New Britain herald., 1924-09-22
TOTAL OF VOTERS MADE HERE IS llg
Largest Number in History Of ] T0Wn.,4S Are Women
ARREST EVANSVILLE MEN
Auto Crash at Blossom Corner Mrs. Elizabeth Donahue and Mrs. Christine untcrspan Die-Rcal Estate Transfcr---Briefs.

Christine Untcrspan Die-Real
 Estate Transfcr--Briefs.
 A total of 1i9 voters were made In Plainyille by the board Of select men and registrars which were in session in the town hall on Satur- day. This is the largest number ever to have been made in Plain vile at any one time. Of this num- Der, 43 were women. Many ex- pressed their desire to become en- rolled on caucus lists. but the major ity who were placed on the lists by the registrars, were Republicans, there being only three or four regis tered on the Democratic list. The work of both the Republican and Democratic town committees, however, was very evident in the | numbers who turned out. All day long, workers for both parties were in and out of the town hall l'and the place had the appearance of elec-' tlOH udys I w WEI groups of party workers conveyed the to-be-made voters to the hall and they were taken in hand by the officials who administered the oath.
 The day set by the registrars of voters for qualification as voters for the state and national elections is October Il. All those wishing to be made voters on that date, must have their names and applications into the registrars hands before October z.
 Plantsville Men Arrested. Andrew ". Cornish and James J. Bergin of PlantsviHe were arrested l yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey of Plainville on complaint of the owner of the Camp Gas Filling Station at Lazy Lane. Mir. Camp alleges that the two men stopped at the station in a truck and ordered basket of peaches. They rendered s5 bill in | payment for the fruit and then called for two glasses of sweet cider. While MT. Camp was getting this for them, Camp complains that the men seized the s5 and jumped into the truck and drove away to- wards Plainville. The men denied the accusation but they were held here for trial tonight on a technical charge of having improper markers on the truck. The truck is regis tered in the name of Clarence Cowles of Huntsville and the front license plate was missing. Cornish's operators license shows his address as Wallingford, but he claims his residence as Evansville.
 Blossoms Corner Again. | Blossoms Corner was the scene of another automobile accident Sat urday afternoon involving cars driven by Claude Bryce of Bristol and W. Hemingway of Plainville. The corner is posted for de- tour for through traffic to Pennington because of highway construction and New York driver stopping for information hailed MT. Hemingway to ask for directions. Hemingway had just started his au- tomobile, 1t is said. when Bryce is alleged to have cut in from the left and crashed into him. A wheel was 1 broken off of the Hemingway car but no arrests were made by Deputy Sheriff F. W. Furrey who investi- gated Bryce agreed 10 pay the | damages.
 Mrs. Elizabeth DOnahue.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Donahue, age about 70 years, of Pine street. For estville, died this morning about 5:S0 o'clock after a short illness. 1 She was taken with shock yes terday at her home and failed 10 rally. She was well known in l Plainville where she has large i number Of relatives. She is sur- vived by three daughters. Mrs. George DeLarme Miss Grace Dona- hue and Miss Nellie Donahue of Forestyille. and one son, James Donahue of Bristol. The funeral | arrangements are incomplete, put the services will probably be held on Wednesday.
 The Forestville division of sthe Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H.. will hold a meeting this evening 10 take action on the death of Mrs. Dem ahue, who was a member of the division.
 Mrs. Christine Unterspan.
 Mrs. Christine Unterspan, age e2 years, of 5f Bohemia street, died yesterday at the New Britain Gen eral hospital. She was the widow of John Unterspan and is survived by four sons. Adolnh of Bristol Ed ward, Fred and Walter of Plain ville. and three daughters. Mrs. Rose sucss of New Britain; Mrs. Lena