New Britain herald., 1929-07-06

democratic town committees re- spectively, to make final plans for the preparation of the city's voting lists alphabetically as to streets. The report of the committee. appointed by the two chairmen, and which was accepted at a meeting held a few days ago in MT Sigourney's office is as follows:
 The first procedure necessary in order to change our present system Of voting, from alphabetical 10 street and numbers, must be the obtaining Of street addresses of all voters. It is suggested that the registrars ob tain this information, by consulting city and telephone directors. Re maining names to be referred to Postmaster Frank Merrill for Dis tricts I, 3 and 1. He has offered to assist in this work as far as possible.
 All names remaining for which no address IS found, to be notified by letter All names which can then not be located to be dropped.
 Tt will then be necessary to make
 
 be alphabetically arranged similar to Exhibit B. These cards then to be arranged by street and number, and list of same be drawn off listing names in numerical order by streets. Names for which no numbered ad- dress can be found. to be listed all phabetically under the name of the lcrr har thpv reside After II Sf by streets has been drawn off, the cards should then be arranged al phabetically, and become a per , manent record. When it becomes necessary to add or deduct name., new cars to be made up or old ones removed. which will keep live card index system.
 In having lists printed for elec- tion same 10 be printed on 19X24 paper, in 10 point print, extra copies on bond paper, for official check list and for permanent 1 records. In case the size of the dis trict requires more than one sheet. the additional sheets to be stuck to- gether for official purposes.
 After election, each registrar shall cut a list up by streets and paste in a loose leaf book, same to | be approximately 6X10 inches, one street to a page, so that there will be space to the right of each name, sufficient for memoranda, referring tc removal, such as deaths, or leav- i ing town New and revised lists to be made from these books
 Tt is further recommended. that 3A5 inch cards be printed for caucus registration purposes. white for re- publican and buff for democratic, IS per exhibits c and D, and that the same procedure as in keeping the voting lists be followed.
 i "These suggestions have been compiled after deep study of the methods now in use in Hartford and Middletown. The registrars Of these cities have been most courte- ous and very willing to help us in every way possible. Both cities methods are very good and the above suggestions are compiled from the good points of both systems which appear best suited to our needs"
 Work on the preparation of the lists will be started by the regis trars next week. All of the neces' sary forms have been printed and will be distributed to registrars al Mondays meeting.
 Bicycle Stolen
 Mrs. Harry Snyder of Ill Judo street reported to the police las evening that someone had stoler her sons bicycle at Rockwell pari yesterday afternoon. This is th' second bicycle theft reported tt headquarters during the past week
 Clothing Store Entered
 Five suits of mems clothes were taken from the Union store at 5i North Main street some time ovel the holiday, according to a com plaint made yesterday afternoon bl the manager. George Miller. It i: believed that entrance to the store was gained by removing severa boards which had been nailed or the outside of toilet window. Int window was unlocked. The Unioi store is only short distance away from police headquarters.
 Auto Badly Damaged
 An automobile owned ant operated by Joseph Zeiner, proprie tor of the Hilltop gas filling sta tion in Terryville, was badly dam aged late yesterday afternoon wher by a truck driven by Camille CalvC of Waterbury. According to thu TerryNille police, Calvo was at temptine to pass Zeiners car wher the accident happened.
 Distributor Stolen
 Complaint was made to the DO lice yesterday afternoon by Alber Tarte of 277 Park street that some one had stolen the distributor iron his car, which was parked in hi rear yard.
 City Baseball Lcaguue
 The third round of the City Base ball league will get under way to morrow at Muzzy field when th Forestville contingent will take tn field against the Maple Ends. Tn | game will start promptly at o'clock with Bob Coughln and Clyd Waters filling the role of arhiters. These two rivals divided thei previous engagements. the Mapl : Ends coping the verdict in tn first round only to lose out 10 th fast-traveling Fortinmen in tn second quarter. Both teams vii employ their strongest lineup in a effort to come through on top. 1 Walter Berg, Maple End ace. wi . most likely do the hurling for th boys from the north end Of the cit