New Britain herald., 1930-10-04

ing and arrangements will be made for the celebration supper to be given on the night of November II.
 Kensington Methodist Church
 The Sunday school services of the 4Iensington Methodist church will begin at 10 tomorrow morning. A special program and offering will be held as this will be the church's Missionary Sunday" The special program and offering will be for world service.
 Morning worship will began at il o'clock. Rev. Alan L. Dodd's ser mon will be "The Exalted Christi
 The devotional meeting of the Epworth league will be held at 6:45 o'clock tomorrow evening.
 The theme for the sermon to be delivered at the evening worship ;,t 7:3O o'clock tomorrow is "Naaman, the Leper."
 The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet at the church par sonage on Wednesday afternoon. The district secretary of evangelism will be present as guest speaker. It is hoped that full attendance Of the members will be present.
 The mid-week prayer meeting will be held at the church on Thursday night at 7:3O o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold it's annual Our Friends Day" at the church on Friday afternoon.
 Kensington A. c. to Play
 With the falling through of the game between the Kensington A. c. and Johnny Cabay's New Britain baseball nine due to inability of the two teams to decide on a playing ground, the Kensington club has booked a game with the Winsted team for tomorrow. Winsted claims the semi-pro title of the state, and the winner of tomorrow's tilt will be the champion of this class. The fracas is scheduled to start at D.. m. on the Percival avenue diamond
 The game between Cabay's New Britainites and the kensington club is probably off for good now due to the disagreement over the next meeting ground. Manager Eddie Moore of the locals would agree to no diamond other than that of the Percival avenue, where, he says, all three games of the series were scheduled to be played. When Man ager Cabay insisted that the scene of the second battle be moved to a New Britain park the series was called off.
 Missionary Meeting
 The Womans Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church met for the first time of the season on Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Miss Caroline Saw age presided. The program was en- livened by an interesting talk given by Miss Susan Norton and rendi : ton of several vocal solos by Mrs. Robert Chapman. After the pro- gram and business, sandwiches and tea were served by Mrs. Arthur Bea- son and Mrs. Horace Raymond. Registration Notice All who desire to vote in the forthcoming election for representa- tive to the general assembly must register their names at the town clerks office by Tuesday. Unless one registers on or before the above day, he will not be able to vote. Town Nicotine Monday The annual town meeting of Der lin will be held Monday The polls will be open from a. m. until | p. m. The voting places will be; East Berlin. community hall; Ber- | lin, town hall; Kensington, Tabs hall. The regular business meeting which is scheduled to follow the closing of the polls will probably bt | postponed until a later date.
 The voters will find on their Aus ] tralian ballots the following contest ants:
 Assessor, three year term: Repub lcan, Jason Taylor, and democrat
 Philip M. Pagan.
 Assessor. one year term: Republi- can. James s. Thompson, and dem- ocrat. Raymond r. Dyer.
 Board of relief: Republican,, Louis R. Goodrich; democrat, Grace E | Ventres
 | Selectmen, first: Republican, Leor c. Hall; democrat. Frank J. Pier. pont; republican, Harry E. Taylor;