New Britain herald., 1917-09-25

the pound.
 MT. Austin is candidate for con- stable on the republican ticket.
 Finance Meeting Tonight. Appropriations for the ensuing year will be made this evening at a meeting of the finance board at
 o'clock at the town hall. The meet l ing will be open to the public and the board will act on recommendations that citizens may desire to make.
 This will be the last meeting of the
 finance board before elections The
 terms of two members of the board,
 Ernest w. Mirdrum and James J.
 Fitzsimons, expire but at both have
 been renominated by their respec-
 tive parties they will undoubtedly be l reelected Monday. Both MT. Mill drum and MT. Fitzsimons have full filled their offices in capable man. ner, devoting a large amount of their
 time for the best interests of the town.
 They will not be voted on at the polls but will be chosen at the town meeting that is scheduled for 4 o'clock at the town hall on Monday. Warned of Election.
 Notices, warning the electors that Monday is election day in Berlin, were posted this morning by First Select 1 man filling. The polls will open at 1 o'clock in the morning and will | close at } o'clock in the afternoon. ] The voting places will be the same l at last year and are as follows: First district town hall, Warrington ridge:
 second district, Lyons Barber shop.
 Kensington; third district, Woodward S Market building, East Berlin.
 The following offices will be voted
 upon: Town clerk, town treasurer, i three selectmen, collector of taxes one i assessor, for three years; one mem Der of the board of relief, for term of three years, seven constables; six jurors, two registrar of voters for the town
 large, two auditors, and three mem bers of the town school committee. A vote on the liquor license question will also be taken.
 The annual business meeting will be held or Monday at the town hall at o'clock. The reports of the town officers will be acted upon and appropriations for the schools will l be made. It will also be determined whether or not an appropriation | should be made for the construction
 or Improvements of the highways, to 1 decide whether or not a certain pri-
 vate way belonging to the Edward l Robbins estate running between
 Pennington road and Langdon Lane ! shall be accepted as a public highway
 and upon what terms. A tax upon l the grand list to meet the running
 expenses for the ensuing year will be l laid and other business that may 1 come up will be transacted.
 1 Little interest is being taken in the election this year. Although 1t
 is consistently rumored that the dem
 ocrats are going to spring surprise 1 at the polls on Monday, the filling
 and show no .uneasiness. It is said l that there is much discontent in the
 republican ranks and that a number ] of the party will vote on the dem-
 ocratic ticket. Although Judge AL ling has given the town an economi- | cal administration large number l are displeased with the condition of | the roads. It is also said that Judge
 filling has many personal enemies
 who will work against him at the
 election In the meantime, James 1 Brown and Henry Pagan, respective | candidates on the democratic ticket for first selectman and tax collector
 are conducting a quiet but effective
 campaign for election.
 The citizens who qualified and will ! have their first vote on Monday are
 as follows: Albin Holmquist George | Homquist. Hervin S. Vilens, Harry l Edelson. Harold Larson, John B..
 Hart, Nicola Baside, Carmine Basile,