New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
IA FIELD IS NAMED
 VOTER REGISTRAR
Succeeds John E. Lamb, Re
 signed, as Republican
BUILDING CODE READY
Completed at Committee Meeting Rev. \. \. Ball to Address Odd Ieliows-Alany Warrantcc Deeds -Iady Foresters Meet.

J. howard LaField Of ! Canal street has accepted the office of reg lstrar or voters left vacant when John F. Lamb resigned the first Of lhe year, f was announced today by tlrst Selcctnan John J. kimmel His actual appointment by the board ot Seloctmen has not yet been made but NIT. Lal'ield was questioned in advance by the officials and has sig niticd his willingness to take the po- sltion, So that his appointment will be a mere formalty.
 Mr. LaField has not previously been active in local politics, but is believed 10 have the qualifications Of fine registrar He was formerly hoohkceU"r at the Eaton mill and is no" employed at the Trumbull Flee lric Mig Co, He IS q republican.
 The office, left without an incum- bent when Mir. Lamb resigned, was filled carefully, as there was no hurry, the next election being in Oc- to".r Several men were sought for the position and several others sought the position. but Mir. LaField Was the iinal choice and will be Peter puify's companion on the board.
 Building Code Completed.
 The proposed building code was completed at q meeting O. the spe- clal Chamber Of Commerce commit t'e last night and 1t is now ready for presentation to the seloctmen, Chairman Burton II. Phelps will mediatcly, and a special town meet ing will probah,y be called for ac- ton on lt as soon as possible.
 Many persons have been queryins MT. Phelps as to whether or not the code prevents them from doing any work Of their own. It does not, he explained today. Any person may build for himself provided he ob- serves tho regulations in the code.
 Mir. Ball to Speak.
 Rev. Arthur \. Ball, pastor of the Plainville M. E. church. will address the meeting of Scquasscn lodge, l. 0. c. r., tomorrow night Of recent years it has been an annual custom to have q local minister speak to the Odd Fellows in the spring, and the plan has worked very well, the members of the loige hearing some iinG talks. Nr. Ball is very popular here and IS certain to give an oxcel- lent speech, and the officers of the lodge ar" trying to bring ont the biggest attendance Of the year 10 hear him Tn" talk was originally planned for last week. but was post poncd because advance notice could not be given the Odd Fellows ill tImg 10 insure q large turnout.
 Warranty Deeds
 Six warranty deeds have been fil- cd at the office Of Town Clerk May Morgan. They are as follows:
 ozro ]. Cooley to Arthur $. Hold on and Edna NJ. Holden of Moving ton, lot on Lincoln street.
 Joseph Stcrauchak of New Brit ain, 10 Antonio Barancati, lot on Thomlinson avenue.
 Antonio Barancati and Reba Bar ancau 12 to Joseph Storauchak and Rosie Sterauchak. Of Now Brit ain, lot in the Standard tract.
 Antonio Barancati to Steve Spcck and Frank Kalakausllas, both of New Britain, lot on Thomlnson ave nue.
 Joseph T. Donovan Of Bristol, 10 Louis Gamachc, lot. corner Of Broad and Wasl inston streets
 Mabel s. Crandall of New Britain "a James A. Dyson ct al of New Britain.
 Trcibcr Falls Back
 C.. \. Trciher's pen of white rocks fell back to sixth place in the Storrs laying contest last week, being pass pd by a buff rock pen from Massa- chusetts. His outlets made good showing during the week, however, laying go eggs 10 bring their total to 593; this enable them to gain materially on the pens in third and second places.
 Lady Torestcrs Meet Washingt 1rumbull circle, Com panions Of the Forest. met last night after the regular Forestcrs' meeting. Applications for member 1 ship were received. X number of men from Court General Lawton 1 applied for social membership.
 Mrs. William O'Mara of Walden. ! N. l., member of Orange Circle | No. 29S; Mrs. Ryan Of Forestvllc. l and Mrs. Kate Mount Of New Brit ! ain were present as guests.
 Correction
 Mrs. Frank y. Wheeler is chair man of the general committee for 1 the community food sale. In last i