New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-16
FAIL TO ENTHUSE
over Voting LISTS
Only 81 Apply to Be Made
Voters in PlainVille
FIREMEN TO STAY HOME
Smoke Eaters Vote Not To Go To
Wethersfield-Post Confer
On Improvements To Mail Scry-
ice-Shower for Miss DAILY.

| ice-Shower for Miss DAILY.
Failure on the part of many
citizens of Plainville to file their
I applications to be made voters on
time will result in the smallest ito
be made list" in several years.
Eighty-one applications were re-
ceived at the required time, Septem-
| Der Z, and all who have made ap-
plcation since that time will be
allowed to vote only in the state
election.
Republican Registrar John E.
Lamb announced today that efforts
to get many of the towns prospec-
| tive voters to register have failed in
many cases. Advertising through
/ newspapers and on the towns bull
| letin did not seem to have any eff
! feet before the seventh of this
month. OF late, however, the regis
trar has been kept busy taking care
| of applications. He, with Democra-
tic Registrar George Skinner, will
receive applications for the state
election throughout the month of
September.
The work of making voters will
| be taken care of by Second Select
man James w. Simpson and Third
| Selectman Edward P. Prior with the
assistance of Town Clerk Mae Nor
gan Saturday morning. They will
be in session from o'clock in the
morning until . o'clock in the aft
ernoon.
Those comprising the ito be
made" list follows: Nellie H. Arneld,
Edward H. Abbel, F. Areoro. An
tonic Appruzzese, Mabel H. Bying-
ton, Margaret Boswell. Emily Bern
stein, Paul Baker, John H. Bryan,
William H. Carpenter, Ray H. Car
| penter, Andrea CaSeiele, Leonard
Cassidy, Lenson II. Case, G.. Carpen-
there, Amerigo Collela, Walter T.
Dexter, Loretta Dorazie. John j.
Fletcher, Gertrude Fox, Harrison w.
Granger, Agnes f. Granger, Rosa
Gnazze, A. L. Clarence Gustafson,
d. S. Hopkins Robert L. Hopkins,
Veronica Healey, Sidney Heming-
way, Clinton L. Hcaley, Frederick
i w. Harke, John William Kremer,
Henry B. Kessner, Esther II. Knapp,
| Howard NJ. Knapp. G. Robert Leon
ard, Sophia NJ. Lord, Phillips II.
Lord, Fred Leocarbeau, George c.
| Lucie, Cecile V. Lucie, Michael Le-
vine, Leonard Lafernine, James Nc
Guire, Adeline Mannille.
Sidney c. Martin Fred r. Matson,
Annie NJ. Norway, Helen f. Watson,
Gertrude Nystrom, Oscar n. Noren,
| John c.. Orfe. Helen w. Orfe, Hattie
Oyster, Gabriel Plazzo, Joseph B.
| Peters, John l. Robbins, Minerva D..
Robbins, William A. Smith, William
A. Spur, Robert Sneideman, NJ.
SemtuCci Bernard c. Skinner, Bet
I ty skinner, John Skinner. Jr., Kath-
crime Skinner, Ralph ThralI, Esther
TrumbulI May Tredennick. V. Vii
ardi. Elizabeth C. Varrene, Anna
Vance, Axes +. Williams, Wilmet n.
Wright, Carrie Wright, Bcrnice v.
Wells, George Woodruff, William
Walker and Frederick YacebelliA
Fircmcu Will Not Attend
The Plainyillc fire department at
meeting held in the company
rooms on Pierce street last night
voted not to attend the field day at
Wcthersfeld Saturday.
The members felt that such a
move would not be of any great
benefit to the department in general
AMI the members in particular.
In Naval Hospital
John GUiden. former commander
Of the Brock Barnes post, American
Legion, is at the Naval hospital at
Brooklyn suffering from the effects
of rheumatism which he received
while in the service. Reports from
the hospital today announced his
condition as improved and he is
we'll on the road to recovery, it was
announced.
Want Better Mail Service
In an effort 10 get better mail serv-
ices for PlainviIle and vicinity,
Postmasters J. f. Usher of Plain
vile, II. f. Erwin of New Britain,
II. s. Merrill of Bristol, and Harry
X. Taylor of Hartford met in con-
ference yesterday In the Hartford
postmaster's office. Present at the
conference also, were w. T. Var
rington, superintendent Of railway
mail service, G. f. McGregor chief
clerk of the service in New Haven.
and Arson z. Bigelow, district traf
fic manager of the Colonial Air
Transport, Inc.
Mr.. Usher announced this morn
ing that definite steps have been
taken to care for the latest Connec-
ton from PlainTille to the air mail