS the more voters there are who visit the polls. In 1928 there were 1877 votes cast in the three districts. Tuesday there. were but 1854, and in the recent town election there were only 925. Thus, there were many who voted for president who did not vote for a governor, and, in turnt many who voted for a gov ernor who did not vote for a select man.
 1t seems that the voters staying at home Tuesday was more detri- mental to republican candidates than to democrats In 1928 F. 0. Clark was elected by plurality Of 55l, whereas Pardon (. Hickey won by less than 200. In 1928 there were cnlv 17o5 registered voters. Whii2 the number had grown to 1S@6 this year,
 Woman Reported Missing
 Mrs Martha Albert Of kenslnston was reported missing today by Emu Albert. who has been appointed con seryator Of her estate by the court of probate. She left home Sunday and has not returned. he said. Per sons having knowledge or her where abouts may communicate with AL pert by telephoning S55f.
 Pavement Repairs Finished
 When the coverings are removed from the new concrete block in front of the Berlin town hall all vestiges of the work that has been conducted for more than a month by the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. will have disa ppeared The block is approximately 50x15 feet in extent and completely ob literates all marks caused by exca- vations made necessary by the en largement of the man-hole.
 Social Club to Meet
 A meeting of the St Pauls Socia club will be held tomorrow nigh for the purpose of making arrange ments for the whist party 10 b. given at Tabs hall by the club ot , November IS. Also, arrangement VIII De ilhue iol icpahS to thc III tcrior Of Tabs hall. A new roof Wa put OH the building some time ago but interior repairs have been nu | off until there is 'ull in parties anf | elections
 l Society Notes Mrs. George L. Prentiss ot Worth ington rid3l entertained q group 0
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