New Britain herald., 1930-10-30
NUMBER OF VOTERS
 TAKES SHARP DROP
Only S,955 Eligible This Year Compared With 10,318 in 1928
C. OF C. ELECTS WOMAN
Miss Barrows First Of Sex on Board -Hundrcds Of Voters Instructed Minstrel Troupe Organized Chapel to Be Dedicated sunday.

Chapel to Be Dedicated Sunday. \ total number of S,955 citizens arc qualified to cast their vote in Bristol this year, figures obtained from City Clerk Thomas 5. Steele tlris morning show.
 Although c0S new voters have been qualified, the above figure is well below that of two years ago. This, it is explained, is due to the fact that q large number Of families have removed from the city be- cause of a lack of employment.
 Figures compiled by registrars of the four districts are distributed as follows: No. 1, South Side. 2,363 voters; No. ?, l'orestville, 1,47o vot- CTS: No. 5, North Side. o,3S9 voters; No. 1, Federal Hill, FPS voters. Two years ago q total of 10,G1 s voters were eligible 10 vote at the national election. these being di- i vided as follows: First district, S. 1S4; second. 1878: third. 2,909, and | fourth. 2,S47.
 Elect First Woman Director | To represent the general wclfar. ! division of tho Bristol Chamber of Commerce. Miss Marguerite Bar rows of the Visiting Nurse and Fam ! fly Welfare association was honore1 last night when she was elected the 1 first woman member of the cham 1 ber's drectorial board by secret mai. ballot. The other eight directors elected and the divisions they are Co represent follows:
 Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the First Congregational church. professional; George J. LaCoursc and Rene TailIon, merchants and trade: Philip Rouleau, banking William J. Tracy, real estate; Harry \. Law, J. Frederick Cox and Rog- CT II. Mills, industry.
 1 Each new dir, ctor is elected for q term of two years. Those choscr last year will serve with the new body for one year and then nint more will be elected. Those whc will be automatically dropped in tn. next elections arc: Charles R. Ecil. l ly, Joseph A. Ashwell and Harvey l. Spaunberc, industry; Thomas B Steele, general welfare; Judge $ Russell Mink of the court of pro bate, professionals Dwight Ii. Hai and George Blackall, merchants auc trade; l. Edward Pierce. agricultur al; William J. Phelan- real estate. The judges who supervised tho ballot counting last night were J Gordon Warner, Arthur J. Nelson John l.. Mccarthy and Joseph E Fries. The tellers were Ncroni.t Bcaucar, Helen Bromirski. Beatric, Holcomb, Margaret Chapman ant Mabel Crumplcr.
 Minstrel show Organizes
 A group of talented stage per formers of this city has organize, what will be known as the Blacl and White Minstrels. Jimmy Root son of the rcnown actor of tn, same name, will be interlocutor. an, Johnny Pagan, Gorrcl-topped come dian who made such a hit with th, West End minstrels some time ago will assume the directorial role.
 Among the members of the show will be James Donohue, local vocal ist of note; Paul Hayes, Jane Crltchley, William Lolli, Joe North rop, Charles Lucas, Joe Cavalieri Eddie Lynch, Harold Horkheimcr Mickey Meade, Art Susqun an, Johnny Moore. Crtchley will con duct the business end of the organ ization.
 The minstrel troupe will open it winter season at Firemen's hall Forestvlle, on November 6. Jo Cavalieri. who has appeared bcfo, the microphonc at WTlC on nume, ous occasions. will present numbe Of selections on his favoritc musica instrument, the harmonica.
 Children to Give Show
 The children of the Trinity Epis copal church Sunday school will giv q minstrel show at the church room Friday evening, November [, at 7:% o'clock.
 Benefit Card Party Rev. William r. Laf1in, pastor O ~ Joseph's church, and his assist ants, Rev. stephen r. Carr and Rev John ODonnell, were hosts at benefit card party held at st. Jo seph's guild hall last evening fo , the benefit of the parish's poor an, needy. Prizes were awarded Nin , ncrS Of whist. bridge and setback.
 Polish to Rally
 Members of the Polish 4 mcrlcar Democratic club of this city vii hold a rally at St. StaniSlaus hal O.