New Britain herald., 1916-09-21
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E. Corr, assisted by Town Clerk Fran cis H. Shaw, will be in session in the town clerks office on Saturday from l o'clock in the morning until 7 p. m. for the purpose of making vot- CTS.
 At recent registration eighty can- l didates applied to be made voters, in l cluding thirteen women who are aI- lowed to vote on school questions. The following list was posted yes- terday of those who claim they are entitled to be made electorsaf.
 District 1-Pasqual Arkelli, Freder- ick Bell, Herbert Bell Frank F. Clark, William Cashman, George F. Dodd, Joseph Dupont, Axel Frank, Mario Graziano, Leon Hall Emilio Laugini, Edwin c. Loiselle,. Edward Tenn Nourse, Edgar M. Pickett, Fred Pede- monti and Albert Rick.
 District Philip Bibert, Benedelto Christoline, George Corr, George Car dell, John Delororay, Frank Derrittl James B. Ellsworth, Philip Pagan Julius Gallini, Stephani Gallini, Paul Giana, E. J. Gugerty, Victor Hull quist, George Hullquist, Norman Hutchinson, John Ingraham, Robert Isaacson, August R. John, Edward R. Jones. Maurice Karinski. E. J. Law renee, Roy Lounsbury, E. T. Louns- bury, Adelbert Lyons, Allen McFar- land Harry McCarro1l, John McCor- mac, Frank McKeon, Peter Malina George Meade, Albert Moore, Wilson Moore, Louis Myers, John Myers Algot F. Nelson,' Thomas O'Neil, William Simms, Joseph Schoewick, William Stromfers, Howard Simpson, John
 
 ziana, Oliver s. Ward and Albert B. Ward.
 District 3-Niels Alderman, Ed win Benson, Amos c. Case, Justus Johnson, Wallace A. Kelsey and Win field E. Mansh1p.
 List of women-Mrs. Margaret Brennan, Mrs. Kathryn Burnett, Mary Griswold, Mrs. George Green, Mrs George Griffith, Jose M. Murray, Katherine O. Murray, Adele D. Mur- ray, Mrs. Mary Murray, Nelson Rohm, Catherine Ryan, Bertha Ryan and Miss Bertha Warren.
 Interest in the town elections as well as the national campaign has brought out the largest number of ito be mades' that this town has ever had.
 Mrs. Ioucester E. North.
 The ashes of Mrs. Loucestcr F. North, wife of Frederick E. North of Springfield, who died on August 29 in Springfield following an operation, were brought to Berlin this morning and buried in Maple cemetery beside the bodies of MT. North's father and mother. MT. Norths father was Sam uel North, native of. Berlin and a brother of the late Deacon Alfred North ass. ,r
 The deceased resided for many years in Mexico and was an active member of Trinity Episcopal Methodist church of Mexico City. MT. and Mrs. North moved from Mexico to Springfield, Mass, in 1898.
 Mrs North also became affiliated with Trinity M. E. church of that city. She was always of kindly na- by her many friends. Besides her husband she leaves one sister, Mrs. Burdette Hol1ister of Portland, Conn.
 Mrs. John Eddy.
 Mrs. Francis H. Shaw has received word of the death of her aunt, Mrs. John Eddy, of Dalton Mass. Mrs. Eddy, who was seventy-nine years of age, suffered 8 shock from which she did not rally. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs. Eddy was well known in Ber- lin, having visited here every sum- mer as the guest of Town Clerk and Mrs. Shaw. During her visits she made many friends:
 Pleads Guilty.
 After sitting behind the bars in the county jail at Hartford for a week,