New Britain herald., 1924-09-23
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
 MRS E.F. DUFFY
West Hartford Woman May Be
 Candidate for Senator
WEDDING BELLS PEAL OUT
Blanchard-Dress and TayIor-How ard N"ptiais-Elks Ladies' Night At Lake sCompounoe-Car Parked Without Lights Is Hit.
Without Lights Is Hit.

Sentiment Is growing throughout the fifth senatorial district, which embraces this city for the selection of Mrs. Frederick E. Duffy of West Hartford for the democratic nomin- ation for senator. Local delegates to the convention, which will be held soon, are understood to favor hel candidacy. Should Mrs. Duffy be nominated, with the c. O. P. and democratic nominees will be fellow townsmen as the republican candi- date is Huntington P. Meech of West Hartford.
 / EIks' Ladies' Night
 Plans have been completed by Bristol Lodge of Elks for the an- nual. ladies' night dance on Thurs day night at Lake Compounce. A chicken dinner in the casino will precede the dance program in the upper pavilion. During the evening, vaudeville numbers will be presented by the Clements Entertainers of Hartford.
 Blanchard Dresser Wedding
 Announcement was made yester- day of the marriage on September 17 at Amherst N. H., of Mayo H. Blanchard of Mitchell street and Miss Madeline Dresser. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Allan F. Dresser of Pine street. Rev. George F. Gib- ley of Amherst performed the cere- mony. Following a wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Blanchard will reside in this city. The bride has been em- ployed In the office of the c. J. Root Co.,, while the bridegroom is a local contractor.
 Taylor Howard Marriage
 George F. Taylor and Miss Helen C. Howard were married yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the Prospect Methodist church by Rev. William B. West. Miss Emma Bou- chard was bridesmaid while the. best man was Raymond D. Wilkins. Fol- lowing wedding trip, MT. and Mrs Taylor will live at 107 Federal street.
 Hits Parked Car
 Joseph Pastore of 4o3 Park street reported to the police last night that he had struck a light machine, park ed on Park street, opposite the gar- age of the Bristol Sales & Service Co.,, damaging the car slightly.
 An investigation is being conduct ed by the police as several com- plaints have been made of the prac- tice of leaving machines without lights on this particular stretch of roadway.
 Rabbi Jurman Coming
 Rabbi J. D. Jurman of Waterbury will be the speaker on Wednesday night at s o'clock at the synagogue on Laurel street, recently dedicated by the Jewish citizens of the ely. The program will be as follows: Address ,........ Albert Josolowitz "House of Israel, How It Was and
 How It Is'' ..... Rev. J. Plutzik Presentation of New Scroll of the
 Law ......... Hadassah Society Song, "The Lord is Perfect"
 .............. Hebrew School Prayer ..........'''' rev. TluIAih Song Return Us o Lord"
 ............ Congregation Lecture, Hebrew Education and
 What Is Means' .. Rabbi Jurman
 Appoint Delegates
 George W. Hull and Carl 1T. Ma son are the delegates appointed by the Bristol Real Estate board to at- tend the meeting of the Connecticut Association of Real Estate boards held this afternoon in Bridgeport at the Brooklyn Country club. These delegates were appointed at a meet ine of the local board held yesterday afternoon. At the same time nom- mating committee. consisting. or Charles Phelan, Harry S. Beals ana Earl J. Arnold were appointed 10 bring in a list of nominations TOT officers for the coming year. meet ing of the local board will be heid in October when it will be address, ed by one of the state officials
 All Roads To Lake
 All roads will lead to Lake com nounce tomorrow night when the barbecue of the democrats of the fifth senatorial district win be held
 Chairman Joseph F. Dutton or the the local town committee will escort senator Ashurst of Arizona, one or the sneakers, from New York to- VI, orrow afternoon. Congressman r. B. O'suIlivan of Derby will also sneak. Arrangements for the event are in charge of State Central Com mitteeman John J. Kennedy Of west Hartford. About 300 will attend.