New Britain herald., 1922-11-04
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PLAINv|LLE READY FOR ELECTION DAY Much Interest in Outcome Of
 Several Contests MISS NELSON RESIGNS

MISS NELSON RESIGNS Teacher Leaves School System to Take
 Position in New Jcrsey-Iocai Peo-
 pie Elected Tn National Assn. For { Advancement of Colorcd Race.
 Election officials met today at the | Town hall to receive final instructions opinion was freely expressed that the vote will be one of the heaviest reg istered in many years.
 Democrats Encouraged | Encouraged by the favorable show i ing of the democratic party through 1 out the state. the local branch of the { Jeffersonian party Is waging a spirit 1 ed fight to put It's ticket across The battle will be carried right up to the eve of election when a rally will be I held in the interests of the ticket at the Community theater. The organi- zation will set to work early Tuesday 1 morning to get the vote out and with at least the normal republican vote i to be registered, heavy ballot is as- sured.
 1! Tn addition to Senator John Trum- I bull, the local candidate for state senator, the electors will choose a ! tl.- l ply, five justices of the peace and a i judge of probate. There are two nominations for representatives, six for juctices of the peace and two for judge of probate.
 For Representative For representative, the republican nominee is M. F. Rogers of the Plain vile Baking company, while William l.. Cafferty is the choice of the demo- l crats. Mir. Cafferty Is connected with he Bryce Manufacturing company of l Bristol, and is secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce.
 The republicans have nominated s. }. Williams, Charles Calor and M o. syder for justices. The democratic nominees are Edward Prior William Cunningham and Clement Prior.
 M. 0. Ryder Is a candidate to suc- ,eed himself as judge of probate. run ling on the republican ticket, and he opposed by Raymond Neff, dem- ocrat
 Probate Judgcship
 Chief interest in Tuesdays election renters about the latter office. The democrats are making a concerted ,lfort to land Mir. Neff in the office Of probate judge. They have advanced as an argument against the re-elec- ton of Ryder, the fact that he will probable be named justice and should not have two offices.
 On the other hand. friends of the judge point out that s. P. Williams is an assessor and candidate for justice. yet the argument of holding two offices has not been advanced against him. Judge Ryder's excellent record in the office of probate judge will undoubtedly bring him support.
 Close Results Expected.
 The two candidates for representa- tive--sTessrs Rogers and Cafferty.-- will undoubtedly wage close fight. Each has host of friends and In neither camp is the ability of the op- posing candidate to fill the office creditably questioned.
 There is also considerable interest in the outcome of the vote on con- grcssman Ex- Mayor Joseph M. Dut- ton of Bristol, nominee of the demo- cratic party, Is very well known in Pla!nville, having hundreds of per. sona friends His personal popular ity is counted upon to draw many votes. Congressman F. Hart Fenn, the republican nominee, is also known favorably in this and the other small towns of the first congressional dis trict. His unqualified stand for the protection of New England's indus tries shown at time when Plainvilie is about to enter an era of what should be hther to uneaualled pros- perity occasioned by the coming of new shops here, may result in heavy vote for Fenn.
 Dutton Here Monday
 Candidate Dutton will be in town next Monday night at a rally to be held in Community theater. His com Ing on the eve of election indicates that he Is counting upon the Plain- vile vote in no small measure to put him across in Hartford county. MT. Tenn has not appeared in Plainville in the course of his campaigning.
 Benjamin W. slade of New Haven. the democratic nominee for attorney geenral, will be on the program with Congressional Candidate Dutton at Mondays rally,
 Teacher Resigns
 Miss Mildred Nelson has resigned her position on the teaching staff of the Plainville Grammar school and has accepted similar position in New Jersey. Her place In the eighth grade is being temporarily filled by Mrs. Cecil Bedford. Miss Nelson's home was in Southington. The re- tiring teacher has been connected with the local school for seevral years and was one of the most popular mem- bers of the staff.
 Operated Upon
 Elmer Thomas of East Main street, entered Hartford hospital this morn- ing for an operation to his ear. The surgery will be performed by Dr. Will liam Dwyer of Hartford. specialist on eve, ear nose and throat troubles. The operation Is not regarded as a very serious one and Mir. Thomas ex-