New Britain herald., 1926-09-21
DEMOCRATS WEAK
 ON VOTING LISTS
Republicans Gain Strength in
 Recruiting New Electors
FOUR AUTO CASES IN COURT
Baby Who Swallowed Open Safety Pin Will Recoyer-Red Cross to Receive Aid For Florida Suffer- erS-Auto Hits Girl.

That the democratic party in Plainville Is gradually growing weaker was made apparent this morning when the list of those who qualified for voting privileges in the town election was announced show ing three who registered with that party out of 45 voters who qualified. Twenty-nine voters chose the re- 13, did not take either side. None of the 13 women who qualified cast their lot with the democratic party. Just a little over half of the voters eligible appeared before the select men, S1 having been on the list. The reason for the lack of inter- est In the Jeffersonan party is that fact the party has never been able to put up a good battle in the town elections, being defeated about 2 to 1 in every contest.
 Criticism has been expressed by the citizens of the town at the party for it's failure to fight harder in the election. IL has been accused of giving up without a fight at every election. Ofsate years it has been case of drafting candidates to fill out the ticket while the republicans settle the election at their caucus. The list of voters who qualified were as follows: Women, Agnes F. Granger. Alice Williams, Bineria B, Robbins. Elizabeth Narrono, Mabel VI. Byington, Manillo Alkaline, Mar garct Boswell, Carrie Wright Der rice Y. Wells, Helen Watson, Loret- ta V. Dorazio Helen w. Orfe, and Esther II. Knapp; mon, Robert Sniedeman, Ralph Thrall, Sidney Hemingway, Joseph E. Peters, Ga briel Plazzo. William H. Carpenter, Frederick Nacobcllis, Robert G. Leonard. Anthnio Apruzzese. Paul Baker, Oscar H. Norcn, Harrison w. Granger, John l.. Robbins, George C. Lucicr, Andrea Casciello, Frank Ancri A. c. Clarence Gustafson' Clinton E. Hcaloy, William A. smith, Leonardo Lefimine, James J. Hayes and John Carpcnterc.
 Second Sclectman James w. Simp- son. Third Selcctman Edward P. Prior assisted by Town Clerk Mae Morgan swore in the new electors.
 Entered For Third Time
 The E. & l.. filling station on West Main street seems to be iinx. On Saturday night and sun day night it was entered and on the second visit $500 in goods was about to be taken when Officer Furrey hanpened on the scene to spoil the well-laid plans of the burglars. A month ago the place was entered and s1O0 worth of goods were stolen. The establishment is owned bv James Boswell.
 About o'clock yesterday morning the break was believed to have been made. The would-be robbers had a radio set, 12 tires fin a pile in front of the place when Officer furrey m the course of his rounds approached. When they saw Illlh tlloS Do' NM an automobile and sped up west Main street toward Bristol. me proprietor was called and he found that s15 In silver and q Colt auto matic was stolen.
 Sunday morning an attempt to break into the place was aga'h foiled when Officer Furrey appeared on the scene. The local and state police are working on the case. when questioned this morning on what procedure he thinks the concern will follow to prevent any future breaks Assistant Manager Amerigo CnlleIla of the concern said he thinks they will have to build fence around the place.
 No Operation Necessary
 The open safety pin which was swallowed by Vivian Cambridge, two-year- old daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Vincent Cambridge of South Austin street, was removed from her system without a surgical opera