New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

town on the party caucus lists Those so registered gill have the right 10 vote at the town eauenses and have their say as io the choice of men fer the town government, bui failure lo register sil, mean that unregistered voters win have little 10 say about the nominees,
 Talk is gning about The losn nov eoneeTnins the coming election and many expect surprise in The form of announcements for the various town offices within tha next few days Several candidates aTs already mem tioning their prospective candidates eithau. specifically making state ments in that direction,
 Fixing Tr0lies Tracks
 4 large force of workmen of ihe Connecticut Co. is working this week on the Essl Main street lines They are Haing The tracks in spots and also repairing the road.ay where ii IS re- auired of the trolley company The work will consume a good part Of ihe week
 At the Community
 Manager William Wilhsr has an st- Inactive program which will be shown at the Community thea,er this week, Today. "Maytime" sill be seen with lilly Sullivan in round of "Fast stoppers," International News and Hodge Podge, Thursday, "Ths Mysterious Rider" will he seen with the comedy "rhe Pill Founder" and the last chapter of Leather Stockings" Saturday "rhe Hero" one of the best pictures to come here will be shown with Harry Iandon comedy and a chapter of Ruth Of the Range" Sunday, Sporting Youth" will be the feature and Is considered one Of the best releases Of the year. A comedy and "The Ant lion" will also he shown.
 Left in the Idirch
 Many passengers coming from New Britain 10 plainyille on the short line car last evening who were planning to board the shop extra which pre- cedes the short limo car to the center Of the town, were sorely disappointed when tho extra failed 10 wait in the center of the town and went away without taking them with it. Tho car usually is at the Trumbull fac tory when the short line car arrives there and then precsdes the short line to the center, Usually the extra car waits there, but last night |, failed to do so although it is known that there is plenty Of time 10 spare. A number of the indignant passengers stated that they were going 10 com plain to the New Britain superintcn- dent about the acts of the crew on the extra car.
 Piainyillc Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ball of West wood Park arc enjoying a motor trip through New York state and Canada. They will visit all the points of in- terest along the route for the next two weeks.
 Miss Julia Graham and Miss Ger trude Lyman have returned home after q visit of several weeks with their uncle, Dr. James E. Prior of Boston, Mass.
 Rev. Thomas Rooney of Grown, Pa. is visiting his sisters, the Misses Rooney of Grown street.
 Miss Ruth Ryder has returned home after several weeks visit in De- troit, Mich, and Canada.
 The following employees Of the Trumbull office are on vacation: Misses Mildred Anderson and Mar garet Delehanty are at Walnut Beach; Miss Betty Pike is in Ann Arbor, Mich; Miss Catherine Boyle, Doro- thy Hartford and Claire Dunham are at Myrtle Beach; Miss Edna McCabe is in Maine and Miss Jane Roche is in Asbury Park, N. J.
 Miss Ella O'Brien, telephone opera tor at the Trumbull plant, is confined to her home on Maple street with illness.
 s. s. Gwilim has returned to his home after an extended stay in Maine.
 Miss Cecela Dame of Bank street has returned from a visit with rela- tives in Cohoes, N. Y.
 To correct a misunderstanding, Dr. l George F. Cook will answer all out side calls both day and night as well IS keeping his office hours.--advt. Lost-flandbag, Sunday afternoon, between Kron and Hough Sts. He- | ward if returned II Hough St, Plain