New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

circles it is said that an effort Is to be made by those displeased with his | work to have dropped from the ticket. |
 The officer told a Herald" man | today that he would make no effort to | land the nomination. In fact he de- ] clared he would decline to permit the use of his name on the democratic | ballot. There is a belief in some quarters that an attempt will be made to have him nominated at the republican eau. GUS. the G. o. F. leaders seemingly heinz satisfied with the manner in which he has performed his duties.
 Rocks Ready for Auditors.
 Auditors F. L. Benzon and F. G. Osborne made arrangements today to beein the annual examination Of the town hooks tomorrow evening. They were advised by Selectman Johnson that the accounts are now ready Tor their inspection, a delay in the presen- tation of the treasurer's report max ing it impossible for them to start the work earliey.
 The fiscal year closed on August 10 and Auditor Osborne declares tha- the accounts should be ready for examlna- ton at least a week after that oale' He was advised that the selectmen drew orders as late as August Zo, fact which he considers is in the main accountable for the inability or the 1 auditors to begin work before thls i time.
 Large Registration. While reports from the various l rooms were not compiled at noon to- day, there were indications of a rec 1 ord brea king registration when the local schools opened this morning for the fall term. Principal Judd and i his staff of teachers were on hand for the opening and despite the mak-
 ing of changes in the assignment Of
 the pupils, necessitated by the forma-
 tion of a new mixed grade, the classes
 were arranged without confusion and
 by noon organization was we'll under
 way.
 The Kindergarten opened in Grange
 hall, the non arrival of the portable
 building making it impossible to have this department in the school
 plant. The attendance of the little children was not very large and they were comfortably accommodated in the temporary quarters.
 Brief Items.
 !, The grange will hold regular meeting this evening in it's hall or I Pierce street. After the business ses , sion there will be an address on Wo I man Suffrage by Miss Anna G. Porrit 7. of Hartford. The public is invite a to attend.
 = MT. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull hay
 returned from Sachem's Head wher
 they spent the summer.
 Tn attempting to escape from a |, enraged steer last Saturday, Fran :, Rogers, a farm hand employed o u the Gridley place, ran into a fenc l. post breaking three of his ribs. D > J. c. Tanner is attending him. Commander Elijah Williams - Newton Manross Post. and Willia = Shepard will attend the reunion
 their regiment to be held in Nor
 Haven Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Basn' II has just returned from a week Fac' , tion in Pittsfie1d, Mass. ,t Barney Kirsnil1, wine clerk at Mu
 nhv's cafe. received word yesterda
 of the death of his brother, who SUI
 cumbed to injuries received whi n fighting for Russia. Kirsnik has fl, l. other brothers in the Russian arm (, u Mrs. Edward Dunn and daughter u Genevieve, Anna, May and Hele 7. spent Labor Day as the guests l Mrs Thomas Corbin of Whiting stree ,- FOR sA,LE-Light driving horse n will be sold cheap to quick buye ,. Telephone 1913. P1ainville. 9-4-e