New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
DEMONSTRATION OF
 VOTING MACHINES
Officials Preparing for Election
 Of New Senator
.ELkS' PLAY NETS $7OO

Oii,ct Chapter and spanish War
 Veterans Elect Officers Grange
 Bazaar Largely Attended.
 Instruction in the use of tho iot- Ing machines for the special election of the office of United States scna- tor on December 16 will take place on December 10, Ii and 12, accord ing to announcement from the eIec- ton officials this morning. City Clerk Thomas R. Steele and Charity Commissioner William r, smith wick will be in charge at district No. i, which will have it's instruction headquarters in the city court room. The second district machine will be located in Firemcn's hall in Forest vile and will be in charge of Mrs. Ella F. Wood and William H. Rob erts. District No. instruction will he given at the Uncas frehouse by James Doyle and Clarence Lysaght while the fourth district instructors, Frank ". Dutton and John Donnel- ly will hold forth at the Federal | Hill school.
 The polls will be open from o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock at night. in accordance with the regGlar election procedure, The first district voters will cast their votes at the old town hall on Main street while the second district will vote at Tiremen's hall in Forest vile. The third district polls will he at the Uncas fire house on North Main street. The fourth district electors will assemble at the Fed eral Hill school,
 No great interest has been notice able in the coming election.
 Pairing Completed. Finishing touches have been ap- piled to the new pavement on Main street, laid by Contractor Cosmo Facca under the direction of City Inspector James II. Davis The new thoroughfare gives plenty of room for traffic and makes won derful improvement.
 The changes include the widening of the corner at Main and Summer streets, where land vas given 10 the city by Joseph Hayes. Building lines have been established along , the present front of the buildings on the street and the sidewalks i have been cut down about foot and one-half in width. No changes , have been made to the street from the railroad bridge south to River side avenue, except the establish- ment of the building lines. Widcn- 1 ing of the street in that section is being considered 10 help out traffic problems as vehicles cannot proceed when trolley cars pass along the thoroughfare if cars are parked at the curb.
 Play Nets S.0O.
 About 500 was realized by Bris- fol lodge Of Elks in the prcsenta- tjon of the musical comedy "Bimho" last month at the Community the ater for the benctlt of the Christmas charity fund of the lodge. This sum will 20 10 inc fund. which will be about S2,o00 as about that sum i is necessary to carry on the annual program Of the local lodge. The balance of the money will be raised by subscriptions.
 OliNct Chapter Elects, Olivct Chapter. Order of the East ern Star, has elected officers as fol- lows: W. M, Ella McMastor: w. P, Charles Hotchkiss: A. M, Edwina Hart; secretary. Emily Norton; treasurer, Mary Tinker; Cred. Louise McCleery; A. Cred. Irene Perkins. This chapter will be in- stalled in their various chairs al a me"'ing Of the chapter in thc near future.
 Grange Bazaar Largely Attended
 Tho annual play and bazaar of the Bristol Grange vas largely af tended in the Red Mons hall last night when a capacity house was present, The play. "Hod Acres Farm was presented by a well knoon local cast of which the fol- lowing were members:
 Wesley Bishop, Horny Lovcjoy. Lawrence Buskcv. Water Wood. Earl GoodsolL Glen Srcrry. Evelyn RIa'herwick, Brenda Perkins. Voda Smith. Harriet 1.ovejoy and Elsie Schneider, Dancing followed the rr"seN'ation Of he p'ay
 V I. W. tn Nominate Officers. . Officers will hn nominated at the regular meeting of the Harold r. Emmett post, Veterans oF Foreign Wars, in the American Legion hall this evening. Several other matters 1 of importance will he acted upon including tho preparations for the