New Britain herald., 1924-10-10

Of discussion and that Is the qnes- ton of authorizing the selectmen to lay q sidewalk in front of the town lot at the corner of Maple and Whiting streets. ....
 Another that is interesting to many Is the closing Of part Of the public highway known as South Bank street,
 Two members to serve on the town plan commi ssi on will also be elected at this meeting and as this is & non-partlsan affslr, wise selec- tions will be made.
 The selectmen will ask authoriza- ton to borrow money sufficient to carry on the business of the town for the fiscal year of 1s24-1925.
 The town clerk and the board will again be in sessi on on next satur- day for the purpose of making vot- CTS and on that day the hours will be from a, m. to p. m. All those qualified to become voters are warned that they should be on time.
 Then will come the question that will require great deal of explana- tlon. The action on making an ap- tpropriatlon not to exceed $1,000 to install an accounting system in the town will be taken up. It is under stood by great many here that the bookkeeping in the town is done by Miss May Morga n, town clerk, but this is not So, The selectmen of the town are the ones who keep the books and as they have followed the system adopted years ago, 1t has been found necessary to have a change made so that the auditors may be enabled to go over the books in a thorough manner. F. L. Ben- zon and Thomas r. Prior, auditors last year and dTeelected for the com Ing year, arc the proponents of the measure and as they are the ones who should know whether the sys- tenn of bookkeeping is right or not, the measure is expected to be passed.
 The widening of the west end of Maple street will also be taken up at this meeting, with any other &C., tlon that is proper to come before it.
 Republican, Caucus A caucus Of the republican voters will be held in the town hall Tues day evening at s o'clock for the purpose of selecting a candidate for the office of representative in the general assembly, justices of the peace and iud ge of probate
 A hot contest is forecast for the representative termination as there are three candidates. considered equally strong, who are out for the office. They are John J. Kimmel, member Of the board of assessors, Frank Smith, humane agent, and s. P. Williams, also a member of the board of assessors. The three have each large foll owing and their friends have promised to attend the caucus in large numbers so that their favorite can q idate will be suc- cessful. This is the first time in a good many years that so much in- terest is being placed in the caucus and indications point to a record hran tri otfapJo af vnt are ,f 1, session.
 Make Voters Tomorrow
 The town clerk and the board of selectmen will be in session tomor- row at the town hall from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m, for the purpose of exam- ming the publications of prospec- tive voters and administering the electors oath to all those qualified. Rummage Sale Continues
 The rummage sale being conduct cd by the Woman's Federation of the Congregational church in the church parlors this afternoon and evening, will be continued tomorrow afternoon and evening. In addition 10 the various articles which will be on sale, five extension oak dining tables which have been taken from the church parlors will be offered to purchasers.
 Bremen Get Check
 Plainville Hose Go. No. has been presented with a check for s25 by Mir. Maynard of the Plainvile Elec- tro- Plating plant in recognition of their good work at the blaze which broke out at the place recently. The damage at the fire, though it oc- cured shortly after midnight was small, due to the prompt response of the fremen to the alarm and their subsequent good work in quenching the flames and the mem- hers feel gratified that their efforts to make Plainville safer, are being occasionally recognized,
 Entertains At Party Miss Marjorie Wininger enter tained number of her young friends at a party yesterday after noon in her home in the Ner block in honor of her seventh birthday. Games were played and refresh- (Continued on Page Thirty)