New Britain herald., 1924-10-07
ment went into effect.

ment went into effect.
 indications are that the selectmen will have a busy time of it when they hold their sessions for the pur- pose of making voters of those wht have handed in appiicationsg Ap- plications to be made voters to the number of 91O which have been re- ceived at the office of the city clerk were turned over to the registrars this morning. Thse applications were for the various voting districts as follows: First district, 31a; sec- ond, 22; third district, S56; fourth district, 2l9
 Discuss Armistice Plans
 Plans for the observance of Arm- istice Day on November II will be discussed at the meeting of Seiche- prey Post, American Legion tonight in Legion hall. The boy scout troop committee will make its report at to- nights session also.
 Boulevard Bids Tonight
 Bids for the repair of the street section of the Memorial boulevard, which was swept away by the flood last spring, will be received at the meeting of the city council tonight. Temporary repairs suff'iced for the roadway for the last few months, until the proper arrangements could he made for the construction work. The building of wall to offset the menace of the Pequabuck river will also be discussed tonight.
 IsabelIas Have Whist
 Arrangements have been complet- ed by Palos Circle, Daughters of Isabella, for whist party and dance on Friday night in Red Mems hall. Proceeds of the event will be used to defray the expense of gift which the circle is planning for the new St. ]oseph's church.
 Republicans Meet
 Members of the republican town from the fourth voting district met in republican headquar- ters last evening. Duties for the campaign were assigned and other plans for the coming election were discussed.
 Democratic Meeting
 A meeting of the democratic town committee was held in the office of former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton last evening. Plans for the campaign were formulated and details con- cerning the rally tonight were cat- ed upon.
 To Readjust District Lines
 Readjustment of school district lines in accordance with maps pre- pared by City Engineer c. W. Buell. will be acted upon by the city coun- Gil at its regular monthly meeting in the city hall this evening at 7:3o. The city council will hold hear ing on the matter for any person interested to show cause why the lines as laid out by the city engin- eer should not be established.
 For several years the exact loca- ton of the various school district lines has not been definitely known. This has caused a few disputes in the past and at tonight's meeting, the lines which were established when this town was in its infancy, will be reestabished.
 Evening Schools Open
 Opening of the evening schools for this season will take place to- night when the East Bristol and Forestvile schools will receive reg The other schools will open this week also and the courses will take up 75 nights. Sessions will be held on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday nights from 7:15 un- til 9;15 with the tuition, books and general drawing and other subjects will be taken up. As ip former years the evening school will be un- der the direction of Carleton B. Beckwith, Americanization director.
 Rally Tonight
 Plans are complete for the dem ocratic ~ally tonight at Red A-en's hall when noted speakers win de- liver the addresses. On the pro- gram will he Miss Izetta Jewell Brown of New York. Governor W.