New Britain herald., 1916-08-12

work this morning. Monday, 1t Is 1 expected they will start in the north west district. The board plans to have all the town roads In ship shape by Fair time
 Looking for Woman
 The town authorities are still look ing for the woman in the case" against Cecare Venilli, who was ar raigned In the town court Thursday m orning on a breach of the peace charge. Judge Griswold is studying the Jurisdiction sand it is probable the whole matter will be taken care of by the~fed deral courts. Prosecutor Gibney journeyed to Derby Ansonia and Seymour yesterday, following up clues.
 Regarding a story in a morning publication today MT. Gibney said that the pocalsauthorities do not have to recourse to woman detectives. If a woman detetcive has been hired to work on the case, it is not known by the local police.
 Attending Reunion.
 ' William Durham of Hudson street attended the annual reunion of the Durham family which was held at Lake View park Middletown today. There were about 125 members of the family in attendance and after a very tasty banquet had been served, there were post prandial exercises during which MT. Durham spoke. This eve ming, officers will De elected for the coming year aneh plans made for the next reunion. <, William Caslow of Meriden Is the. present, president.
 A. P. c. Outing.
 Kensington presenttd a deserted ap- pearance this morning, for practical ly the entire town had left on the out ing of the American Paper Goods company AS the excursionists gath cred at the depot platform prior to to embarking, they presented a neat appearance; the girls with their white togs and the boys with their clean shave and Sunday clothes. In all there were about 600 in the party. Int special train left at o'clock and old General Merriment was supreme. ] On arriving at the Elm City, special 1 trolleys conveyed the party to Savin
 Rock, where a shore dinner was serv- l ed Later the sights of the famous 1 resort were enjoyed. The return trip
 will be made from New Haven at 9 | o'clock this evening"
 1 Caucus Registering. I Not much interest is being shown in 1 the coming caucuses, if the number of
 those registtring may be taken as Q
 criterion. Registrar joseph J. Morse l said this morning that only about a 1 dozen had registered with him up to
 this morning. It was expected that | the local progressives would return to
 the old parties, but this has not been 1 the case. At the last presidential election, the 'wielder of the Big Stick"
 corralled one hundred votes in this :. town. Perhaps they intend to stick Ifo3 the party, for none have changed their registration as yet
 a Jurors Elected.
 The list of electors of this county
 eligible for jury duty for one year
 from September 1, was. announced yesterday. The selectmen of each
 town send in a list of twice as many 1 names as are eligible, according to the
 statutes. The jury commissioners, A.
 J. Slipper, of New Britain, and Frank ! c. 4uner of Hartford, hten choose l one-Nff of the list Afre following l citizens of this town were selected: Louis Bradbury. George H. Bald
 win, Isaac F. filling, George D.
 Green, Robert II, Graham, Thomas
 ward o. Dean, George w. Sullivan, 1 Thomas c. Pagan, Norman L. Beck ley, John T. Mo1umpy, James | Brown, Patrick J. Buckley, William