New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
TWO CHANGES MADE
IN Republican, LIST
Regular Slate Chosen al Caucus
in Town Hall Last Evening
G. 0. ?. SPLIT IS LIKELY

ganist In Church-i.eaying 20 Al
H tend schools--church Notices
Firemen Attending Field bay.
Two changes were made in the list
OF the nominees OF the republican
party for the various town oniees al
the annual caucus OF that party held
In the Town hall last evening. The
name OF w. II, Wilson was substituted
for that OF Charles Hird for town
treasurer and j.. j, kimmel and W
J. Simpson were nominated for as
SCISSORS In place OF Oliver Robertson,
who has resigned. Selectman VIII
liam johnson WAS renominated, this
making the 18th consecutive year he
has been on the board OF selectmcn,
Miss Il. Mae Morgan was renomlnated
for the office OF town clerk.
The entire slate which viii be pre-
scented to the voters at the polls In as
follows: First seiectman, William j.
Johnson; second selectman, c. H..
calor; treasurer, w. II. Wilson: town
clerk. Miss u. Mae Morgan; assessors.
J. j. Kimmel and w. j. simpson;
school committee. Fred Bullen: IL
brary board, Il. Seymour; auditor. i.
l.. Benzon; registrar OF voters. 30 n.
McKernan. and board OF relief, A. II.
Condell and W. Seymour.
Split Is Likely
A large number OF the younger
members of the republican party are
disgruntled over the method in which
the candidates were picked at last
evenings caucus, and they are threat
ening to bolt the party at the coming
F, election. They claim that the slate
as nominated last evening was hand
picked, without giving the young
element chance to be represented on
the slate. 1t Is felt that at the
present time the young element is
strong one and they, were left out in
the cold on the selection of delegates
last night.
1t became known this morning that
the so-caled young set in the repub-
lican party had candidates whom they
were preparing to offer at the caucus |
last evening. One of the men men
toned was intending to run for the |
office Of first selectman, but the other
candidates picked by the old-line re-
publicans and the republican town |
committee, they claim, were rail- |
roaded through when the caucus was |
held Tie younger members COM
plain that they were ignored entirely |
and though some state that they will /
vote the straight republican ticket |
the coming election, they say that !
they will have a different story to |
tell next year.
Graham Appointed Organist.
Rev. John f. Fay pastor of the
church of Our Lady of Mercy an
nounced this morning that Mrs. Mar
tin Casey has resigned as organist at
the church because of her failing
health, and that James j. Graham, as
sistant postmaster, has been appointed
to fill her place. Rehearsals for the
choir will commence tomorrow morn
ing after the 10 o'clock mass and all
members or new applicants are re-
quested to be present.
Father Fay stated that the usual
services will be held in the church at
s and 10 o'clock and the first session
of Sunday school for the coming year
will be held at 9 o'clock. Parents
are requested by the pastor to see that
all children are present for the Sun
day school session tomorrow morning.
Church Notices
Congregational church Sunday,
September 16. Morning serv-
ice at 10:45 o'clock church school
after the morning serv-
ice; Young Peoples meeting at p.
M, Religion Applied to Manners"
Baptist church-Sunday, September
&c.. 10:45 a. m. the pastor |
will speak of THE Value of Faith;
following the morning serv-
ice; p. M, Young Peoples service;
p. M, Rejoicing will be the pastors
theme; 7;45 p. M, Thursday, prayer
Episcopal church-Sunday, Septem-
Der 16. - Holy communion at
a.. M; morning prayer and sermon at v
II o'clock; evening prayer and SER {
mon at 5 o'clock.
NJ. Z. church-Sunday, September a
5. - 10:45 o'clock, morning serv- @
CG, 40 dIlci III | a
Christian Experience; IL noon, Sun
lay school; $3.50 p. m, Epworth a
eague. Thursday evening at 7:45
,. M, prayer service. =
Advent Christian-No services an
bounced by presiding minister. II
Leaving For school a
The first church supper of the sea-
ION held under the auspices of the z
Voman's Federation of the Congrega-
iona church. was largely attended. =
he boys and girls of the parish who
re to leave shortly for school at C
ended as the guests of the federation A
nd an enjoyable evening was spent.
he following students were present. y
Helen Mitchell Elizabth Benjamin, A
tatalie and Barbara Case, Clara Get
hell, Amy Josephson, Irene Thomp- :
on, Florence and Esther Trumbull, r.
,oris Gwillm, Gertrude Judson.
outs Pike, Albert White, Howard
tephenson, Gerald Freeman, Sterling
vyckoff, Norman Borone, Pierce
lark and Samuel Castle. The schools
-hich they will attend are as fol- II
,ws: Boston University, Storrs, II
Iount Holyoke. Ely School at Green II
ich, Conn, Lincoln school, Simmons, II
[. /. T., Julius HART School of
fusic Worcester polytechnic. West Ill