New Britain herald., 1917-09-18

a strong following. MT. Lewis and ably known.
 the various people who have applied the registration board between the hours of 9 a. m. and 9 D. m. Satur- day at the town hall. There are 72 on the list to be made voters and among them appears the name of one woman, Grace l.. c. Ventres who will doubtless exercise her right of fran chise by voting on the school ques- ton. Joseph J. Morse and Harry A. McKeon, the board of registrars, have compiled the following list of those who wish to become voters.
 Arthur Anderson, Charles Brown, Edward Brown, Boardman, Edward l.. Bunce, Lewis E. Bunce, Alexander Bruce, Alexander Bruce Jr., Charles J. S. Carlson. Bert Clark, Harry Edel- son, John Frazen, Richard Frobel, AL den Lincoln, Westel Norton, Harry L. Nourse, Michael Quigley, Albert Rip pie. John T. Scoville, Joseph F. Smith, Luigi Verzelli, Merwin s. Vile, Harry B. Wall, Grant T. Wickwire, Frank Berlie, Nicklers Berlie, Thomas Der lie, D. w. Boonhower. Frank Burnett, Clifford B. Case. George Clark. Edwin c. Clark, Allen Dean, Usury R. Dick enson, Lewis Divine, Frank B. Drury, Louis Tanning, Albert Fitzson, John Foldidi, Dennis Giana, Walter Green packer, Louis Griffith, John Hannon, John Hart, Walter E. Hart, Albin Holmquist, George Hullquist Norman Hutchinson Carl Lanty, George Lan- ga, Harold Larson, James w. Law renee ,Elford R. Lounsbury John Maier, Louis Maier, Thomas Mullen, Frank Pierpoint, Richard B. Roche, Edward Russenburg, Ragner Seabury, Ray Snyder, Andrew Solomon, Her. bert Steele, Carl Swanson, John Tar detti, Carl Vercander. Jacob B. Vest ermeyer, Fred Whitteral, Malcolm Wibberly, Edward w. Witham, Mar GUS E. Woods, Merton I. Woods Grace L. c. Ventres.
 Farewell for Soldiers.
 R. o. Clark, Charles F. Lewis and George F. Dodd are a special com- mittee, of the general soldiers relief committee, in charge of farewell banquet and demonstration to be giv- en tomorrow evening in the Grange hall in honor of the second contingent of eight local men who have just been certified by the district committee. InasmLch as Berlin and other towns in the district have lost their identity as towns in the draft, but are includ- ed in the district, it is not possible at this time to learn just how many men from any one place will be called upon to go on Thursday. It is known. however, that 16O men from the district will be summoned. It is possible that the first eight. who were given a celebration last week, may go. It is possible that the number called from here may be more or even less on Thursday The second list of eight men certified by the dis trict board and who are being held pending further orders are as follows:
 John K. Fraser, Porter Allen Dean John Pinko. Giovanni Ferrani, M Ellsworth Woods, Earl J. Woods John w. Bowling and George C.. Winsow
 Tomorrow nights celebration will consist of a supper in the Grange hall at 7:30 D. m., sharp, to be fol- lowed by a program of musical num- bers, both instrumental and vocal, and short addresses by Rev. J. C.. Brennan and Prof. E. F. Nourse. The Berlin Home Guard has also been or dered out to participate in this fare we'll
 All drafted men and their friends and relatives are invited to this fare general committee that the commu-