New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
FIRE COMPANY IN E. BRISTOL DROPPED
Territory Mill Be Protected by
 WtlCh Squad and No, 1
DEROSIER AND WELLS OUT
Announce Thes Mil Nnl seek sen' ale Naminailn-Aes bepariures Assured af i4ague Championship Hand Concert l'nsinaneh,

nishandins of the East iirlslaI Fire Co, and the incorporation ei ths territory in the district served by the Weieh Fire ea, of forsslNllls and Hose Co, No, l has been ore dered hy the fire heard,
 The East Bristol Co, has been ln existence several years 0ceupylhe quarters in the garage Of the iFlsiaI Rrass Corp, where chemical wagon was stationed The company had few calls and as all but two mer were volunteers, ihe fire board dee piiei that the other companies were able to handle the calls with lcsi eilori, The old chemical wagon will he returned 10 central headquartrrs where it will probably be scrapped
 Dcrosicr Witlrlraws
 Following a conference with hi' friends last night, Corporation Counsel William x. nerosier an nounced that he will not be a can didate for the republican nomina' ton for state senator.
 Al the time that Attorney Dero' sier was making his announcement former Representative stephen M Wells was writing 10 Chairman Lei ter <. sigourney Of the local repub' licnn town committee, informing hin that he will not allow his name tc bc put forward for the office oi state senator al the party caucus or Wednesday night.
 The withdrawals of Mir. Derosiei and Mir. Wells leaves the local field open with the exception Of Charles T. Trcadway, whose name has beer frequently mentioned for the candi. dacy. Mir. Treadway is In Europe
 Local politicians say that thor. ough canvass Of the district has been made by C. C. Persianni of Southington and Huntingdon B Mcech of West Hartford for the of- flee and that the odds seem to favor the West Hartford man. The in. ference has also been made that the state organization of the republican party looks with much favor upo. the candidacy Of Mir. Meech, al. though the Southington man has plenty of strength behind his as. pirations. according to the pre-eec. ton gleanings.
 With the names of MT. Derosier and MT. Wells out of the way for the caucus on Wednesday night and Mir. Treadway in doubt, the local political situation has become a matter of conjecture. Just how the local town committee will shape up cannot be learned although it is a matter of town talk that the com mittee would like to see local man in the field. With the city con- sidered normally republican,, the chances of the office coming this way are considered very well, pro- vided the nomination can be se. cured.
 Democrats feel rather elated over the indications that local man will not be run for the office of the re- publican ticket as a strong candi- date is being groomed for the post, in case than an out of town man is announced blythe opposition by the C. O. r. Information as to the dark horse cannot be gained as the party leaders are extremely reticent Opinion seems to fasten the mantle upon Attorney Joseph O'Connell of this city, who ran for representative two years ago. Mir. O'Connell has little to say on the matter. neither or denying his possible 
 Band Concert Postponed
 The last of the series of three band concerts by the New Departure band on the Federal Hill green was scheduled for tonight hut because of the rain will be postponed. Di- rector A. F. Halow of the band had pleasing program of classical and modern numbers for
  The usual Sunday concert at Rock well part will be played.
 Leading League
 With the victory over Manchester last Sunday. the New Departures took lead on the state league flag that practically assures the locals of being the champions this year. With a record of 20 games in the victory column and but six lost, the New Departures have been setting a pace that the other hines have found hard 10 meet. The closing games of the schedule are at hand so that little chance remains for the locals to be displaced from the top posi- ton in the league race. Manager Joseph Carroll feels highly eated over the work of his team. which has maintained consistent pace since the opening Of tho state eioup.
 Funeral of Mrs. Nuzzy
 The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Mug, WAS reid ttis afternoon at 2:3t o'clock at the home of her son Robert H, :tuzzy at 2S Woodland street Services were conducted bN Rev. Arthur Goodenoufh oi Nev Haven. former pastor of the 1s. pect Methodist church of this city where Mrs. Muzzy had heen life. long attendant. The burial tool place in the West caemtery.
 Party Meetings Scheduled.
 Local republicans will gather fol their caucus on Wednesday night al $ o'clock in the city court room when the delegates to the conven. tions will be chosen.
 The democratic caucus will b' held on the following night.
 Cement I,uttons" Installed.
 The cement traffic buttons" re gently made by Contractor Cosmt vacca for the city. have been set il ..fa.r ..,, g.yaraI of tba fftx streets