New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

b. held on November 4.
 He stated that September 9 would be the last day on which prospec- tive new voters could hand in their names to the registrars of voters if they wished to vote in the coming town election. The last day for making new voters for the town election will be September 27. In explaining this, MT. Seymour stated that there is generally much con- fusion and misunderstanding in the matter and emphasized that no one whose name is not handed in by September 9 would be eligible to be made a voter on September 27.
 The last day on which to hand in names for new voters in the state election will be October and the last day for making voters will be October 26. The same principle applies here as in the town election.
 Caucus Next Wednesday
 MT Seymour also announced that a caucus would be held next Wed nesday evening. September 10, for the purpose of nominating officers on the republican ticket for the annual town election. 4 caucus will be held later to nominate a slate for the state ticket.
 Not Seeking Office
 James Minella, prominent Italian leader and an active worker in the republican party denied today that he was seeking nomination as representative from Plainville on the G. o. P. ticket. Mir. Minella stated that he was not seeking the epresentative office or any other office in town and did not want any position.
 Mir. Minella conducts a business or Whiting street and is president of the Italian American Citizens club. It had been rumored that he would enter politics this fall as\a candidate for representative. Mem bers of his society were said to be booming him for the office, but his decision will spike their, efforts in his behalf.
 Discuss Important Issues
 At the regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce last night very interesting report of the progress being made by the committee on sidewalks was submit ted, showing the possibility for greater progress in the movement to provide sidewalks for the town of Plainville than probably at any previous one period. AS property owners are undoubtedly aware, one half the cost of laying the side walks is borne by the town and it is believed due to this reason that such interest is shown at this time.
 Work at the present time is being done on the east side of Church street from West Main street to Broad street which will pave the entire stretch between those two points. In addition to smaller stretches, plans are under way for the complete paving of other streets in the town.
 It is hoped by the chamber that there will be no curtailment of the efforts of the committee working on this program through the failure to obtain an appropriation from the town sufficient to permit a greater number Of residents going forward with this work during the very near future. The chamber is anxious that this work be continued and requests that those property owners who are debating on the matter make their decision known to F. l.. Benzon, chairman of the committee, so that it will be possible to determine just exactly the amount of work that can be accomplished during the next year
 Would Plant Young Trees
 For the reason that it was neces- sary to establish new lines for side walks in some sections of the town copoo nf ploinyiI1a'e Laort;f,,1 {rAor