New Britain herald., 1919-09-20

, such sales during the fair.
 The state police, however, have been going around to the different com munities where fairs are being held and are watching closely for violations of the new liquor law, and it would not be surprising to see a number of the squad here during the coming week.
 Quits Board of Relief.
 w. I. Alling has turned down the nomination for the board of relief preterrlng not to run this year. It was generally thought that he would not care for the position and his ac- tion in the matter did not come as a surprise. William H. Webster, former chairman of the town committed, has been appointed, to the nomination succeeding MT. filling. The position this year will not be one to be greatly desired as there is to be a reassess- ment of all the property in town in an effort to raise the grand list. This fact will mean that the board of re- lief are going to come n for their share of "crabbing' when adjustments are made. MT. filling refused the nomi- nation in time to have his name talk en from the list before it went to
 
 number of others are intending to re- sign and a moment is not to be lost as it will necessitate considera ble ex- pense to have the ballots reprinted. Voters Being Made Today A large number of those eligible to be made voters presented themselves today before the town clerk and board ok selectmen to be legally made. The number of voters to be added to the list if all qualify will be approxi- 1 mately 6O All however, had not ap- peared before the board at the time the Herald went to press and it is hoped by the board that every one entitled to be made a voter will pre- sent himself before $ o'clock, the time set for the chance to be made. The second district had twice as many voters made as did the first and .sec- Ond districts
 Midway Arriving PiccemcaI.
 The local freight depot appears at the present time much like the old fashioned country store, with little bit of this and a little bit of that Concessionists are now sending their material here by freight and it is fast :, accommodating at the freight house It is evident that they intend to get the midway ready Sunday as there has been very little activity in this mat ter as yet considerable of the mid way necessaries being still at the freight depot.
 New Rails Being Installed. Some of the rails in the trolley roadbed are being replaced due to several of the old rails buckling in the center. Most of the rails are the same ones that were laid originally and are now about all played out i Most of the new rails replaced have been near Sand Bank hill where the bed is the worst. There is room for improvement along the whole line, but whether further repairs are un- der way has not been given out. Garage Open For Business.
 The garage is being divided into an formerly owned by "Al' Ventres has been secured by Earl Lewis and An ton Holmquist who have opened the garage in antici patton of the big bus mess far week. The boys are york; ing hard to have the garage In read mess by Monday. MT. Lewis is the son of Prosecutor C. F. Lewis and was recently discharged from the service as an expert radio man. in fact he Is rated by the authorities to ! be one of the best in the country. He in cooperation with. MT. Holmquist are out to do a big business and will ] offer the public the very best of | service. The garage is being div ded into an