New Britain herald., 1924-10-10
Rag Dolls Such As You Have Never Seen Before
 Are Just Too Cute for Anything

McCabe, Mary McCabe, Margaret McCabe, Ethel Northrup, Florence Nelson. Amelia Nichols. Charles Nylen, Anna Olson, Alfred Olson, Michael J. Ormsby, Elizabeth Orms- by, Herbert H. Owen, Vera D. Owen, Alice Palmer Jennie Phillips, John Pentore, Robert J. Ritchie. Horace H. Raymond, Grace l.. Raymond, Mary Ross, Axel Roy, Catherine Roy, Ida Seravali, Rinaldo seravalli, Phyllis Scanning, Mary Skeene, May belle Sims, A. Shilling, Alice J. Smith, Ida M. Smith, Annie Smith, Laura Stiquel Gertrude Stromfors, sabina yenturi, John Walewajek, Martin Webber, Annie Webber.
 District No. 3.-Mary Bighenotti William F. Bown, Jr., Henrietta Bartram, Amos R. Case, Lydia Dyer, Avis R. Dowd. Charles Han men, Matt J. Horgan. Adeline M Horgan, Grace A. Holigan, Mary M Hubbard, Edward Kahms, Mary Kahms, Isabelle Lawrence, Albert Lawrence, Albert May. James May James Mclaughlin. Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Irene North, Susan K Nelson Russell North, William Olge Mary Overstrom, Ethel M. Pluecker Thresa B. Pluecker. Margaret A. Pollard, Bertha Rich, John A. Shea, Pearl l.. Stevenson Edward Trichel Caroline Trichel. Josephine Ward Frederick E. Werdelin, K. I. Will Hams, Eva Williams, J. J. Prudhon Marion l.. Vibert, Angeline Vessella Maria Winchell, Annie Webbcr Belle Whitman, George B. Wells, Ernest Zotter.
 The session will be held in the town hall tomorrow from a. m until D. m. and only those whose rames appear on the preliminary lists made out by the registrars on Tuesday will be admitted to the electors oath.
 To Observe Anniversary
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Taylor oi | kensington will observe the goth anniversary of their wedding or Sunday, October 12. Mir. and Mrs i Taylor are spending their vacation at the Inn, Kent, Connecticut, and they will observe the event there although no celebration is planned 1 They were married at the Ken. sington Congregational church oc' tober 12, 1904. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Miss Ruth Spooner, a daughter of the late Henry H Spooner and Mrs. Spooner. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, now pas tor of the Center church, New Haven.
 f Mir. and Mrs. Taylor have no chil. dren. They are both well knowr residents of Kensington, Mir. Taylor 1 being native of the town, although Mrs. Taylor was born in Oak Park Illinois, coming to Kensington at ar early age.
 MT, Taylor is employed in the steel department office of the Stan, ley Work. New Britain.
 Recommend Invitations
 Bolton-Ka post, American Le' gion,- last night acted upon the let ter received from the general com mittee in charge of the Armistict Day program and drew up list o ! Legion post, recommending invita- tions 10 the celebration to each 0 said posts.
 Those on this list include statt Commander F. Percy Armstrong Eddy-Glorer post, New Britain Brock Barnes post, PIainville; XII tonic post, Southington; LaCroix Murdock post, Meriden. and Rau l Locke post, Hartford. Representa- tives from each of these posts vii he invited and the invitation will h extended to any other members de siring to attend. Post officers vii be especially invited.
 The post also recommended tha invitations be extended 10 the Ber 1 lin servicemen who are out of town in hospitals or employed in othe l cities
 The post win turn out in a bod, on Armistice Day, but will not be il 1 uniform. wearing tlFe new LcEior caps instead. They voted last nigh to help In any way with the actiyi ties and plans.
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