New Britain herald., 1924-08-07


 Asi whieh Nill hs hsid an ghs grounds heiNeeR the Recreation hailding and the COmmsalIg thrsteT luring the week ef AnEnsi s Co the sSrd She has total si ,sna Aoifs and has mana meFs promised her Mss i.sRa AsFi Is el0ss second Wiih l,tos and her hackers Niii aiiempl 10 pass oul the leader today, Miss Lois Freeman has a total of i,Sss and hen npr RoRenis viii haze Co watch nui for her as her many friends are waiting for further developments, Miss Agia l4umdahl and Miss LunY Tanner are tied with l,sAa saeh These iNa haze a grfst reserve strength and as the date for lhe sRdlng af the contest an- breaches Their totals aTe sApfeies in rise with leaps and bounds,
 The gammiiies in charge announces that arrangements have been made for dancing in the Community ihes- ter on NendaE Tuesday and Friday nighls with the EdigrGl0ler post ar- ehesira of New Britain furnishing the music, The prizes 10 he offered have been secured, Special features Will he shown In the evenings during the week and as The post aill donate 80 per cent fthe proceeds ta the puh- ile health nursing association, the af- fair IS more or less a community pro- feet,
 Ahle To i,e Out
 Mfrs Nelson Dfl.aTms of Pierce street IS able to he ont after A long Illness al her home. Her condition though greatly improved, is sun very weak and her on,aleseing period will be stretched out for some lensth,
 Post Oniee Alterations
 Contractor Lester Dow and his workmen have about completed the alterations on the flainvills post of- Zee and ihe place will be back to rormal starting today The lobby. VIII be opened zach evening as for-~ merly and the previous schedule will be put Into effect, The entire Interior Of the building has been changed with the postmaster's offiee being placed in the rear side Of the building and the windows brought clear across the front instead Of cur,ing around the corners The space formerly occu- pied blythe postmaster as an office has been made Into lobby.
 Plain,ille Briefs
 Mrs Charles sames of East stree, has returned after stay al Short Beach.
 Paul Neh has resigned his position at the office Of the Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc, and will take a posi- tion elsewhere.
 Eugene Spangler of the Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc. office is on a vacation in Maine.
 Harry Swanson Of the,g Standard | Steel office is spending a vacation at Lake Wauremaug.
 Everett Thompson of Broad street is enjoying the cool breezes at Block Island.
 Charles Seymour of Maple street Is entertaining his daughter. Mrs. farmelee and family of Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Johanna Berg of Elm Court Is spending week at Block I,land.
 Mrs. George Woodruff Of West Main street is spending a week at Bay View, Milford.
 Registrars In Session
 The registrars of voters of Plan- |; vile will be in session tomorrow in he town hall from F o'clock noon lntil S:S0 o'clock In the evening for he purpose of registering voters on he political party caucus lists There have been very few who have en- oiled so far and 1t is expected that a arge number will turn cut tomorrow md sign their names on the lists. This : 'ill be the last opportunity for any me. to register to have a voice Is the I 'arty caucuses which will be held . ext month and as many of the most rominent men in the town have not heir names on the lists it is ey- ected that pilgrimage will be made the town hall tomorrow Those VI 'ho are not enrolled on party cau- [, us list, cannot vote at the caucuses :, nd will have no voice in choosing the a andidates for town or other offices. :, Groom tenement. improvements. a ,qu're Frank Caparrelli. % Whiting |,