New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
MlSSLUCY J.PRiCE ID SPEAK TOMORROW Will Address Republican Rally
 at Grange Hall J. H. TRUMBULL TO SPEAK

Probate-Chapman Case Heard
 Child Welfare Conferences Starts
 Rcnfrcc Return5 from Convention. Through the efforts of the local WomenS Republican committee, headed by Mrs. Edwin Hills and Mrs. Clara Usher, a big Republican rally will be held at the Grange Hall at s o'clock tomorrow evening. Miss Lucy J. Price will address the assembly. She will speak on The Woman'S Vote and the Republican Party" John H. Trum bull, senatorial nominee from tho fifth district. will also speak. Mr. Trumbull spoke at the Red Hens hall in Bristol. last night, where Senator Brandegea also spoke.
 Candidates Named.
 The Republican caucus held at the town hall last evening was well at tended. Charles Hanson was nomi- mated for representative. M. O. Ryder for judge of probate. Charles H. Calor. M. O. Ryder and s. P. Williams for justices of the peace.
 Baby Conference Begins.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the Visiting Nurses station on Whiting street, the baby welfare conference will begin. The scales have arrived and this de- layed the opening of the conferences to some extent Miss Elizabeth Hein- man will have charge and will have attendants to assist between the hours of and o'clock.
 Returns from Enczlmpment.
 ". J. Renfree Of 2 Washington street has returned from the G. A. R. encampment and annual convention at Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. 19 to 25. MT. Renfree visited friends in Wabash after the convention. MT. Renfree brought back a newspaper published during the Civil war in Vicksburg, Miss. The paper was called Tho Daily Citizen,'' and dated July 2, 1863. The unusual feature was the fact that it had been printed on the back of wall paper. due to the paper short age. It is about 12 inches wide and 20 inches long. The stories contained therein are mainly of the war and in- teresting to read.
 MT. Renfree reports a large attend ance at the convention and met many old friends there. He was accompa- nied by John White of Forestville.
 Democratic Caucus Tonight.
 There will be an important meet tonight in the town hall at o'clock. Chairman William J. Foran will pre- side. At the caucus, representatives, justices of the peace and judge of probate will be named.
 Chapman Case Heard.
 Harold Chapman, driver for the Ce-7al Product company of Hartford, was given a hearing in the town court last night. Chapman struck a wagon driven by Mrs. Jeremiah Lewis of New Britain avenue. With Mrs at the time was her mother, Mrs. Ella Bunting of the same address. Chap man attempted to pass them before an oncoming trolley car passed by and knocked the light vehicle over, injuring Mrs. Bunting and damaging the carriage. Judgment was suspend ed and Chapman was ordered to pay all damages to the carriage and other expenses caused by the crash.
 Town Talk
 There will be an important meta ing of the Kappa Iota club at the home of Albert White of Whiting street at 7:30 o'clock tonight All members are urged to attend as off, cers will be elected.
 The selectmen will be in attendance at the town hall from to 3 o'clock, standard time, tomorrow, for the pur- pose of examining and qualifying per- sons for the electors oath.
 Mir and Mrs. Peter Le Brec and family of Whiting street will move to Canada tomorrow.
 k. S. Lackey and F. DeCarli have entered the job printing business and will conduct their business at Whites Crossing.
 Mrs. F. D. Hastings has returned from a trip to Washington. D. c.
 Cliff Lee and Ernest Johnson have returned from a trip to New Bruns- wick. N. J.
 The bank was closed today in ac- cordance to the Columbus Day ob- serrance. The postoffice closed at noon.
 The Woman's auxiliary of the Church of Our Saviour will hold its regular meeting at the church parish afternoon at 3 o'clock. Select your Xmas books now. We have one of the largest assortments in the vicin- ity, all new arrivals. Ryder's store.-advt.
 Oct 12-tf Take advantage of our 20 per cent dis count sale all day Wednesday. Come early and get your share. l. J. Birnbaum.-advt.