New Britain herald., 1925-08-01
NAMES 10 to ON
 NEW VOTING LIST
Registrars Will Enroll Candi-
 dates on August 9 and IA
BUILDER AWARDED S1,30O
F, \. rCrraull Wins Suit Against William LcCNcN. Owner of Far Last RC>laurant-tlr Meet to Ne Discussed Monday Nigh,

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 NHaN or the roNucql season. "moh ViDl he marked by the con tcS's of the election in October Will take p1Ac" on August q when regis trars of voters will hc stationed at the Federal lli' school the Uncns Hose house tirrwcn's hall in For cs'Nji'o and tho city hall for the en- rollmeNt of The voters. Sessions will he held from noon until 9 o'clock at night Tho registrars will also meet on August I4 for the same purposo
 Applications for now voters will ha received np 70 and including September S I-nloss the applica- tions are in tho hands of tho regis trars hv o'clock on that date, thn applicant will have no chance to vote this year as ho will not hc included in ,ho list or voters "to he made" PcrrauIt Wins Suit F A. Terrault Of this city has been awarded q 800 by a hoard of arhjtrators. consisting of George ]. Iacourse. George w Currie and James Collins, all builders. in a suit against William T.coWcy, owner of the Far East restaurant on North Main street for work. alleged to have been done In the construction of the place and unpaid for. Judge Tpanhrcditus Peck appear inc for Mr TeeWcv alleged defects of workmanship. Judge Joseph N. Donovan represented Mir. Torrault, Playing Norwich The New Departures will cross bats on Sunday afternoon al Muz2y field with the strong Norwich nine. The visiting tclm has been strength- ened for the encounter as already this season. the New Departures have triumNhcd over the aggrega- .tion from the Rose of New England. The locals added Manchester to the string of scalps last week and on 1ursday added the shclhurno Falls, Mass, nine also
 May Aid Visitors
 That different arrangements will be made in the cases Of out of town motorists who violate local traffic rules has heon indicated by Prose- cutting Attorney James r. Mather. Like the rest of the court officials, Nr. Mather hclieNcs that q hardship will he worked if driver Is Compell- led to lose the timc of coming from an other city or town because of some minor infraction. The g. fcc in lieu of a court hoarinc will be dis continued after today. hoNolcr. and .Conrt eases will ho made of the next local violators. What the scheme win he for th" out of town motor car operators has not hcon an uouncci hv tho prosecuting attorney az complete details have not been worked out.
 Nnct>-Ninc Arrests
 Just one short of a hundred is inc total of arrests. made by the police department for the month of July. NCt0r car collisions and infraCtions of the motor laws contributed well to tho total s did a noisy July '. when q group Of premature cclebrat- ors vas rounded up.
 Chautau0ua Coming
 The opening of the SNarfhmorc ChamauQua, which will remain here until August II, will take place on I,t {r L., ness for tho event. which promises to hc more successful than ever hc- fore. The opening sale Of tickets has hecn encouraging, so that no deficit is anticipated for this season. hue 10 adverse conditions last year. a small deficit was met with.
 Discuss Air Meet
 Discussion of tho plans for tho air meet on August lS at Miller Field will take place al a gathering of tho special committee in charge of the event, at S o'clock on Monday night q: tho Elks' club Tn crder that no detail he lacking committee of 65, many of inc members of which are former aNiators. has been selected to direct thr affair.
 No storm Damage
 No nppreciahle damage was re- rortod for the storm Of last night and early this morning. which deluC. the city. The rain began to fall ahout II o'clock and ended its terri. 7c downpour shortly after { o'clock The storm gu'tcrs took care of the ! surplus in good shape so that no in. convenience was experienced this 1 by Nashouts or situations | of I;1,o ,,,,,ra