New Britain herald., 1930-09-19

tomorrow from g a. m. to p. m., standard time, for the purpose of making new voters. All persons having their names on the to-be- made list before September 10 will be admitted tomorrow. The new voters made tomorrow will be privi- legged to vote at the annual town election to be held October 6.
 Trustees Elected
 The annual election of the trus- tees of the Methodist church .was held last evening at 7:3O o'clock in the church paxlors. The trustees elected for a term of three years arc N. S. Deane. C. M. Anderson and Fred Root. Ar. Deane was reelected while the two new trustees took the place of Frank Hohbein and C. C. Seymour whose terms expired.
 Rummage Sale
 A rummage sale will be held next Friday September 26, during the afternoon and evening in the vacant stor> next to the H. A. James dry goods store on West Main street un- der the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist charch. Dona- tjons of articles of any kind will be gladly accepted.
 Season Opens Tomorrow
 The football season will get un- der way tomorrow afte9oon when the Plainville High scohol football team clashes with the Bristol High eleven at the latter's home field in the Bell City. It will mark the open ing game for both aggregations.
 Reports from the high school football camp indicate that the new gridiron mentor, Earle McNaugh- ton has been considera blN handi- capped during the past two weeks in shaping up his team because of the dearth, of good material. Only a few candidates outside of the regulars left from last years team answered his call and as a result the prospects for a good season are considered poor. Coach McNaugh~ ton has fairly formidable looking baclltield but the line k said to be weak. Last years team was also hampered by a poor line. -
 Coach McNaughton haS been working hard with what material he has and it is likely that all mem- bers of the squad will see action tomorrow. Bristol High is also rep resented by weak eleven but the team has been practicing for over a month and is ready for a stiff battle tomorrow. The game should prove good practice for the more important games of the schedule te be played later oh Pupils of tn. school are asked to help Coach Nc, Naughton in his work by attending the games and giving the boys en, couragement. Basketball teams al the school are always given grea, support but the pupils fell dowr badly when it comes to football and baseball, it is said.
 Hanson is Sued
 Benjamin Driscoll of the Tender. son Cycle Co. of New Britain has brought suit for damages of sS0C and costs of suit against Louis H Hanson of the Hansons Dry Clean. ing establishment of Plainville. The writ is returnable in the city court of New Britain on the first Monday Of October. The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff M. H. Horwitz O 1 New Britain and property of the de fcndant on East Main street at l tachcd.
 Broadcast Successful The Legion broadcast last eve ming was gNatly enjoyed by a larg lumber of Legionnaires, auxiliar. members and ex-servicemen at th' Brock Barnes post rooms on Whit i ing street. The program came il clear and thrilled it's listeners, es pccialE wher General PershinE spoke. Before the boardcast start | ed. card games and a social hou were enjoyed. Refreshments wer, served during intervening
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Mrs. c. A. Bunnell of Broat street and her daughter. Mrs Crais Champlin of Hartford. will spend the next few days visiting friend in Worthwhile.
 Mrs. J. H. Boehm and son. Dur 1 wood, have returned to their hom, 1 on Park street after spending tn summer at their cottage at Lax, 1 Congomond.
 l MT. and Mrs. William Orvis 0