New Britain herald., 1929-08-10
750 'DEAD' NAMES 0N VOTING LISTS
Registrars Unable to Locate
 Duly Registered Electors
CARDS MAILED TO MANY
Efforts Being Made to Complete Lis;s-Boys Damage New Building -"Rukwcll Day Next Sunday Boys Steal Auto-Bristol Briefs.

A large number of dead" names have been found on the voting lists of the four districts of the city. il has been indicated, particularly or the lists of the first and third dis. tricts. According to Albert Troth. fer, republican registrar of voters 1T the third district, check of his lis' against the city and telephone direc. tories failed to locate the names o approximately 200 voters. While tn, number not located in the first dis trict was not available this morning it is believed that there may be foul or five hundred names removed be cause of failure to locate. In thu second voting district the names 9 so voters now appearing on the lis did not appear in the local direc tories.
 Where registrars have been un able to locate such names. letter have been mailed to the voters as fected with the request that the, i either communicate with the regis trar of the district in which they re side or make a reply on the cart enclosed, which is addressed to th city clerk, on or before August 20 In the event such action is not tax en. the names of such voters will b, dropped from the lists.
 Cars Collide
 l An automobile operated by Jame 1 Matthews of 496 West street shortl before s o'clock last evening strucl an automobile operated by Franl Maellos of 19 Jamaica street ant then hooked the bumper of tn, parked car of Otis W. Blethers which was parked in front of tn, l Horton Manufacturing company ol North Main street. Very slight dam age was done and a civil settlemen was agreed upon.
 Walls Defaccd
 Complaint was made to polio | headquarters last evening by tn .tberthaw Construction company tha the walls of the new addition to tn John J. Jennings company. Whic they are constructing. had bee marked up some time during Thurs day night. Police are inclined tha youngsters living in that part of tn city are responsible and are conduct l ing their investigation along tha line
 Funeral of Former Resident
 The funeral of James r. Daley who for number of years reside at fl Pine street. F'orestville. ant who died in South Mancheste Thursday. will be held at o'clocI this afternoon at the funeral hom Manchester. Burial will be in Cente cemetery, East Hartford.
 Ashury Methodist Church
 Rev. Roy Terry of New Have will be the preacher at the 10:4 o'clock service tomorrow morning a the Asbury Methodist church in For estville. On the last two Sundays il August the pulpit will be supplie' by Rev. Edward Curtss. who 1 spending the month at the PlainNill camp ground.
 Elk's Clambake
 The annual clambake and ficl day of the Bristol lodge of Elks vii | he held this year on September , The place will be determined at later meeting.
 City League Baseball
 The New Departure baseball tear will have an opportunity of Captur ing the City league pennant toner row afternoon at Muzzy field whe they meet the West Ends They ar now leading Forestville hy a fu same but a defeat Sunday will plac them but half a game in the lea and the boys from the east end C the city have ore more game 10 pla,
 It is expected that Manage George Scott of the Endces will as sian Russ Fisher to hCrl Whil either Armand Brooks or Paul Trac will get the call from Coach Me Cabe of the West SIders. t'ishe since being signed up by the Nc Departure outfit, has proved practit ally iTyinciblc and his work has bco in no small measure responsible fC the rapid climb Of the Bearing Max CTS. An upset for the league le2G CTS Sunday, however. and a victor for the Forestvllle team over tn West Ends next Wednesday nigh