New Britain herald., 1922-10-12
|G. O. .P.EXPECTS NO CHANCE IN JUDGES
 Party Looks for Election of Ryder and CalOr to Offices
 CAUCUS MONDAY NIGHT
Sequassen Club Will Meet This E,c- ming to Make Plans For Proposed RcincOrporating of Oreanization- Football Games For Sunday.

ii The republican caucus for the nom ination Of representatives, judge O probate and justices Of the peace, vii be held Monday night in the Towr hall at 8 o'clock, according to a no tice posted by Edwin H. Hills, chair man of the republican town commit tee.
 Chairman Hills stated today tha the party did not expect any change! in either the judge of probate office or justices Of the peace. At the pres ent time, Charles H, Calor and Merit 10. Ryder are justices of the peace and Mir. Ryder is judge of probate MT. Hills predicts the renominatior of both these men who have helt those offiNs for several years. Georg, R. Byington was judge of probate a one time but dropped out of the rae, last year due to his business and ht was succeeded by Merritt o. Ryder who has acted in that capacity since
 So far, that makes the republican ticket stand as follows: For repre- sentative, Myron D. Rogers and Lewi s. Mills; for judge of probate, Judge Merritt O. Ryder and for justices O. 1.-the peace, Charles H. Calor and Merit 10. Ryder.
 l As yet, William J. Foran, head O the democratic town committee, ha! not come forward with any announce nents in regards to the caucus O that party for nominating for rep 'esentatives and the men for othe offices, but they are expected to holc { some time next week.
 Judge Edward P. Prior holds {
 fear field on that ticket for justice f the peace, which office he has act
 in for years
 No one has been mentioned yet fol | hat the democats will endorse Mir 1 ryder.
 As far as candidates for representa- ives are concerned the democrats lre back in the field with the excep- ion of Joseph Mccarthy who will not un, he says. Who the dark horse" hat party contemplates on springing the last minute will be watched Sith interest inasmuch as there ap-
 
 { the present time.
 SeQuassen Club Notes There will be special meeting of le members of the Sequassen Club nc. this evening in the lodge rooms Il West Main street The purpose of he special session is to listen to re- ort from the special committee ap-
 
 raising money for altering the Odd elbows building, both inside and out ction will also be taken on the ad- stability of reincorporating the club ,ith capital to provide funds for dditions and alterations to the build ng as authorized by the club at its ,cent quarterly meeting.
 Epworth League Social
 There was a large attendance of members of the Epworth league of he Methodist church who gathered tt dog roast last night in the 'hurch parlors Following the social ime, plans were outlined for the winters program and Rev. A. B. Dew ,erry, pastor of the church, read the proposed plan. The league will hold l public Halloween social some time his month, the date to be announced ater.
 Tomorrow night the members will ourney to Forestvile where they will attend a group meeting of Ep- worth leagues from New Britain, Bristol Southington and kensington. The affair will be held in the Asbury lhurch.
 Good-By Ball Field.
 Farewell to Aliens baseball field, where many a good game was held put where no more will ever be played. The field has been cut up and will be sold at auction with hundreds of other plots on East street tomor- row and Saturday afternoons.
 This old field, where many sporting events were he'i, will be but a mem- ory among the sport fans in Plainville who. have gathered there for years to witness some of the best games ever played in this vicinity.
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