New Britain herald., 1920-03-15
GRAND OLD PARTY
 NAMES DELEGATES Jennings and Duncan Are Chosen
 to Represent District TRUMBULL FOR COMMITTEE

llkV u1DUAG luN OVWWA AAA Local Manufacturer Gets Nomination
 for Place on Central Group-Mrs.
 Itealcy Sues for Divorce and Ali
 n,ony.
 Newell Jennings of Bristol and Will lia m Duncan of Southiugton were elected delegates al large to the re- publican state convention in session party district convention in session here Saturday. Other committeeman elected Were as follows: Permanent organization, John H. Trum bull; cre- dentials. Claude w. Stevens. Berlin; rules, Roy C. Webster, West Hartford. John H. Trum bull of this town was nominated for em bership on the state central committee from the fifth congressional district, and Judge Will liam J. Malone of Bristol was elected vice president of the district party or ganization.
 All of the men elected at the con- NeHtlOn are "ell hHON Il ana dTo dSt- i've in political circles MT. Jennings is corporation counsel for the city of Bristol and is a well known member of the republican party. Judge Ma lone is an active worker and is prom inent in the legal fraternity. MT Trumbull is a leader in local politics and MT. Stevens is prominent among the republicans of Berlin. MT. Dun can is one C8 the G. 0. P. leaders in SouthingtH -
 Wants Divorce and S1O.OOO.
 Nellie Atwood Healey has filed suit for divorce from Egbert M. Healey and with it a claim for alim ony. In tolera ble cruelty is the ground on which the suit is based. In addition to the divorce the plaintiff claims damages of s10.00O. Real estate in Plainville and bank deposits in Bris- to'. Plainville and Pennington have been attached. MT. and Mrs Healey are we'll known in this town. having been residents for a number of years. MT. Healey is one of the best known farmers of the Red Stone Hill sec- tion.
 = '.S George W. Waterman.
 George w Waterman aged 72 years. died yesterday at his home, 4s Maple street. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Ernina Waterman. four daughters. Mrs. Leila Case, Mrs. Helen Gaynor. and Miss Harriet I. Water man, all of this town, and Mrs. Emma Lewis of New Britain. He also leaves q 'stepdaughter. Mrs. Lulu Richards, living in Massa chusetts.
 The funeral will be held at his late home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. E. c. Gillette pas tor of the Congregational church, will officiate. Interment will be in West etery. MT, Waterman lived in PIainville for about II years, dat ing from 1889 and then removed to Terryvile where he resided until two years ago. when he returned with his family to this town. He was one of the oldest residents.
 Leaves 1'rumbuIl Electric.
 Gordon Ely, who has been em- ployed for the past year and half as employment agent at the Trum- bull Electric Manufacturing com- pany, resigned Thursday He came to the local concern from the Hart ford County Employment Bureau in New Britain. MT. Ely's future plans are indefinite.
 Mrs. Irene McGrath.
 The funeral of Mrs. Irene McGrath. who died Wednesday in Detroit was held this orning at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John E. Fay celebrated d re- quiem high mass. The pail bearers were, James J. Graham, Peter Duffy. Anthony Lippia- John David of Cromwell. Edward McGrath of Hol- yoke and John Raphael of Bridge port. The flower bearers were Jo- Seph NcGratb. John Rie1eX and Will Ia n McGrath of Holyoke, and Ralph Hartford sang The Priceless Blood of Jesus as the body was borne into the church. He rendered Ave Maria at the offertory and "Nearer My God to Thee at the close of the services The body was placed in the receiving vault in West cemetery.
 American Legion Meeting.
 Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion, will hold an important meeting this evening at s o'clock in the court room at the Town Hall. Business of more than usual interest to all mem bers is to be transa acted and all mem bers are requested by the executive com mittec to attend.
 May Change Plans.
 Neri Brothers may change their 1 plans for q new building upon the site 1 of the old Russell building and build 1 a block large enough to accomm odate ! a pool parlor and bowling alleys it 1 was stated by one of the brothers this 1 m morning. It was previously an ] nounced they would erect building 1 to contain only bowling alleys. Tn the l event that they decide to enlarge their 1