New Britain herald., 1917-06-04

~-.~ SSNA0 4A0A u09 O60u III C00t0Gt With no one who hes had the disease m tnas town unless they were fully recovered for every patient has been oDnsed to endure the same strict regulations as regard the quarantine.
 some criticism has been heard anent the fact that the father and younger brothef have not been placed and included under the quarantine. Other families in which the disease has previously broken out have been isolated regardless of whether the en- tire family came in contact with sl.e patient or not This seems to be the Foundation for the reports and the cause for the dissension.
 Dr. Griswold this morning stated that there was no cause for alarm as the disease had been caught in the early stages and the probabilities of Its spreading were very slight. All of the members of the family includ- ing the children have been recently vaccinated and the possibility Is that this case will be an isolated one.
 All Ready For Registration Day.
 Final preparations for the registra- ton of some 400 young men for war service and those eligible for the draft were in execution this morning at the town hall under the direction of Town Clerk Francis H. Shaw and his assistant Registration workers In the different precincts were also busy checking up the names of those who will have to "sign up'' tomorrow. It is expected that by tonight the con- cluding touches will be put to rhe work.
 The hours of registration will be from in the morning until in t.. e eVening and the registration places will be the same as the voting places at an election.
 The list of names taken from tho military census showing all men be- tween the ages of 21 and 30 inclusive which was sent to the town clerk
 from the state library at Hartford by the military authorities. will be ar ranged according to voting precincts. ' All those who are between the speci- 1 fed ages and have to register, and dc not, will be checked up and thelr names sent to the federal authorities 1 It, is not expected that force will
 be resorted to at any of the different polling places to prevent or hinder
 registration but any. offender who
 should attempt it will be promptly dealt with.
 l Copies of the instructions have been mailed to. the different registrars and i will have to be followed out by the
 men who were appointed by First
 Selectman filling to take charge of the registration places.
 About 400 men in all are expected
 to be present to register some time
 tomorrow within the specifed time
 and cards and certificates have been
 distributed. Kensinston has received ] 210 cards and certificates, East Ber- 1 lin 70 while 1t is expected that 15O will be used in Berlin.
 Tie registrars as appointed by First felectman filling are as follows: Kehsington, James J. Fitzsimons,
 Claude Stevens, John A. Moore, Jo-
 seph P. Greco; East Berlin, Ernest
 Mildrum. L. A. Wescott: Berlin Rob- ert H. Deming and Elmer W. Stearns. 1 Local Couples to Be Married. Banns of marriage of Modesto De 1 Tomasso and Mary Gaetano to whom
 a marriage license was recently is- sued were announced at St. PauIs ! church last Sunday. In East Berlin
 at the Sacred Heart church banns of the coming marriage Pf Aloysious lBernard Desonthal and Katherine Ce- cilia 1oligan were also announced. Tomorrow morning at St. Paurs rec- tory the marriage of Everett Kenneth Barnard of New Britain to Mary Lucy
 of this town will be solempi5ed by
 Rey. !. c. Brennan. Both of tho
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