New Britain herald., 1925-09-30

In several sections Of the town, not ably about the Linden streets school, where growth has been rapid of late The contract with the power conn pany for lighting the streets will run out this year and authority to make new one will be granted the authorities at the meeting.
 Voting Machines Set Up
 The voting machines have been installed and were open for public inspection and demonstration today. They will also be available for this purpose tomorrow and Friday, and new voters and those unfamiliar with the machine should make a points of being shown the working Of the mechanism before Friday night. At that time the machines will be set and locked up until the opening of the pools at o'clock Monday morning,
 Laying Sidewalks New cement sidewalks are being laid on the west side of Whiting street beyond the Gridley garage. An effort will be made to have ce- ment walks laid on the east side be- tween Maple and Broad street be- fore winter stops such operations; at present there is such a walk ir front of tho town lot, but the re- mainder of the block Is tronted by a cinder walk
 Football Notes
 The members of tho Plainvillt Juniors will report for football prac tice at Trumbull field tomorrow eve ming at 7;45 o'clock. This team which averages l15-130 pounds. vii be coached by Archie Nalbandian and new men are being sought. Tn , team especially wishes to secure , good quarterback. A game for thi Sunday Is being sought with tn Maple Ends of Bristol. A meeting will he held in Neri' { billiard parlor tonight 10 organlz l d team averaging l5O pounds. , Shower For Miss Rogers { A personal shower was given Mon S day evening by the We-Uns club I the home of Mrs. stephen Diet2k in honor of Miss Dorothy Roger who will become the bride of Elme < Thomas on Monday. October 1, l Miss Rogers received many beaut Y ful gifts. Refreshments were serve
 and very pleasant social time WI f. enjoyed.
 }. Hardware Stolen
 A local contractor reported ,s Deputy Sheriff F.. ", Furrey yei n terday that a quantity of hardwal @ and material had been stolen fro l. d house heinz constructed IS Pennington avenue. Furrcy con I municntcd with the state police ar
 3 man was sent to investigate.
 Women's Relief Corps l. The Womens Relief Corps W 0. meet In Ci. A. R. hall, Forestri0 r. tomorrow. Dinner will be served " 1c noon, while the meeting will r. called to order at ";S0 o'clo' le sharp. There will be officers tnspe ,h ton; all officers are requested e wear white.
 l. Chamber of Commerce IT Tho regular October meeting al the Chamber of Commerce will
 held tomorrow evening. IT October DcNOtiOus al Beginning tomorrow morning a lS continuing each day througho Tn October. there will he October ( ey votions at the Church of Our La
 of Mercy following the T:S0 o'Clo no mass. On Friday. First Frid
 there will be g mass at 5;%o 3. at and communion al ' o'clock he Parish Guild Meeting IT, There will he meeting of Parish Guild of the Church of (
 Saviour tomorrow afternoon. T IT. rummage sale has been postpor he until Thursday October s. " Federation Meeting HIS The Womans Federation of A Congregational church will hold III first regular meeting of the seas nd at o:Sn o'clock tomorrow afternc ID in thechurch parlors, All won De are invited 10 attend. The Octo' h- envelopes are due. as are those
 handed In during the summer.
 Grange to Berlin IT. Members of Plainville Gral ct- will attend the meeting of Ber lh- Grange next Tuesday evening Al will furnish part of the program lNe connection with Neighhors' Nigl GIT Votes er- Miss Mary l7urrev of New ' lid is he guest of her sisters on Br nl- street
 lch Louise Pike of Strong Court