New Britain herald., 1924-08-16

ous conventions. Bernard V. Moore acted as chairman and Thomas Ma larney was clerk.
 The following delegates were select cd: State convention, ". w. Pagan and George Norton; congressional convention, John Lewis and George Demore: senatorial convention, Ray mond Dyer and James J. Fitzsimons; probate convention, Thomas Malarney, John Hackett, Thomas Pagan and Ed ward Clark.
 The impression was gleaned this in a talk with a prominent member of the party that the delega- ton to the state convention is favor able to Judge Thoms of Waterbury, who has been mentioned as q probable candidate for the nomination for gov error. Although no definite policy has been decided on, it was said. the local delegation will in all probability vote with the New Britain delegation as has been the case for some time past.
 It is understood that discussion was held on the chances of the party in the coming town elections and those present expressed themselves as to work hard to land can iidate in the first selectman's berth.
 Forcmcn's Club Outing
 The toremen's club of the Ameri- ,an Paper Goods Co.,, left this morn- ng for the annual outing at Sayin Rock and Lighthouse Point. Prac- 1 ically the total membership of the | 'lub went on the outing which is an flair which has been enjoyed by the members of the club for the past few 1 ears.
 The trip to the shore was made by 1 automobiles and upon arrival mem- ,ers of the club went to Lighthouse 'oint where bathing was enjoyed. A | hore dinner was served at Wilcox's his noon and athletic events partici- ated in the afternoon.
 Passes Civil Service Exam
 Mrs. Gertrude Anthony of Farm ngton road has received work from he postal officials at Washington, D. '., that she has successfully passed ivil service examinations which. she ook about two weeks ago, to work as
 SlSi "A III lIo htlioiIi6tOl poot olliSCs he has been doing duty there, tenn orarily until she heard the result of he examination. She will start reg lar duty, as an auxiliary clerk, on londay and will be on duty from . m. until : p. m. each day.
 Candidate For Selectman
 Those on the inside in the demo- ratio political circles in the last few avs have spread the word that the lictive of the well known fireworks if le plans of the party work out as icy hope they wilk Among the ru- lors prevalent on the street is one lat ex-Postmaster William F. Pagan
 being hoomed as an opponent for eorge Carter. for the birth of first ,lectman. Mir. Carter has held the position for | le past three years. It is the hope the democratic party, to be able to resent a candidate from Kensington ho will draw votes enough to offset e strong republican majority in Ber- l. While other candidates have been entioned, it is understood that Mir. | agan Is considered the logical choice. ' Whether or not Mir. Pagan will ] nsent to be candidate for the of- ,e is not known. He has recently ltered the employ of the American per Goods Co.,. as a salesman and it V
 doubtful if he would care 10 give r e time to the office which it re- fires. c
 Church Notices n kensington Congregational Rev. s srnon l.. Philips will occupy the pull at the services held Sunday. He n II take for his topic The Appeal of b rvice." Rev. Mir. Phillips has been . toying vacation in Ohio and is otoring 10 this town today. The tIT rvice will be at the regular hour, III :45, with the Sunday school being III Id at 12 o'clock III St. Paul's-The regular masses will III held ct and 10 o'clock. Rev. pr. omas brennan of St. Thomas sem ary Hartford. will celebrate the lss. i'll kensington NJ. F. The regular nday service wiz be held al 10:45 H lock. Rev. E. F. Lounsbury. for H IT pastor of the church. will deliver , sermon The regular session Of , Sunday school uiIl be held at 12 lock. There will be no evening ,-