New Britain herald., 1927-10-03
II. >. Musical Organizations Under Way - Fire Pump Tried Out Pythian Sisters to start Whist Scrie>-Blucs Play Wrctchc,lly.

light vote, but one no lighter
 than usual in town elections held during of years, vas indicated this morning in the annual hallorins for town officers. Several persons were present when Moderator r. J. Prior declared the polls open at . o'clock, and \. F. Scoville was the first voter
 10 cast his ballot. Tho first woman
 was Mrs. J. Howard LaFiald. Al
 o'clock S5 votes had been cast and the total was only T at $ o'clock. Governor John H. Trumhull voted al
 S:23 o'clock. The vote stood al %
 al 2 o'clock and 120 at 10 o'clock.
 This was three votes behind the vote
 at the same hour year ago. when
 the total number of ballots was 570,
 and II was predicted by party chiefs
 that this would be about the total
 today. During the noon hour there was q rush Of voters. and this be-
 came so great that il was impossible to check up the figures at 12 o'clock. Those assisting Moderator Prior were the following: challenger. Will liam Buys: machine tenders. A kngshury. Walter Seymour, Frank smith, John Skinner, and Nathan Prior: checkers. W. A. Bailey and Albert Conlon; machine domonstrat-
 ors, Mrs. J. H. Lafield and Frank
 sullivan. Mr. LaFieli, republican
 registrar of voters, was also on hand. Due to q printers error it became legally possible for an clector to vote twice for the same person for
 the same office at today's election. Each party named three candidates
 for the newly created board of f.
 nance and then endorsed the trio
 selected by the other party. The six names wore placed on the slips l above tn" column Of levers for each party. but the printer made a mis- take and did not put them in cor responding. vertical columns. Ii r therefore became possible. by cut - ting, 10 vote twice for tho sam, { candidate. lnasmuch as all six meI . must be elected, however. this mis, , take will have no serious conse, , tquenccS.
 , Musical Clubs Organize
 f The musical clubs Of the Plain. | vile schools have started thcn
 years work under the direction ot , Miss Louise Coitle. supervisor ot . music. The High School Girls Gle, l club elected the following officer, : at it's first meeting: President, Ab.
 lin ;.,, {, Easton: seCretarytrcasurcr. Emmf f Hills; librarian. Virginia Conforti . The club consists of the folloWinG z girls: First sopranos. Flora F,aston . Marian Livingston, Olga Nerj Will
 helmina Strung, Betty Brastow. Hel
 ell Donnelly Evelyn Parsons, Lucy , Rogers. Dorothy Denton, Emmc
 Hills, Helen Mckernan. and Dor , o'hy Ives: second sopranos. Doris , Spencer. Esther Pick, Esther Snoido . man. Emily I\ilby, Laura NaHman
 Mildred Woodruff, Rose Margonelli , Beatrice t.aston, Helen Bersan ant
 Margaret Weber: altos, Elvina Min , ella. Lois Norton Ahhie Usher Hrl :. on Washington. Virginia Conforti :, Alice Peterson, Sophia Naaman
 Hope Farrar and Clara Hart. Thcr'
 is also a waiting list of ten girl
 who desire to become members. The Boys Glee club has as off cers: Leader William Weber; Ii | brarian. Edmund Tolli. The clul includes the following: First tenors ! Melvin Hadfeld Edward Bereau William Hopworth. John Melechin sky. Raymond Perron, Joseph Na | cobcllis, Albert patoli, Dalie am | Maurice Greene; second tcnors, Ed D mun1 Tolli. Earl McGihbon. Carm! Rosco. Walter Gorlle, David Smyth
 Amalueo Nillardi, Fred Wagn"r
 Leonard Cavallaro. Paul Nicinns q first hasscs. William Weber, fIowar' 2 Purdy. Russell Maynard, Wilfr"' { Yeamans Edgar Hubbard, Jam" k Prior. Horace French: s'con' :. hasses. Harlow Smith. Oscar John r son. Kurt Bloom. Malcolm Glllis | Charles Buell.. William Halsiod { Robert Bruce and Howard Chect n ham.
 . Helen Ostman is accompaNlsts fo 7. both glass clubs with Ho"ar \ Choctham as assistant.
 I The orchestra consists Of student
 from the high school and the gram
 mar schools. Harvey smith Ina