New Britain herald., 1924-09-26

 their clocks back one hour on Sat. urday evening so that there will be no mixup on the hours of service next morning.
 A special collection will be taken up at all the services for the Plain vile Public Library fund and Father Fay expects generous response for what he terms one of the best rAuni- cipal causes ever preached,
 Receiving Applications
 The registrars of voters are re- ceiving a large number of applica- tions from residents to be made vot- CTS. A warning is issued to all those who wish to take the electors oath, that no application will be received after October '. The date on which the new voters will be sworn in will be october II, and those voters be- ing made at that time will be al- lowed to participate in the state and national elections. There is iNore in- terest this year than nver before in the ranks of those eligible tc be- come voters and large number who will attain their majority are ex- pected to become voters for the election in the fall.
 Football Practice
 A. large number of candidates for the AlE-Plainville football team will be present at the practice on Sun day afternoon in answer to the first call for practice of the team. Most all of last years men will be OH hand and several new faces will be seen. X strong lineup will be selected and then the management plans to form q strong schedule for the season. More interest than ever Is being shown in the formation of the team and new fields will probably be en- tered this year in the selection of teams. All candidates are assured of good tryout for the places on | the team.
 ! No Court Cases The local police docket is clear. there being no cases to be tried. The police have several cases on their hands which they are investi- gating. but no r@ults have been vet obtained. Officer Andrew Hogan is tracing several clues to the myster- ious shooting at the home of Cor nelius Downing recently and he ex- poets to shed some light on the mat ter within a short time. It is the opinion of the police that the shoot ing was done by some person with out evil intent and the bullets which entered the mans home were stray ones. The practice, however, will be stopped if the persons responsible are found.
 To Hear Kelly
 The members of the republican town committee and others active, in the party are making efforts to have Large audience present in the American Legion rooms on Whiting street Monday evening to hear Lawyer Edward Kelly of Bridge port, formerly state commander of the Legion, speak on the issues of the republican campaign. Lawyer Kelly is an able orator and at the same time is we'll yersed Fin the per- tinent questions of the present cam paign. MT. Palmer, the democratic speaker who addressed the meeting week ago last Monday night, left some good points for MT. Kelly to answer and interest is running high in the minds of those who plan to hear Kelly in the answers he is to make. The entire membership of BrockB Barnes post is expected to be present.
 PlainviIle Briefs
 Mr. and Mrs. George Day of Camp street and their son, Arvid Day. have returned from short visit to Warrington, Mass.
 Mrs. Norton of Maple street is re- cuperating at her home from a re- cent serious illness.
 Mir. and Mrs Archie Dame of Bank street have returned from a short visit with relatives in Cohoes, N. Y.
 1 Mrs. Budd Hurlbert of North Granby, have returned home, after short stay here as the guests of Nr' and Mrs. George Day of Camp street.
 rooms for light housekeeping. also garage. 21 Church street. Telephone '11-14.-advt.
 Demings Taxi Service, Tel. 279-2.