New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

I'D. WEDNESDAY, OCT( morning that the prisoner had been intoxicated. Norcunas pleaded guilty Unable to pay his fine immediately he was locked up pending receipt ol the money.
 Resigns as Constable
 Constable James Paul has tender ed his resignation to the selectmen. 1t was announced today. The offi- cer gave no reason for his action, but he has not been active since his election in October. 1927. He was reelected on the democratic ticket this fall.
 All Oniceres Out Tonight
 All constables will be on duty tonight to prevent over-exuberant celebration of Halloween. the select men announced this morning. The officers will be placed not only about the center but also in the outlying districts to see that no property Is damaged or other rough 'celebrat- ing" done.
 Local Women to March The republican women of Plain- ! vile have been invited to participate ln the republican women's torchlight parade in New Britain Saturday night end have accepted. Mrs. John H. Trumbull. wife of the governor. will act as captain of the local dele satton. A large turnout is hoped for. Marchers will gather at o'clock Saturday night at woman's republi- can headquarters on West Main street. New Britain, near the Bur ritt hotel
 Sam Swcig Warned Sam Sweig has been warned by Dr. George F. Cook. health officer. that he must not slaughter cattle on his Mountain View farm. Complaints that he had been doing so have been made to the health official. but Dr. Cook told sweis he would give him i another chance. Whist Pfizcs
 The Legion auxiliary held | Hal lowe'en ~-''nt in Legion hall last evening. The following were award ed prizes: Ladies'. first. Mrs. Eliza beth Gilbert; second. Mrs. Jennie Seymour: consolation. Mrs, F. Silver nail; mems. first, Frank Bowman: second. Oscar Provencher: consola- tion, Miss Josephine Boseo. A luncheon was served after the whist
 A large number attended the whist given by Mrs. Lula Bacon at her home last evening for the benefit of Trumbull Star lodge. o. s. B. A buffet luncheon was served. Prizes were awarded the following: Ladies, first, Theresa Nolan: second. Hazel Cassidy: third. Martha Emonds: fourth. Mrs. Backus: mems, first. A. Palin: second. T. Angek; third. F. Nolan: fourth. A. Walker. The lodge will conduct a series of whists. the next being Monday evening at the home of M. Irene Sataline of Cleveland road.
 Hope 1000 Will Vote Plainville at present has a voting list of 2.313. and, although this will be reduced somewhat through re- moval of citizens to other towns. 1t is hoped by party heads here to turn out q vote of at least 2,000 on cleo ! ton day, and 1t Is considered fairly certain that the 1,S00 mark will be passed.
 The republican party is making . desperate effort to pile up large majority here in order to help fits candidates in the state totals. Re- publican headquarters will be es- tablished at the Town hall on Mon- day and Tuesday. and those wishing to have cars bring them to the polls may secure transportation by tele- phoning between g a. m. and p. in. on Monday or at any time on Tuesday.
 The call for the election was is- sued today by Town Clerk William H. Wilson. The polls will be open from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. In addition to the ballotins for presidential cleo tors and state officials, PlainvilIe will also select . judge of probate. a representative in the general as- sembly. and five justices of the peace and will vote for state senator.
 Registrar of Voters Peter F. Duffy today announced the complete list of democratic workers for the election. They are as follows: Challenger. P. J. Prior; checkers. John Murphy and Christopher Donlon; machine tend CTS. Adrian Daniels. Charles Elliott, and John Skinner.
 Federation Notes The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will meet at ::30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs H. A. Castle. delegate to the missionary rally in Hartford. and Mrs. J. Ray Wilkerson, delegate to the American board meeting in Bridgeport, will re- port. Mrs. J. Howard LaField will report on the Episcopal conference i'll Washington. D. (.
 The evening group will meet at ESQ o'clock with Mrs. Howard Smith of 5 Pennington avenue. Baptist Church Items The Young Peoples society of the Baptist church will hold Hallo- 'en masquerade social in the church parlors at o'clock tonight. All young people of the church are invited.
 The regular mid-week prayer