New Britain herald., 1924-10-11

not be ashamed to vote for the rep- resentatives that are for the peo- ple's interests"
 Guarantors Announced
 That tho 1925 chautauqua will get away to good start Is assured by the large list of guarantors for next year, announced this morning by the Chamber of Commerce. The success Of the local movement has been gaining since the midsummer en- tertainment series began several years ago and the call for guaran- tors for next year met a ready re- sponse, despite the fact that a small deficit took place last summer.
 The guarantors follow:
 David A. Appell, Harold I. Arms. Earl J. Arnold, Ray c. Arnold, Will lis H. Bacon, Arthur s. Barnes. Carlyle F. Barnes, Harry C. Barnes, W. l.. Barrett, F. G. Bassett, Dr. A. c. Beach, George S. Beach, Dr. l.. l.. Beach, Richard IT. Reamish. A. l.. Beede, c. F. Bergeron, George Blackall, pr. A. s. Bracket, Frank Bruen, Carleton W. Buell., Dwight c. Buffum, c. E. Burrill.
 William F, Calder. W. B. Can field, Peter A. Cawley, John T. Chid- sey, George E. Bookings. H. E. Cot tie, Peter J. Conlon, Alex H. Craig, w. L. Crouch, Daniel r. Crowley. Wallace B. Crumb, William N. De- Roster, William H. Dunbar.
 James D. Foster Emil H. Funk, George J. Funk, Louis F. Funk, John F. Gearing, H. Geruldson, Le- roy w. Greene, Charles N. Gordon, W. H. Graham, Caro- N. Gray. Dr. John J. Grimley.
 Dr. Frank NJ. HambliH, William A. Hayes, A. c. Hitchcock, Paul M. Hubbard, Frederick c. Hughes, H. F. Humphrey, Edward Ingraham, Charles s. Joy Brown Joyce, Dr. F. E. Jennings, Rudolph A. Johnson. William A. Kimbal, E. C. Knnl, A. N. Latin.
 The Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, Will liam J, Malone, James T. Mather, John F. Mccarthy, Edward ". Mink, S. Russell Mink, I. s. Missal, Dr. c. J. Moore, Gales P. Moore, Dwight J. Mercy, William Muir. John T. Murphy, John W. Murphy. James L. Murray, Roger S. Newell, N. E. Nystrom, Charles F. Olin.
 Dr. Paul A. Park, Edson H. Peck. Epaphroditus Peck, Howard s. Peck, Miles Lewis Peck. William J. Phe- Ian, Karl A. Reiche, Harold B. Reid. P. J. Ranney, pr. R. A. Rich ardson, Charles R. Riley, c. A. Robertson, Harry c. Russell.
 Dr. E. P. Sanborn, c. B. Sanford, F. B. scudder. Carl L. Seeber, W. K. Sessions, Lester Sigourney, Charles B. Simmons, A. D. Somers, pr. B. J. Spencer. Elmer E. Stock ton, F. B. Tibbits, Charles T. Treadway, Townsend G. Treadway, Ludger Valentine. Albert Vuil- leumier. the Rev. Dr. William B. West, the Rev. Ernest L. Wismer.
 Isabellas Have Whist
 The whist party and dance under auspices of Palos circle. D. of l., last night in Red Mems hall at tracted a large number of people. Proceeds of the event will be used to defray the expenses of a gift for the new edifice of St. Joseph's { church.
 "Making" Voters
 Making of voters began today by the selectmen and City Clerk Thomas B. Steele at o'clock and will continue until o'clock tonight. Selectmen Frank w. Large, Leigh D. Minor and J. Fay Douglass had plenty of work to do as no less than 1,456 applications were on file when the session opened. Because of the large number of applications, local politicians believe that one of the heaviest votes in the history of the city will be boiled at the November election. The voters, made" today will also have the privilege of vot- ing at the caucus meetings next week as both the democratic and re- publican gatherings will take place on Tuesday night. the first in the city court room and the c. o. P. session will be in Red Mems hall.