New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
TRUMBULL OFFICE
 FINALLY FINISHED
One Of Finest in ViCinity-LunCh
 Room Not Ready ,
ALL DEPARTMENTS OCCUPIED


 Republican Caucus Tonight
 Town Meeting to Take Place
 More Tfyhn 15O Appear In Parade
 Town Gossip.
 With the exception of the lunch room situated on tho fourth floor of the building the Trumbull Electric company offica is practically com pleted. The office has been under con- stuction for the past year or more and ! now stands out as one of the best of i its kind in the vicinity. The inside is 1 equipped with a modern sprinkler i system and has plenty of light from ! the large windows on each floor. The : first floor is used as the employment office and is in charge of T. A. Lyman. 1 The second floor is devoted to the SUD- i erintendent Stanley S. Gwillim, the ] plant engineer. Charles R. Sherman and the purchasing agent, Harry Castle. The telephone exchange, in charge Of Miss Grace Emmett, is on the third floor as we'll as the directors room. Part of the fourth floor which will be used for a lunch room for the office girls, has been finished but it is estimated that a . month or more will probably pass be- fore if will be ready for use Equip ment whereby the girls may cook cof- fee and whatever other things they need, will be installed and large tables will be placed in the room. A lunch club will be organized by the girl employees of the office force and this club will have charge of the lunch room and its upkeep. It IS pos ell al hot t,n r.1o rrri11 ho as an assembly room for the produc- tion class which meet every two weeks. The production class is being con- ducted similar to the class in mathe- matics that was held last year with much success.
 Each department on it, respective floor has been sectioNed off and large cushioned benches have been installed in the waiting room.
 Voters Made Saturday
 Tho selectmen of the town were kept busy all day Saturday in exam ming and admitting those persons who were qualified for the electors oath. Up to the last hour. o'clock, in tha evening. tho place was filled and the majority of them were women. There vera 216 women made voters, com pared to 35 men. Although the num- Der of women made voters Saturday is large, this represents only about one-third of the number that had registered, thera being fully 500 or more. That the remaining may have an opportunity to be made voters, the selectmen have named three more days whereby they can do so. They will be, Wednesday. October 13, Sat urday, October 16 and Tuesday, Oc- tober ~19.
 Town Meeting Tonight
 Tho town meeting that had been adjourned from last Monday evening will be held in the town hall tonight. The election of officers was held at the last meeting and other business trans actions were postponed on account of the late hour. Reports on the town will be given and acted upon.
 Republican Caucus.
 Tonight in the town hall the re- publican caucus will be held. Ii will start at s o'clock and Chairman Ed win Hills will preside. Candidates will be nominated for representatives and justices of the peace. A judge of pro- bate candidate will also be named for tho coming term.
 Many Attend Parade
 More than 150 members of the local Holy Name Society took part in the largo parade held in New Britain yesterday afternoon. They were led by Peter Duffy, who acted as marshal They appeared in the first division.
 Factory Paper Out.
 The ''Trumbull Cheer" published by the Trumbull Electric company has made its appearance. The sport ing manager, Charles Livingston, re- grets to say that the sports are little quiet at present but foresees an active season for the bowling league this year. A league of eight teams is to be organized about the middle of this month and will con tinue until the first of March. Quoit pitching has been taken up by many of the men about the plant and many of them may be seen evenings at i Fred Hiltbrand's residence on East | Broad street playing.
 Sylvia Derosier is spending a two | weeks vacation at Cape Cod. Irving | after a camping trip at St. Albans, Me. | M. Nolan was presented with ring | on his birthday recently by employees | of his department. C. F. Riecker | spent a few days of his vacation at | Highland Lake. William Simpson of | Springfield. Mass. has accepted a po- sition as toolmaker in the plant.
 It is also announced that Harold l Oliver will soon marry Miss Ethel Civilian of Hartford. The date for the wedding has not been set.
 Clinton Hamm has returned after I a two weeks vacation spent in the Catskill mountains