Section 4-119. Publication of list of places for registration

1. The board
  or body authorized to designate places for  registration  in  any  city,
  other  than  the  city  of  New  York,  shall  publish  on  each  day of
  registration a list of the places  for  registration  designated  within
  such  city  in  two  newspapers  published in such city. The lists shall
  refer to the election districts by their numbers and wards  or  assembly
  districts.  Such  lists shall identify those polling places which do not
  provide access to handicapped voters. The board of elections of the city
  of New York shall publish in at least two newspapers  in  such  city,  a
  notice,  at  least  one-half  page  in  size,  in English and such other
  languages as such board deems appropriate  which  shall  set  forth  the
  dates  and  hours  of  registration  and  the  phone  number to call for
  information about location of polling places, their accessibility to the
  handicapped, applications for absentee ballots and  any  other  subjects
  which  such  board  deems  appropriate. So far as is consistent with the
  provisions of this section, one of such newspapers in each such city or,
  in each county of the city of New York,  shall  represent  each  of  the
  major  political  parties  and  shall have a large circulation affording
  wide publicity. If the newspaper is  an  evening  newspaper  the  notice
  shall  be  published  on the last day, other than a Sunday, prior to any
  such day of registration.
    2. The board or body authorized to designate places  for  registration
  in  any town may publish within one week next preceding the first day of
  registration in a newspaper or newspapers designated by  such  board  or
  body,  a list of places of registration within such town, a statement of
  the days and hours of  registration  and  a  brief  description  of  the
  boundaries  of  each  election  district  in  the town. Such lists shall
  identify those polling places which do not provide access to handicapped
  voters. The amount to be paid for any of such publications shall  be  at
  the  rate prescribed by section seventy-a of the public officers law. In
  no publication, however, shall any type smaller than agate be used.  The
  amount to be paid for all such publications shall be a town charge.