New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
PMinuiM Neus
MANY NEW VOTERS
 BEING MADE TODAY
175 on List, Far Larger Number
 Than Last Year
STATE OFFICERS COMING

Will Attend Martha Rcbckah Meet
 ing Monday Night-No Successor
 To Conlon Named Yet - Church
 Noticcs-Dccisi,c Game Today.
 One Of the largest lists of voters to be made in the history of Plain vile lies before Town Clerk May Morgan and the selectmen today, the day for the making" of new electors of the town, There are 175 names on the list, including 9l men and S4 women. Last year there were i03 voters made before the town election. so that, while not all Of those whose names appear on this years list may appear for the ad- ministration of the oath it is likely that today will see the largest ad- dition ever made to Plainyillc's yot Ing strength.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session at the town hall until o'clock this evening. The list Of ito be mades" is as follows:
 Frank c. Barrett, Richard Bisch- ner, Raymond H. Bcnnison. Alex Bechman, Howard Bradley. Frank Buchas, Edgar Bradley, Carl Bro- den, Carl W. Crampton, Philip C. Carlson, Joseph Chrysnousli, George r. Cook Adolph Cachanse, Robert Craig, Daniel Chice. Leonard Cas- sidy. George A. Davis, Napoleon DeCall, Herbert A. Dyer. Waiter T. Dexter, Orvid Day. Gustave EwaId, Frederick r. freundell George Far rar, Fred Fox. Jonah J. Fletcher. Arcads J, Guise. John Gross. Ser trand Gray, William J. Hayes. Mel bert Hart. Roscoe Humm, Miles Hart, Albert Heinzman. Herbert B. Hctch, Joseph Charles Hughes, Har- old (. Haskell, Melvin Hart, Levincs A. Johnson. Charles w. Johnson. Jo- seph k. Jerrolds, Francis Kelley, Frank knepaton. Adolph Knoncs. Henry B. kessner. Davis Kaufman, kooert Leonard, Michael Levine. Jacob Lepeike. Edward Lawrence, Leonard Letiminc, Lucien LeClair. Ado!ph lachancc, WaltcrP. Marine. Sidney c. Martin. Fred R. Watson. Thomas Meskce, Edward F. Martin. dale, Salvatore Marine, Earl Mason, frank Il. Maniren, Philip C. May. hard, Johr H. Morton. Arthur A. McCuskcr, Frank J. O'Brien, Louis u. Prello, Paul James Loura Pixley Me'Vln E. Rogers. Leslie c. Rack. cllffe, Louis Roberts, William Rev. holds David Smythc. Andrew Schwab. Carl W. SchocmmcbI Alva S' smith, W. R. Smith, George P Sessions, Philip Sharpe. Ralph Ihrall, JamesF. Ticrncy. William l. llerney, Harry Turner. Gustaye A. Treiber, Vito Ninola, James Valley Edward Wilson, Ralph II. Widgar GeorgeWoodruff, William J. Word William Walker.
 Andre. Louise N, Andrcus. Iulin hosWell, Margaret. Bcrntson Emily Bradley, Emma M. Burgess, Anna. be'Ieni, Anna, Barrett. Jane NJ. hloom NiIda, Barglund, HilJa. Bradley Mrs. N, Braden, Lcnnea, Carlisle, Tein M. Champion, Anna F. COOK, Lucia, Drake, Miss Dfctzko, Gertrude, Dyer, Dorothy D. David. Lorette, Donahue, Mrs. A. Flenders, Mrs, Fox, Gertrude, Farrar Mrs. E, Fitzgerald, Mary E. Farrar, Eliza beth. Rurrcy, Esther, Cuisc, Min nic, Carzzo, Posa, Goodrich, Ella T. Gregory, Ruth A. Green, Sophia, Hogan, Ida, Hyde, Minnie. E. liar lew, Edith, Hatch, Harriet N. Hugh cs, Anna F.. Haskell Carrie. labs Niena, Jewett, Margaret, Jewett Helen s. Johnson, Nellie. w. Jcr- rulds, Addie,, Kerwin. Marie, Kelley Mrs. Francis, Keneally, Katherine libbey, Edith M, Leonard, Julia, I.e. Nasseur, Mary l.. Miller, Viola, M Miller, Mrs. Frank. Norway, Annie M. Mcguire, Madeline, Nyslron Gertrude, Neuhauser. Mabel Nelson Elsie, O'Neil, Jessie o. Oysler, Hat. tie, Osborn, Helen, Orvis Clara Parkinson Elizabeth, Pcllenluz, Gun. oNilfa, Parkinson, Alice, Prior Helen, Radcliffe, Mrs, Leslie Smythc, Florence, Smith, Margaret M, Spencer, Gertrude M. Spur, Win. fired, A. Sasek, Mary, Sannenbergc Wanda, Sullivan, Mrs. J. Schwcnk Florence, Sturgeon, Susie, Tierney Helen. Frederick, Mary. Torrant Anna V. Tanner. Mrs. J. Thompson Ethel. Trieber, Adele A. Nanve. Anna Fuille. Helen Widger Maud J. Ward Marie, Rackcliffc Gladys F.
 Methodist Church
 The services at the PlainNiIle NJ F. church tomorrow will be as fol. lows: Morning worship at l0:4; o'clock; the pastor, Rev. Arthur A Ball, will be inc preacher. The Sun day school win return 10 it's ot schedule and meet at 12 noon in stead of 9:30 a. m. as during the summer; 1t is hoped that all chil