New Britain herald., 1924-11-07
DEMOCRATS PICK
 THEIR DELEGATES
Eight Selected to Attend Sena- tOrial Convention in New Haven
WILL GO CONSTRUCTED
Passenger Hurt In Collision on Bouleyard-Building and Loan Association Mecting-Conccrt We'll PatroniZed.

Delegates to the senatorial con- ventlon in Music Hall in New Ha- ven on November A and 25 were chosen last night at the democratic caucus in the city court room as follows: Joseph r. Dutton, John Donnelly, William Gagnon, Charles J. Drury, T. Everett Reynolds, Will liam F. Smithwick, Rolfe E. Rowe and Levi l., Glasson.
 The local delegation will go 10 the convention uninstructed although either former Congressman Ausus- tine Lonergan or Congressman Pat rick B. O'Sullivan will be strongly supported, in case of their nomina- ton, If the sentiments expressed last night by several members of the delegation are considered.
 Chairman Joseph F. Dutton of the town committee served as chairman of the gathering last night while James Jennings acted as clerk. About 25 attended the meeting, which was marked for its harmony. Despite the overwhelming vote of last Tuesday, the local democrats say there is no need for discour- agement as the hard work Of the local campaign directors was dem- onstrated in the manner in which the state ticket led the national candidates.
 Chairman Joseph F. Dutton of the town committee served as chair man of the gathering last night while James Jennings acted as clerk. About 25 attended the meet ing, which was marked for it's har- mony. Despite the overwhelming vote of last Tuesday, the local demo- crats say there is no need for dis commencement as the hard work ot the local campaign directors was demonstrated in the manner Tn which the state ticket led the national candidates.
 The success of Rolfe F. Rowe In his race for representative is a' bright spot in the campaign, ac- cording to the leaders of the party and reflects much credit on the manner in which the candidate and his friends worked at the election.
 Loan Association Meeting
 The adjourned meeting of the building and loan association will be held otnight at 73o in the Bristol Savings Bank building, when off, cers will be chosen for the ensuing year and other important business will be transacted.
 Arrangements will be made at this time for the starting of the drive to begin operations of the organization.
 Teachers Visiting Day.
 Local schools were closed today while the annual visiting day of the teachers was scheduled. Assign ments were made by Superintendent of Schools Karl A, Reiche for the various instructors. Reports will be made by the teachers to the su- pcrintendent upon their return.
 Injured Man Host"
 Some excitement was caused about the city last night, when a report was circulated that a man had been seriously injured in 8 motor car accident on Riverside avenue near the gas plant and had disap- peared. A passing motorist picked the man up and took him to parts unknown.
 Investigation by Motorcycle Off, cer James w. Burns resulted in the arrest of John Blank of Bucking- ham street on charge of reckless driving as his machine collided with a car, driven by Anthony Page, also of this city at the junction of the Memorial Boulevard and Riverside avenue. Adrian 1.afcur, in the car with Page, was thrown out, iniur- ing his knee and he was the man, who disappeared. He was taken to his home after the accident
 In the city court this morning the case of Blank was continued un- til November 10, until further in- Vcstigation of the case can he made.
 The collision occurred when Blank attempted to pass truck. which was also headed east on Riverside avenue, while Page came from the opposite direction Both cars were badly damaged by the i'm pact.
 Concert Largely Attended
 Tha opera, "Tho Barber of Se- viIlo," was presented by the Man haitian Opera compHuy before q full house at tho Bristol Community theatcr last evening as tho first of a ser1es Of five winter concerts to h" presented h,rn under tbo au- spices of the Bristol Community