New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
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ELECTION OF TOWN OFFICIALS MONDAY Democrats and Republicans to
 Get Out Every Available Vote CALL REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

CALL REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
 Gasoline Station Robbed - Form
 Democratic Woman's Club--Two
 Fined Town Court - Plainville
 Grange Notes--Briefs.
 I Officials for the town Of Plainville
 will be chosen by the electors Mon.
 day in the town hall between the
 hours of a. m. and p. m., and
 both the Republican and Democratic
 town committees are going to make
 every effort to turn out the full vote
 of their respective parties. Special
 attention will be given to those per. sons who vote in Plainville but who
 work in the neighboring cities and | towns and fleet of automobiles will
 be ready to answer any calls from persons who wish to vote.
 The tickets of the two parties as they will be presented at the polls
 are as follows:
 Republicans-Board of assessors
 J. J. kimmel; board of relief, for
 two years, Henry S. Washburn; for
 three years. Joseph N. McKernan;
 board of selectmen, William J. John-
 son and James Simpson, auditor, F.
 L. Benzon; grand jurors, s. S. Gwil-
 linn and s. P. Williams; tax col
 lector, Willis J. Hemingway: con-
 stables, E. w. Furrey, George Schu- bert, George Buys and Philip Mar
 ino; registrar of voters. Joseph N | Mckernan: school committee, Edwin
 Hills, and library committee, Mrs
 Frank T. Wheeler.
 Democrats-Board of assessors Joseph P. Mccarthy; board of re.
 lief, for two years, George R. Skin-
 ner and three years. Joseph McCar- | thy; board of selectmen, Edward P.
 Prior and Theodore Derby: auditor | Thomas P. Prior; grand juror, VII.
 liam J. Foran and Charles Ryder: tax collector, Willis J. Hemingway: constabes, Thomas Royce, Andrew
 Hogan, Ernest White and Fred Cal ! len, Jr.; registrar of voters, Peter F.
 Duffy; school committee, two years, 1 Martin Casey and three years,
 Charles Ryder, and library director, 1 Mrs. Fred Powers.
 Every voter in the town Is urged
 10 exercise his or her franchise at 1 the polls Monday.
 Republican Caucus Called. Charles H. Newton, chairman of the Republican town committee, has
 called caucus of the Republican , voters on Tuesday, October 14, at 8 Y o'clock in the evening for the pur-
 pose of nominating a candidate for | representative in the general assem.
 ply, justices of the peace and a judge
 of probate. Gas Station Robbed.
 The gasoline station owned by A,
 Dudley at Hart's Corners was robbed
 Thursday night, according to a re-
 port received by the local police yes-
 terday. The manager of the place stated that a quantity of cigarettes , were taken and the police believe i that the act is the work of boys. Policeman Andrew Hogan has been detailed on the case and he is con- ducting an investigation.
 Democratic Womens Club. A democratic women's club was formed Thursday night at largely attended gathering at the home of
 Mrs. Frederick Powers on East Main street. Mrs. Louise Day Duffy can-
 didate for state senator from the fifth district who resides in West
 Hartford, was present and addressed the meeting. Officers of the club
 were elected as follows: President,
 Miss Catherine Fitzgerald; vice
 president, Miss Susan Rooney; sec retary, Miss Leona Callen, and treasurer, Miss Zella Dyer. Another meeting of the club will be held next Thursday evening at the home of ! Mrs. Powers and all women in Plainville interested are invited to attend. Mrs. John J. Kennedy of West Hartford will be present to address the gathering.
 Two Fined in Court.
 William Juchniewicz of New Brit ain was fined s3 and costs dn the town court last evening by Justice
 Edward P. Prior on the charge of failure to have his motor operators s license properly endorsed and An thony Borge of Bristol was assessed s5 and costs for failure to grant the right of way and violation of the rules of the road. The men were arrested by Constable Thomas Royce after an accident at Blossoms cor ner some time ago. Both were conn., ing from New Britain and when they , reached the corner, Juchniewicz who was in the lead turned into East street. Borge who was in the act of passing him also attempted 10 make the turn and both cars scraped lenders. A man riding in