New Britain herald., 1928-08-06
TO enroll VOTERS
FOR The CAUCUSES
Registrars Will Open Fall Pc.
Gtical Campaign Friday
M010RIS1 TO Be TRIED
Was Stalled Without Lights-Nu-
merous Births Over Week End
Heat Prevents Characterization
Meeting-Lis Pendens-Briefs.

! Inc first activity of the coming
poiltlcal campaign will occur Friday.
"hen Registrars of Voters ]. How
ard LaF'ield and Peter DUFFY will
hold session in the town hall from
10 10 p m. for the purpose of
making a caucus enrolment of all,
regal voters in the town. All voters
VINO are not on either caucus list
ana who wish to vote at either of
the eaucuses must give their names
to one of the registrars during tho
present week or not later than 10
O'Clock Friday night.
! Inc registrars are very DESTROYS
that all voters who are not sure
whether their names are on the lists
make efforts to find out. Last year
quite a number of voters could not
vote at the caucuses, as thew had
failed TO have their names placed
on the lists.
Inc registrars will compile
separate lists according to the de-
clared party preference of the yot :
ers as expressed to them. These
VIII be used as check lists at the
caucuses next month.
The political field has been even
quleter than usual here this sum.
mer' With the caucuses only a
month away, the town election two
months off, and a national election
less than three months in tho fn.
lure there has been not a sign of
ACTIVITY. No announcements of cam
dldacles have been forthcoming and
"hether or not the holders of town
Offices Will run again is not known
statements being impossible to oh
tam TINS early. Because of its be-
ing a presidential year, the activity
Is expected to be hotter than in the
past when it does begin, and il is
iconsldered likely that the democratic
party VIII make an unusual effort IN
win votes at the October election
and hold them for Smith month
later.
MOtOrist to he Tried
Arthur Martin of New Britain will
De tried tonight on charges of CD.
Grating a motor vehicle with de.
fective lights and with leaving an
uhllghted car on the highway. Two
weeks ago Martins car. left with
out gas or lights on the New Britain
road, was rammed by a milk trucl,
operated by John Corezskycz OF
southlngton. the dairymans son be-
ing badly cut by flying glass,
! Lis pcndens
| Notice of the tendency of a sui,
has been filed by Lomas & Nettleton
at the town clerks office. The suit
involving Maude Ella Carlson, Au-
gust Matson, Arthur Matson. Oscar
olson. and the City National bank of
New Britain, is to foreclose a mott
gage on property on Cottage street,
Births
A daughter was born yesterday at
the Bristol hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Seiander of Broad street.
A son was born at the Bristol hos
pital Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Champion of Kent street.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beverly of Whiting street.
A daughter was born Saturday at
The Bristol hospital to Mir. and Mrs.
Raymond Fox of West Main street.
Funeral of Mrs. Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Meta
Smith. wife Of Earl G. Smith of East
Broad street, were held yesterday
afternoon at the Plainville NJ. l.,
church. Rev. Hubert r. Jones of
Bristol officiated. Burial was III
West cemetery.
No Baseball Game
The scheduled Sunday afternoon
baseball game between the ALI
Plainville and the Simsbury nine was
called off yesterday because of the
excessive heat.
Eedcyation Meeting
The Woman's Federation of the
Congregational church will hold an
all-day sewing meeting Wednesday
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Nor
ton on Redstone hill