New Britain herald., 1916-06-01

School Exhibit Tonight.
 The annual exhibit of the work done by the children in the local schools during the year will open this evening when parents and friends of the pupils are invited to inspect the results of the young peoples ef- forts. Drawings, penmanship fea- lures and work in other subjects will be displayed and Principal Judd and his staff will be on hand to explain them.
 The work will be on exhibition again tomorrow afternoon to give all an opportunity to inspect it.
 May Nominate Wheeler.
 Republican leaders are anticipating the nomination of Frank T. Wheeler as the partys candidate for repre- sentative at the fall election and while caucus time is still a long way off, they do not expect any opposi- tion to the choice will develop. If MT. Wheeler is willing to make the run, the general belief seems to be that he will have the unanimous con- sent of the caucus
 That he would make an ideal can didate is admitted by both republicans and democrats and his election would be practically a foregone conclusion. He is one of the towns leading man ufacturers, hard-working cltlzen and progressive resident.
 He would make a splendid repre- sentative for the town in the opinion of leading citizens and it is admitted that he would be strongly supported on election day by the voters lr- respective of their party affiliations.
 Wreck Delays Trains.
 Trains on the Northampton divi- sion were delayed for some time this morning because of the freight wreck at Mount Carmel. The New Haven and Westf1eld bound passenger trains came through here after a detour which brought them by way of New Britain.
 Several freight trains were stalled here for a greater part of the morn- ing as the line was completely block ed by the wreckage.
 Brief Items.
 Sequassen lodge will hold a regu- lar meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall.
  Improvement association will have their June meeting this evening In the club rooms. Vice President H. H. Hills will preside in place of Pres ident Trumbull, who is in Chicago on business.
 The Social Five will give an 1nvi- tation dance tomorrow night in the Town hall. The young people have made arrangements for most en- joyable social and they are anticipat- ing a very pleasant evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bartlett have returned from Bermuda where they have been enjoying a vacation.
 Invitations are been issued for the wedding of Miss Mary Anita Conlon daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thoma Conlon of Pierce street. and EdWart J. Dalv of Hartford. which will b' solemnized at the Church of Ou Lady of Mercy on June 14. A recep tjon will follow at the young lady home. The couple will make theil home in Hartford where MT. Daly + employed as post office clerk.
 The ladies of the Baptist churcf will have a food sale in the chape tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock.
 H. o. Thompson of Broad stree underwent a successful operation yes terdav at the Hartford hospital.
 Mrs. George McCannon of Banl street has entered the Hartford hos nital where she will undergo an op eration.
 Miss Ruth Irish has returned tC her home in Buckland after spending a few days in town as the guest O. MT. and Mrs William Calmbach ol East street.
 Myron E. Rogers is ill with ton silitis at his home on Broad street.
 The Misses Bessie and Madge Den nery. who have been the guests o Miss Alice O'Hara for the past fev days, have returned to their home il New York.