New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
Last Day For Applications

applications for enrolment as voters to be registrars of voters. The reg istrars will be In session until 8 o'clock tomorrow evening and after that, no one who is eligible 10 be made q voter, will be allowed to hand in an application. This will give those people who have become eligible to vote an opportunity to be placed on the list of electors so that they can cast their votes at the state and national elections on Novem- Der {.
 Daniel DuttOn Dies Word has been received here of the death m Norwich of Daniel O, Dutton, one Of the best known rail road men in the state. He IS sur yived by his wife who was Miss Ger trude Pollard of Plainville: one daughter, Mrs. Harry Davis of New London; a sister-in-law, Mrs. liar. riet l.. Barnes of Plainville. and two nieces, Miss Gertrude l.. Barnes Of Plainville, and Mrs. J. William Holt of Newington. His nephew, Francis l.. Barnes, was killed In the World War.
 Funeral services will be held a, his late home in Norwich on Wed nesday and burial will be in West cemetery, Plainville.
 Attend Funeral
 Several relatives and friends from plainville attended the funeral Of Mrs. Sadie Wilcox Tomlinson, wife of George R. Tomlinson, which was held yesterday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal church in Bristol. The hereaved husband, who is the son of Mrs. E. T. Tomlinson Of Broad street and former resident of the town, has the sympathy of his many friends.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Tom 1 linson is survived by three daugh- ters, Misses Margaret and Elizabeth, students at the Skidmore Art school of Saratoga, N. Y, and Miss Vir- ginia, a student at the Bristol high school.
 She also leaves her parents, Mir and Mrs. James l.. Wilcox, two brothers and one sister, Mrs, Charles Downes. all of Bristol.
 Parish Meeting Tonight.
 There will be meeting of the parish of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour in the parish house this evening at o'clock. A number oi important matters are to be dis. cussed.
 Catholic Church Notes.
 Banns of marriage were published at the masses in the church of Oui Lady of Mercy this morning betweer Louis Memnone and Miss Sadie LePort and between Charles Edward Ronalter and Miss Susan Cecelia 'McGuire.
 To Make Voters. The selectmen and town clerk of Plainville will hold a session in the town hall on Pierce street for the purpose of examining the qualifica- tions of electors and admitting to the electors oath those whom they shall find qualified, on October II from 9 a. m. to p. m and or Saturday, October IS from a. m to 8 p. m. All those whose app'lca tions to be made shall have been in the hands of the registrars of voters by tomorrow evening at { o'clock will have the right to take this examination.
 Congregational Church Notes.
 A church supper and entertain ment will be held in the Congrega tional church parlors Thursday eve ming at 6:30 o'clock and the affair will be limited to 16O.
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold a rummage sale in the vacant store next to the A. & P. on West Main street on the afternoons and eve. nings of Friday and Saturday.
 Wedding Wednesday.
 Miss Anna Burgess of Maple street and Florimond LaFleur of Southington will be married at the church of Our Lady of Mercy or Broad street Wednesday morning al 9 o'clock by Rev. John F.. Fay pastor.
 Form Woman's Club nIo Mrs. Fred Powers of East Mair street, the newly formed democra tic womans club will meet. The gathering will he addressed by Mrs John, J. Kennedy Of West Hartford one of the livest organizers Of the democratic party in Connecticut All women who are interested are invited to he present as plans for the fall campaign will he laid al this meeting Last week on Thurs. day night the club was formed and the enthusiasm ran high.
 Fire Prevention Week
 Today ushers in fire prevention week and all people in the town are urged to take extra precautions tc guard against fires The children ir the local schools will be lectured during the week on the importance Of the week and will have explained to them the yearly damage caused 1 by fires throughout the country.
 To Correct An Error
 Tn Saturday nights issue of the Herald, story appeared from Plainville to the effect that case of infantile paralysis had been dis covered and the victim of the malady was named as the daughter of Mfr and Mrs Charles Livingston of East Broad street This was an unfor- tunate mistake in names as the lit. tie victim of the dread disease Is the
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