New Britain herald., 1924-10-07

 withdrawal of Myron E, Rogers from tho race and his refusal to allow his name to be used, has pre- cipitated q decided split in the ranks between the followers of the two men named. This, however. does not mean that the party will not present united front at the polls but as both Mir. kimme and MT, Smith are popular and well known, each has a large following and although no active campaign is being waged by either man, their followers are quietly piling up packers who will appear at the csu- GUS to name their choice. MT. Kim mel has made an astounding record as an assessor and his work on the board has brought him to the front. MT. Smith, well known also. has been humane agent for the past 12 years, and has A large following of friends in the Republican party. He was a candidate for the nomination two years ago when Myron F. Rogers entered the race and he withdrew in favor of Mr.. Rogers thus assuring his election.
 Candidates for the offices Of jus tice of the peace will announce themselves before the caucus.
 Town McetinR Adjourned.
 The annual town meeting. as has been the usual custom, was ad- jonrned yesterday until next Monday evening at which time the impor- tant questions contained in the call for the meeting will be debated. The meeting this year will have an large number of impor- tant questions to decide and 1t is expected that a large number of voters will turn out to hear the ar- guments pro and con.
 Enters Fight Game.
 r. Ivan (Kid) Benjamin of Plain vile, who in past years gained the reputation of being an efficient wrestler. has entered the fighting game, according to a letter received from his wife. He will display his wares for the first time this week in New York. His wife left yes- terday for New York where she Will join him and she will be at the ringside during his first battle.
 To Attend Rally
 A large number of republicans in Plainville are planning to attend the rally to be held tomorrow night in the auditorium of the new high school on South Main street in West Hartford. The speakers will be Lieutenant Governor Hiram Bing. ham, candidate on the republican ticket for governor, E. Hart Fenn, candidate to succeed himself in con- gress ,and Mrs. Joseph Merritt.
 Change in Arrangements
 Announcement is made that change has been effected in the ar rangement for the funeral of Daniel Dutton of Norwich. The body, in- stead of being brshght here for burial on Wednesday afternoon, will be brought to Plainville on Thurs day morning, the arrival being about 11:30 o'clock. Interment will be in West cemetery.
 Enters Hospital
 Miss Mary Callen of Broad street, is in St. Francis hospital, Hartford, undergoing treatment for a few days Her condition is report ed to be slightly improved &nd her many friends here are hoping for her complete and speedy recovery.
 PiainvilIe Briefs
 The condition of Gertrude Living ston. afflicted with infantile paraly- sis, is reported to be slightly im- proved.
 The condition of Mrs. William Cunningham of Park street is re- ported to be slightly improved md her physician is looking forward to a complete recovery.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley have sold their home here and have taken up their residence in Hart ford.
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold an all day meeting with Mrs. Merton Lamb of Redstone Hill, Wednesday.
 1.ost-nark trimmed glasses Re- ward if returned to Esther F. Nel- son. G4 Broad street. Plainrile- 1dEt