New Britain herald., 1928-10-10

500 persons filed applications Yes
terday was the last opportunity for
applicants to turn In their names
before the coming state and presi-
Dental elections.
All records were broken at the re-
gistrar's meeting before the town
election and the number Of prospec-
tive voters names received yesterday
sets new record for the town. The
names were received by Royal Nor
Sc and George Corr. registrars.
The board of selectmen and the
town clerk will be in session at the
town hall all day Saturday to give
the electors vote to applicants
whose names apear on the prelim.
mary list.
Announcement OF Marriage
Announcement has just been made
Of the marriage which took place in
Mtllerton. n. y, on August 18th
when Mrs. Marion MacNeil of Ken
sinston became the bride Of Clar-
ence Il. Anderson of Meriden. The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor of the Methodist church in
Millerton.
The bridegroom is the manager of
the Alling Rubber Company in Meri-
den and is an active member of the
Meriden Chamber of Commerce.
He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Anderson Of New Britain.
Mrs. Anderson IL the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of
kensington. She was formerly in
charge OF the music department of
the Mathushek Piano Company in
Meriden. Mrs. Anderson Is an ac-
complished musician. having studied
abroad and has wide circle Of
friends In Remington and Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson are now
residing at 124 Willow avenue in
Mertden.
Endorses Republican Candidates
Mrs. Francis r. Jones OF Hart
ford addressed the members of the
Republican Woman's club OF Berlin
yesterday afternoon at kensington
and praised the republican state and
national platform of Herbert Hoov-
er She said that the continued pros
perity of the country depended upon
a well-balanced platform and it is
the republican type of platform. she
add ~. that the nation needs. Mrs
Jones endorsed all the republican
candidates for state and national Of
fees.
4 business meeting was held fol-
lowing Mrs. Jones' speech and plans
were discussed for another large rally
similar to the one held last week
when Senator Frederic Walcott ad-
dressed the republican voters Of the
town at the Grange hall. 1t is hoped
10 hold the rally within the Text
few weeks. 1t will be the last one
before the coming national election
No speaker for the occasion has
been announced yet.
The next meeting of the club will
DO held next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Benson in East
Berlin. The program for the meet
ing will be announced at a later
late.
Announce List Of Officers
Announcement was made this
morning Of the officers that will
the affairs Of the Emma
Hart Willard chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, for the
season Of 1s2S-1929.
The officers are as follows: regent,
Miss Caroline X. Savage: vice-regent
Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum: secretary,
Mrs. Robert T. Chapman: treasurer.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes; registrar. Mrs
Elmer w. Stearns: advisory board,
Mrs. Ralph A. WoodinE. Mrs. Thorn
~ c. Hodgson and Mrs. Russell 8.
Gold: programme committee. Mrs
Russell 5. Gold, Mrs. Thomas c.
Hodgson and Mira A. P. Marsh: con-
and thrift. Mrs. Francis
Deming: Americanism. Mrs. E. w.
stearns: patriotic education. Mrs.
Phelps: preservation of historic
spots. Miss c. NJ. Bauer: flag. Mrs.
Edna 8. Damon: ID. A. r. magazine.
Mrs Leland w Gwatkin: publicity
md press. Mrs. Frank H. Woods and
trustees of Christian Lane cemetery,
Mrs. Sidney NJ. Cowles. Miss MarjOr-
. Moore and Mrs Rhodes.
The chapter will open its season
activities with a meeting tomorrow
afternoon ut the home Of Miss Caro-
inc X. Savage Of Savage Hill at !