New Britain herald., 1926-08-05

 CAUCUS LISTS 10 BE MADE TOMORROW Registration Necessary for
 Voting in Primaries C. OF (. MEETS TONIGHT

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 Years, Dies-Talk of Champion. ship Series-PlainyilIe Briefs. 1 A caucus enrolment of the legaI voters of Plainville will be made to- | morrow by John E. Lamb and George R. Skinner, republican and democratic registrars of voters | They will be in session at the town hall from 1 to 10 p, m. to revise the present lists, making separate party lists according to the expressed po- l lltical preferences as declared to them by the voters. They will meet again next Friday, the 18th, those not being enrolled after that date being ineligible to vote at the party caucuses. MT. Lamb advises super stitious persons to avoid Friday the 18th and appear tomorrow. The registrars wish it understood | that these sessions are not for the l purpose of making voters, which procedure will come later. The pres ent meetings of the registrars are solely for the purpose of making lists of those who wish to partici- l pate in the caucus nomination those who have not registered their party preference being unable to take part in these primaries. These are really at least as important as the election itself In Plainyille, the election being mostly formal con- firmation of the nominations, since the two parties generally nominate only enough candidates between them to fill the various boards and other offices.
 c. of c. Meeting
 The board of directors of the Plainville Chamber of Commerce will hold their regular August meet. ing at o'clock tonight in the clut room. A further report of progress on the matter of the town finance board will be made. The committed headed by S. s. Gwillim has beer working on this matter for some time and has secured considerabl | information relative to the workings of of these bodies and should short ly be ready tomake a final report.
 In the absence of President Henry Trumbull, President A. A. Mcleod will probably preside this evening.
 Death of Child
 Mildred Hart, two year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hart of fl Pierce street, died this morn. ing at the home of her parents Heart disease is thought to be the cause of her death. She was borr i on May 22, 1924. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon at the funeral rooms of W. A. Bailey & Co. The body will be inferred in West cemetery.
 Chautauqua Program
 Shakespeare Day is being observ- ed today at the Connecticut Chau- tauqua assembly at the Plainyille Camp Ground. Prof. Truman J. Spencer, president of the assembly read Much Ado About Nothing" " this afternoon, while at s o'clock tonight he will give an illustrated lecture on "Shakespeare's English History"
 Tomorrow will be Temperance Day and will open with the usual devotional service at a. m. The regular classes will meet as follows: Basketry at S:15 a. m., elocution at a. m., pure food demonstration at g a. m.. children's hour at 10 a. m., assembly chorus at 1:30 p. m. and pantomime and physical culture at 4:30 p. m. At Il a. m. Mrs. Spencer will continue her series of studies on "Women of the Bible" A gold medal contest under the auspices of the W. c. T. U. will be held at D. m.
 Bristol night will be observed In the evening, when there will be concert at 8 o'clock by the Arion Male Quartet of Bristol. This quartet consists of Gaylord B. Cook, first tenor; Ralph M. Joerres, second tenor; William H. Graham, first bass and Arthur B. Jepson, second bass; with Edward L. Graham as accompanist. The quartet will be assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Porter Snow, alto; Mrs. Daisy Booth Daley, soprano; and Miss Barbara Bradley, violinist.
 Talk of Baseball Series
 Following the defeat Of the All Plainvilles by the Business Men Tuesday night and the claiming of the town title by the latter team, talk is in the air of series between the two hines for the championship. The -Plainvilles are stressing the fact that they did not have their full lineup in the game. but the Business Mel point out that they were with out the services of the star pitcher.